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Christa Lestè-Lasserre joins us from France to talk about the Horses in the City Project, some equine news, another round of Really Bad Ads and a winner is announced for the Box of Crap. Listen in...
Support the showWe spend time with one of our favorite guests, Cathy Macinroe, an equine sports therapist, breed of the show is the New Jersey Giant chicken, Critter Nutrition focuses on Biostar's Optimum GI supplement, and in Coffee Klatch we share our favorite funny things our dogs do that make us laugh. Listen in...
Support the showIs it already time to be worrying about winter riding clothes? Yikes. This week, we’re talking about the differences between the jogs from one discipline to another, and have you thought about adding your horse to your will? Listen in…
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Today we are bringing you 11 tips for No Stirrup November, after those we are going to have Auditor Courtney give a book review of core conditioning for horses, and then newly certified instructor Meghan McIsaac has great tips to preparing for cold weather riding. Listen in...
Support the showTeam USA's newest Cones Gold Medalist, Mary Phelps recaps the Pony World Championship, Tony Troyer tells us how we can support fellow carriage drivers in Chicago and on "Carriages 101" Kathlene Haak introduces us to hunting vehicles. Plus, on the Tremont Training segment we learn about prepping young horses for performance tests and on the TCVM segment Dr. Wendy gives us tips to keep our old farm doggies feeling great throughout the winter. Listen in....
There are a lot of myths floating around about best practices for equine nutrition and conditioning. Dr. Heather Beach joins us this week to help us take the best possible care of our horses. Listen in!
Support the showStacy Wesftall is joined by guests Ginny Telego and Molly Wagner to chat about being congruent with our horses, moon blindness, and how horses often teach us lessons we did not expect. Listener questions include dealing with barn activity that stresses our horses and a horse who changes leads behind.
Support the showJamie and Glenn weigh in on the tragic events at the Breeders Cup over the weekend. Dr. Chang from Omega Alpha Equine goes over what do do about some common things horses deal with and Equestrian First World Problems lighten up the end of the show. Listen in...
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