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Piper is joined by Roby Roberts of World Equestrian Center, to talk about the new facility in Ocala.
Tim Floyd, author of "Baby Haynes: A True Story About Adoption & Unconditional Love", tells us about his new book and the incredible story of Baby Haynes. Plus, it's crappy list (or two) Wednesday and Jamie brings us some weird news. Listen in....
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2549 – Show Notes and Links:
Dr. Erin Denney-Jones joins the HORSES IN THE MORNING crew to chat about the art of deciphering which leg your horse is lame on.
Christina Cline, co-author of The Essential Hoof Book, discusses ways hoofcare providers and owners can improve the comfort of, and in some cases the appearance of, club feet. Correct trimming, movement, and bodywork all influence high/low feet on horses.
For more information: https://www.horseandriderbooks.com/product/ESHOBO.html
Support the showDr. Debra Taylor discusses the 3 causes of laminitis and the treatment approach for each, as well as when to escalate the treatment to the next level. She talks about the hardships of working with laminitic horses, and how to better support other professionals through these difficult cases.
Dr. Taylor is available for consultations on cases, for a fee: [email protected].
For more information, see: https://www.facebook.com/DrDebraTaylor/
Support the showGlenn is back to catch you up on the last couple of weeks including a COVID Greyhound, Pat Ria from "What Italians Really Eat" stops by to talk food and some Equestrian First World Problems. Plus, DeAnn from Horse Nation catches us up on what is happening over there. Listen in...
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2547 – Show Notes and Links:
When it comes to horse showing, what do you want? A horse who is calm and confident or a horse who is nervous and has a hard time focusing? Horse shows are full on new sights, sounds and smells. Setting your horse up for success at the horse show is more than preparing them for the arena. If done thoughtfully your horse can enjoy the whole environment and look forward to the whirlwind of activity that is all around. However, if not done with some awareness, we run the risk of overwhelming(flooding) them and creating a sensitivity to the show environment. I discuss some things to consider before your horse's first show.
We discuss the pros and cons of adding a miniature horse to your life, Tigger offers some advice for helping dogs with diarrhea, Critter Nutrition focuses on stress busting for humans, and in coffee klatch we ask which Harry Potter character best describes your dog or cat?
We talk with Kim Weir from the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation to get a recap of their first ever virtual TRF Blackburn Horse Show, and how their program not only offers sanctuary for retired racers, but also offering a second chance for inmates. What's pairs perfect with a thoroughbred? Well, bourbon of course! We chat with Alice Peterson from Pinhook Bourbons on how racehorses have inspired their spirits. Leandra joins us with another hot training tip and brings us our Adoptable Horse of the Week. Stay tuned...
Retired Racehorse Radio Guests and Links Episode 42:
We will be joined by Dr. Laura Stokes-Green a practicing veterinarian who is coming on the show to discuss Osteoarthritis in dressage horses, then we have Grand Prix competitor Sarah Lockman on to chat all about riding corners, our total saddle fit trainer tip of the week will be with Bridgid Browne. Listen in...
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