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Running a barn or horse business can easily become all-consuming. Many professionals find themselves teaching more lessons, taking on more boarders, and working longer hours just to keep up.
In this episode, I talk with Samantha Clark of SS Equestrian Services about what happened when circumstances forced her to step away from her traditional boarding and lesson program for a time. That unexpected pause allowed her to grow another side of her business—equine appraising—and rethink what she really wanted her barn to look like going forward.
Samantha Clark Podcast Interview
We discuss:
If you run a barn, teach lessons, or are thinking about reshaping your equestrian business, this conversation offers practical insights and a realistic look at how things can evolve.
You can reach Samantha Clark through www.ssequestrian.com
By Lisa Eklund5
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Running a barn or horse business can easily become all-consuming. Many professionals find themselves teaching more lessons, taking on more boarders, and working longer hours just to keep up.
In this episode, I talk with Samantha Clark of SS Equestrian Services about what happened when circumstances forced her to step away from her traditional boarding and lesson program for a time. That unexpected pause allowed her to grow another side of her business—equine appraising—and rethink what she really wanted her barn to look like going forward.
Samantha Clark Podcast Interview
We discuss:
If you run a barn, teach lessons, or are thinking about reshaping your equestrian business, this conversation offers practical insights and a realistic look at how things can evolve.
You can reach Samantha Clark through www.ssequestrian.com

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