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Using positive reinforcement we can teach our horses to not only stand quietly, but to actually look forward to the clipping process. We will utilize systematic desensitization and counterconditioning. They sound like big words but it is a simple and useful tool to have in your toolbox for lots of situations, beyond clipping.Support the show

How pilates can improve your riding with Janice Dulak, Karen Isberg continues her Adult Amateur journey and in our Total Saddle Fit tip we explain how to get your bronze medal.  Listen in...Support the show

Pilates, adult amateurs and bronze medals.

NCAA Equestrian season is chock full of meets and exciting things going on outside the arena too. Sissy and Tom give us lots of information about NCAA Collegiate Equestrian action and we hear from two equestrians; a UT Martin Skyhawk and an Auburn Tiger.Support the show

Pat Raia shares a great roasted nut recipe perfect for holiday get-togethers at the barn, Karen Isberg talks about nutrition for older easy keepers, Jamie repeats the trailer loading lesson, and bad ads features someone looking for a good rideable horse for cheap. Support the show

A French study on stalled horses sparks a lively discussion on environmental enrichment for horses, in Tigipedia we answer what foods are helpful for horses in winter, Critter Nutrition focuses on sourcing ingredients and in Coffee Klatch we pick our best vacuum cleaners for pet hair and dirt; a topic inspired by one of the best horse husband making lemonade stories ever.Support the show

Today we are all about the stories! Journalist and thoroughbred lover, Eric Floyd, joins us to tell us about his new book Heaven's Premier Horse Race. Amateur owner gone blogger, Abbi , shares her honest experiences of being both a teacher and student when training her OTTB. And get ready to trick your significant other, because New Vocations has a treat for you with our Winner's Circle Adoptable Horse of the Week. Listen in...Support the show

Nobody looks good in tight white breeches. I repeat: nobody. This week, we’re talking with a dietician about body image and proper dieting for equestrian athletes. It’s been a while since Facebook cracked down on horse ads, so how are people selling horses? And when is it too cold to hose down your horse? Listen in...

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