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We take a look at the recent indictments in the racing world and speak with Congressman Tonko about his bill called the Horseracing Integrity Act. Professor Daniel Mills joins us from England to share with us on his research on weaving and the Coronavirus has started to affect the horse world in a big way. Listen in…
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2389– Show Notes and Links:
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We discuss how social media has affected the horse business, breed of show is the Frizzle chicken, in critter nutrition we focus on overweight dogs, and in coffee klatch we ask what kind of cat are you? Listen in!
Karen Chaton is joined by Tom MacGuinness, who shares why qualifying for WEG 2018 was so important. Sarah Schick talks about hoof balance for equine athletes and Patti Stedman introduces a web based course for Endurance riders. Classic re-visit.
Today on Retired Racehorse Radio we bring you a horse adoption bonanza! Nelda Kettles of Horse and Hound Rescue joins us to share how she and some awesome people got together to build a program that finds forever homes for OTTBs in Oklahoma. HRN Auditor and thoroughbred lover, Erika Harvey, joins us to tell us about her newest obsession - Hannibel Lector! And New Vocations brings us an out of this world Winner's Circle Adoptable Horse of the Week. Listen in...
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We bring you a Breed Highlight as we speak about the Galiceños (pronounced "gal-eh-seen-yo") horses. Jamie tells us about her weekend at Monty Roberts for the "Horses in Healing" weekend and does an "Ask Monty" recording while she was there. Glenn will touch on Podfest and what happened at the nations 2nd largest podcasting conference and some Equestrian First World Problems. Listen in...
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2387 – Show Notes and Links:
Christy Landwehr and Tara Gamble from the Certified Horsemanship Association discuss what a rollback is and why it is such a useful exercise for Western riders. Brought to you by Omega Alpha Equine.
USDF Awards Committee chair Amy Swerdlin talks about the wide variety of awards offered by the USDF, USDF 2nd Level Certified Instructor Jennifer Truet talks about the FEI workshop and provides a training tip about riding the simple, or non brilliant, movements perfectly.
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The Plaid Horse presents "Inside Your Ride" with mental skills coach Tonya Johnston. Today Tonya welcomes top trainer and judge Archie Cox. Tonya also speaks with author, coach and sociologist Dr. Christine Carter about why and how to utilize a gratitude practice within your daily routine to access your greatest strengths. To close the show, Tonya answers a listener question on how to handle the temptation to compare your riding progress to those around you.
Support the showHorsemanship Radio host Debbie Loucks joins Jamie for an all girls Friday. Before we get to our weekly trip down Sarcasm Lane with Really Bad Ads, we'll chat with Keeneland legend Ted Basset and auditor Lindsey stops by to tell us about her new horse Rocket. Classic re-visit.
Ruth Hogan-Poulsen joins Alyssa and guest co-host Alice Bruno this week to talk about how strategizing helps with training, why dressage is great for jumpers, and the jumper riders journal. Listen in!
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