EquiTheory

Welcome one and all to this absolute albatross-infested podcast episode. I hope you brought your opinion oars because you’ll be treading and wading through several of mine this episode (canoe, think canoe, that’s the metaphor). But, never fear, I assure you, my dear faint-hearted listener, that there are countermeasures in place such as… whacky, upbeat moments, cool, fun, funky fresh announcements, and silly goofy pony clips and tales sure to sustain your attention and bridge the gap between the entertaining podcast you all know and love, and that which lies beyond.

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Hey hotties, if you’re also feeling like you’ve been living in a Johnny Cash music video going down, down, down in a burning ring of fire, this is the episode for you. I dive into the week of hundred-degree heat we’ve been spit-roasting and caramelizing in down here in the southern United States, and the challenges of keeping horses cool in it. I also do you all the favor of explaining how I helped Azula realize that the water horse is in fact not a translucent, spitting, slithery worm demon out to end her, but instead, a worthy ally, dare I say, friend. And now she can’t get enough of it! That’s enough caption, for now, I do literally have to run to go check on the horses and hose off the hot ones! Thanks for listening!

Here are some articles about heat stress + helping horses stay cool during these brutal summer temperatures: “There was no cooling effect of scraping following rapid cold-water application,” he said, which indicates heat dissipation by conduction is greater than that of sweat evaporation. Specifically, the horses’ body temperatures dropped and continued to drop 10 seconds after water application alone. When the team scraped the water from the horses’ bodies, their temperatures increased immediately.” Hosing Hot Horses Post-Exercise: Scrape Off Water or Reapply?

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To my fellow equestrian entrepreneurial spirits and internet hashtag girl bosses, this one’s for you. This episode dives into my experiences as a ✨social media influencer✨ in the equestrian world. From what it was like when I came up to all the ways it’s changed today. I give some advice on what I’ve learned about how to be successful today (even though I’m rotten at implementing it myself) as well as discuss some of the thoughts you guys shared with me on Instagram.

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This episode is unfortunately a tragic one. A lot of things went south over the last weekend. It honestly seemed to be one awful thing after the other. It was difficult to discuss, but I felt that those of you following Rory and Reina’s story deserved the update. Beyond that, there wasn’t really much else that I think I could’ve talked about for this week.

So please be kind and try to understand that if we had known what would’ve been ahead of us, we never would’ve made the decision we did a few weeks ago. The whole thing was beyond heartbreaking and awful to deal with.

May momma Reina rest easy❤️

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Good morrow my friends, and happy Tuesday. If you’d like to brighten your ruby day, give this episode a taste. In it, I cover a unique experience I shared with my mare, Zoë, that has me rethinking some things. It seems that may be my permanent state of being and perhaps I ought to just accept that whenever I think I’ve figured something out, the universe will grant me something even more unexpected than the something I thought I’d figured out. What a caption for a podcast episode, but in truth, it’s because I honestly cannot recall much more about what I talked about, so hopefully the chattering of my lil verbose and over-sharing heart will make a larger impression on you than it did me!

Thanks for listening & reading (did you read this, lol do people actually read podcast captions or am I just writing it for the robots and SEO gods?)

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This episode is more serious than the more recent eps as I cover the recent world debut of our Andalusian x Lusitano colt, Rory. His dam, Reina, was a neglected founder case… and a broodmare. And because of the heartbreaking nature of her situation, we faced some seriously tough decisions, and still will.

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Howdy partner, and welcome back to your weekly dose of horsey nerddom. This time, we’ll be delving into the common quandary, “When can I stop with the food rewards already?!” Hopefully, you’ll find that I answer this question, and if you’re lucky… perhaps you’ll learn a bit more about what forces drive your horse’s brilliant, and not so brilliant, behavior.

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Gather round equestrian friends for this dear episode of the podcast is a story time of sorts. I’ll be telling ye all the tale of the mythical, magical Afleet Azula. She may be wee but she’s a mighty lass (if you’re not reading this caption with a Scottish accent, start over) and bonny to boot. So, grab yer popped corn, marshmallows, coffee, or evenin’ drink & enjoy a good ramble from your favorite child of chaos brain.

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Do you also have a shame goblin hiding out under your bridge of dreams, slinking around hoping to thieve your newborn, budding confidence and pester you with an onslaught of intrusive thoughts about every way in which a given situation might go horribly wrong? *Inhale* If yes, this is the episode for you. I discuss those fun facets of hashtag living your best life and how to get the most out of your session planning so you might actually be able to get out of your own head and onto working with your horse. Enjoy(;

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In this week’s episode, I take a deep dive into my health and some of the big changes that I’ve made in my life that have done wonders for my mental and physical health, which, of course, only enhances the horsemanship aspect. It’s all too common in the equestrian world that we overlook our personal health and even joke about how much we give our horses, but wouldn’t dream of doing for ourselves. So, maybe this episode will inspire some ideas in you about how you can help your horse by helping yourself.

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