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We pull at your heartstrings with Miri Hackett from Hackett Equine as she shares her personal story of how her TB filly truly was a gift. Christie Schulte-Kappert joins us to talk about ASPCA's newest initiative: Adopt-A-Horse Month. And if we weren't encouraging you enough to bring a new horse into your life, Leandra from New Vocations brings us a training tip and our adorable Adoptable Horse of the Week. Listen in...
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This episode was going to be about hoses, but so much has happenThis episode was going to be about hoses, but so much has happened in the last three weeks, Helena thought it would be more fun to share her experiences and epiphanies as a temporary client on training board at Unexpected Farm. Plus, we get our geek on with Marc Hollahan from Tangent Materials as he explains just how Tangent Fencing is made, and why it’s a great choice for horse properties large and small. Listen in!
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I share 3 conclusions I have come to over the last few weeks as a result of reading a social media thread regarding personal development and horsemanship.
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I share 3 conclusions I have come to over the last few weeks as a result of reading a social media thread regarding personal development and horsemanship. This episode allows me a place to share my thoughts on the following: Our inability to separate personal development from our development as an equestrian, that there is nothing "woo woo" about connecting the two, and that I am honoured to be taking part in forward thinking conversation within the horse community that puts the relationship with the horse at the forefront. Thank you for being part of this incredible ride and for doing the hard work of being accountable, honest, and loving.
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I have the privilege of speaking with Jim Masterson & Dylan Silver where they share the experience of producing the documentary film, “A Mind Like Still Water”.
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I have the privilege of speaking with Jim Masterson & Dylan Silver where they share the experience of producing the documentary film, “A Mind Like Still Water”. This film is one in which Dylan’s crew films Jim, the founder of The Masterson Method, a light touch equine massage technique, and Mark Rashid co-teach the yearly clinic they offer yearly which combines their teaching and methodologies. Along with bringing awareness to the film and sharing why they believe it is so important for the equestrian world, we also share how this work helps enhance the awareness of horse owners to build better partnerships with their horses. The film just scratches the surface of the work, but tells a brilliant story of how horses and humans come together and the impact they have on one another.
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In this episode we have a honest and open conversation about helmet use in the equestrian world and its many disciplines, discuss the whys behind when we choose not to wear a helmet, and have an informed conversation with Betsy MacFarlane about concussion awareness.
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In this episode we have a honest and open conversation about helmet use in the equestrian world and its many disciplines, discuss the whys behind when we choose not to wear a helmet, and have an informed conversation with Betsy MacFarlane about concussion awareness. Betsy is a Barrel Racing competitor, trainer and coach - in her professional life she serves her community as a Paramedic. Having experienced multiple head injuries she has become passionate about concussion awareness and helmet safety. The conversation takes place on Clubhouse where we have the opportunity to open the conversation up to other equestrians and professionals on the topic. Some real gold nuggets are dropped in this episode!
Whether you choose to wear a helmet or not, this conversation is for you. We open an honest conversation that is founded in offering information for everyone to make choices that align best with their own values and needs. This conversation does not shame or blame riders. It is intended to open an important dialogue between riders.
Tune in until the end to hear the winner of our Trafalgar Square Books giveaway.
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On today's USDF episode we will be joined by senior education coordinator Isabella Baker, after that we have a great chat with young professional rider Madeleine Perry, and then we interview author of our latest book club book John Haime. Listen In...
GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 616:
Raquel Lynn is a successful equine blogger with not one but two excellent blogs. If you’ve ever made margaritas following the recipe on Horses and Heels or drooled over your dream barn on Stable Style, you’ve seen her work!
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It’s springtime in America, and that means many of our horses are back to work in earnest. Some more than others, and for some horse owners, separating our horses from their friends in order to work, travel, or show, can mean managing emotions – theirs and ours. My guest today is Nick Rivera of the Horseman’s University. Nick is a trainer who helps horses gain understanding and confidence in a human environment. Nick and I talk about how we can manage our horse’s daily routines in order to help them learn to be more confident and independent. Listen in!
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EP 62: Don Jessop on Helping Herdbound Horses
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Support the showVictoria Goff, Press Officer at The All England Jumping Course Hickstead, stops by to get caught up. Listener Anastasia Burke did an amazing painting of Glenn's past Greyhound and we give away this month's prize for Really Badd Adz. Listen in...
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2677 – Show Notes and Links:
Tonya speaks to Bliss Heers, a top showjumping rider who was recently named to the short list for the Tokyo Olympics. Tonya also welcomes 15-year old Carlee McCutcheon who is a successful up and coming junior rider competing in the hunters, jumpers and equitation who also shows reining horses. Tonya also discusses the importance of maintaining a sense of teamwork and appreciation with your trainer.
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