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Dr. Sara Malone of Rutgers University discusses her research findings on natural asymmetry in the horse hoof and distal limb. She also mentions possible correlations between shoeing, rest, and turn out on hoof health and conformation.
For more information, see: https://animalsciences.rutgers.edu/faculty/malone/
Support the showIn this episode I have the opportunity to converse with Lisa Hamilton-Smith beyond the Clubhouse rooms we normally meet in. We discuss living a life we love and desire with our horses and humans. Lisa is a wealth of knowledge and drops gem after gem to help shift our mindset. Lisa currently runs the Equestrian Mastermind, is the co-host of The Dream Team Life Podcast, and is a retired event rider and trainer who encourages us to live our dreams because she has truly lived taking the risks needed to live her own dreams.
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Support the showThe Equiderma Guest is Glenn Newberry, a 63-year-old guy who started taking riding lessons at age 54 in order to share his daughter's passion for Dressage and Eventing. DeAnn from Horse Nation talks about the 2nd Annual Eventing Nation Virtual Vendor Village and her new puppy. Plus, this week's Equestrian First World Problems and equine news. Listen in...
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2659 – Show Notes and Links:
Dr. Bryan Waldridge discusses what core vaccines are and vaccine protocol.
We visit with Lenore Phillips from Phelps Media Group discussing Public Relations and Sponsorship, the breed of the show is the Pomeranian, in Critter Nutrition we ask What does natural on a label mean, and in Coffee Klatch we share our the super powers of our horses, dogs, and cats.
We will be joined by Cindi Wylie on tonight's USDF show, who tells what she learned by becoming a USDF FEI level certified instructor. And, as a special treat, we will be joined by Sabine Schut-Kery, who shares her story with us. After that, we have a great trainer tip with Bill McMullin. Listen In...
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We have a packed episode for you today! We start part 1 of a mini-series with Olympic gold medalist, Tad Coffin, on why he believes retired racers are gold standard. HRN Auditor, Alex Sherman, joins us to tell us about her first run as a professional jockey. Chelsey Burris from Friends of Ferdinand gives us the scoop on their initiative, The Broodmare Bunch. We introduce you to our first RRP Spotlight Rider, and Leandra brings us another Adoptable Horse of the Week. Stay tuned...
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Piper and Michael are joined by Laura Wasserman to talk about being an amateur owner and competitor and Dr. Selina Watt to discuss alternative therapies for our horses. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services.
Prince Philip was a pioneer in the horse world and David Saunders helps us remember him in today's show. Plus, the Biltmore is America's Largest Home and has a bunch of horse activities on it's 8,000 acres and we learn about them with Elizabeth McLean, Director of Equestrian Activities. Listen in...
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2658 – Show Notes and Links:
Mary Kitzmiller answers listener submitted questions about helping a horse who has become pushy, how to restart an older horse and redevelop her topline, and ways to reduce a Mustang's aversion to letting strangers touch them. Listen in...
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