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At 36, Phillip Ralls became the National Reined Cow Horse Association’s fifteenth million dollar rider. Growing up on the west coast, Ralls spent time with legendary horsemen who helped him progress his skills. In addition to his father, NRCHA Hall of Fame rider Ron Ralls, Phillip spent eight years at Monty and Pat Roberts’ Flag Is Up Farms. Also, Dr. John Byrd's experience with horses led him to observe how a horse's health could impact performance. Today he speaks with Monty Roberts on field management and a dewormer plan.
American Hat Company's Keith Mundee talks about the past, present and future of this iconic firm. Listen in...
Support the showFive time Olympic Vet Dr. Richard Mitchell shares what it is like to work the Olympics, Erin Kenworthy from Bates and Five Star Eventer Allie Sacksen join us to talk about the Bates Helping Hand 2020 program and we give away $500 in prizes thanks to Horseloverz.com. Listen in...
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2445 - Show Notes and Links:
Piper and Traci are joined by Kristen Bumpus who takes us back to Devon and Jessica DiCostanzo & Bethany Lee to discuss equine entrepreneurship. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services.
Jon and Rick welcome Pan American Games Gold Medalist Tamie Smith, World Championship team member Sinead Maynard, and FEI Show jumping course designer Chris Barnard. The Jon and Rick Show is presented by Horse Trailer Pros and produced in partnership with EQTV Network. Listen in...
Guests and Links Episode 573:
The topic of today's show is Connection and Contact. Dolly Hannon, USEF "S" Dressage judge, and USEF ‘R’ Western Dressage Judge answers the question: How would you describe the proper contact...and is it any different in WD as compared to Traditional Dressage? Joann Williams, highest-scoring trainer/rider at the 2019 WDAA world show, describes how to develop contact including how to handle horses that hide behind contact. Dini Swanson from the WDAA (Western Dressage Association of America) also joins me to discuss changes we will see at shows as they startup. Listen in...
Guests and Links Dressage Episode 568:
We start with a chat with EquiSale about their import business with sale horses in the Czech Republic and the other base in the US. Then we are going closer to Charlie's side of the world to talk to Jody Hartstone, about her breeding operation in New Zealand. We will close out the episode with Mark Donaldson, of Unionville Equine, about back xrays and any other controversial findings during a pre-purchase Exam. Listen in....
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2444 – Show Notes and Links:
We continue Olympic Week with free-lance editor Margaret Freeman. Margaret shares some of her favorite equestrian moments from the seven Olympics she covered. The Horse Nutrtion Podcast Horse Health Segment is with Peter Day on how shoeing can affect the horses’ symmetry. Plus, we take a look at stocks and the 401K in the Chicory Wealth Finances for Horse Owners installment. Listen in...
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2443 – Show Notes and Links:
The Purina Animal Nutrition Center has been helping horses receive better nutrition since 1926, conducting thousands of research studies. This episode highlights their world-renowned breeding program that delivers and raises foals that go on to do great things in the real world and the role nutrition plays in it all. This is part of Purina’s Full Rein series.
Guests and Links - Purina Animal Nutrition Center, Feeding and Breeding
Timing is key in any type of training and positive reinforcement training is no exception. This certainly holds true when we think about shaping movement. In this lesson I discuss some tips to develop better timing and targeted results.
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