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It's all about the Sale Barns this month! We introduce this month's Cohost, Jessica Montgomery, chat about her husband's, Eventing Olympian, Clark Montgomery, new position as head trainer of Apex Equestrian, a sale barn of elite jumpers, based in NC. We also have New Zealand Olympian, and Grand Prix Rider Sharn Wordley on to discuss a new online Auction, European Select Auction of elite hunters, jumpers and equitation horses. We will close out the show with Jessica Redman with Benchmark Sporthorses, a thriving OTTB sale barn based in Camden DE, and how she is able to source and find quality TB's their next careers after the track.
Topics include effectively marketing your horse for sale, racing horses at 2 years old, the use of whips in racing and managing the costs of owning a horse. Panelists include host of the Horsemanship Radio show, Debbie Loucks; host of The Lead Line Podcast, Mandee Flanders; and Auditor Rachael Walker. Listen in...
Stable Scoop Episode 515:
We share the story of the Heathy Critters podcast origin, in Critter Nutrition we share fun facts about horses, dogs, and food, and in coffee klatch we discuss the pros and cons of letting your dog on the furniture. Hedwig the reflects on being the internet's only talking Pomeranian for the past five years.
Equiderma Guest of the Week is Mounted Shooter Carrie Wilburn, Dr. B talks to us about frostbite in horses, some weird news and Crappy List Wednesday. Listen in...
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2627 – Show Notes and Links:
On today's show the legend himself, Monty Roberts, joins us to give his tips and tricks on training the OTTB. We get the scoop on the TB Makeover Class of 2021 and the upcoming RRP Sire Madness. Amateur rider, Bridgett Klingler, joins us to talk about her journey in Working Equitation with her OTTB. And of course, Leandra brings us our New Vocations Adoptable Horse of the Week. Stay tuned...
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In this episode I share with you a great conversation with fellow podcast host, mindset and horsemanship teacher, Felicity Davies. We discuss the importance of knowing ourselves to understand what type of educational opportunities are available that work with our learning and personality styles. We discuss the use of online learning as well as in person clinics to help us advance with our horses. Felicity shares her advice to help horse owners who struggle with fear of judgement to break through their mental blocks. We end the episode with some great advice to help you enhance your ability to feel and hear your intuition to guide you in life and with your horse.
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Hacker attacks, studies show, Equestrian First World Problems, the five stages of grey in the Winter and Glenn reviews a trailer cleaning product. Listen in...
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2624 – Show Notes and Links:
Did you know that 95% of new podcasts fade away within the first year? Podcasting is not as easy as it seems, and that’s pretty much true for most things that are worth doing. If you love it, the hard work and the time it takes to be good at it, are small prices to pay for the joy of doing it every day. Kind of like working with horses.
One of the things I love the most about my job as a podcast producer, is the chance to connect with and learn from my fellow equestrians. Through our passion for horses and the art of conversation, these connections help make the horse world better and stronger. My guest today is Ashley Newman, a Stall and Stable listener from Atlanta, Georgia who just bought her first farm. Ashley is in the process of setting things up for her own horse, while putting plans into place to one day welcome boarders, as well. I’m excited for you to get to know her, so listen in!
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Support the showIn this episode we recap 2020 and we take the time to do a partial audit of 2020 to ensure we have a clear vision heading into the rest of 2021 intentionally creating our reality for ourselves and our horses! We discuss what we hope the new year will have in store and how we can set ourselves up for success no matter what happens, horse shows or no horse shows! We share our answers to our favorite segment: You tell me yours, I’ll tell you mine and read a fan share as well. We finish off the episode by drawing for our THIRD winner of the Canada Horse Podcast Contest. This individual is the lucky winner of a finished Reiner bit designed by Jim Anderson of Higher Horsemanship!
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We are joined by FEI veterinarian, Dr. Richard Mitchell, as well as Wendy Murdoch. After that, we have Liz Messaglia for our amateur spotlight. And then, Reese and I have tips for being resilient. Listen in...
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