Today's tip is all about what horse shoes are made of, with a little help from Bekki Bass from Centaur Forge. Listen in...Support the show

Today's tip is an excerpt from TheHorse.com's weekly Horse Health Report on HORSES IN THE MORNING. The HITM crew is joined by TheHorse.com news editor Erica Larson and Dr. Jones with some good advice on keeping your mini healthy.Support the show

Two quickie tips today. Michelle discover's a great way to stay clean at the barn in her husband's tool box, and a quick way to help shelly hooves stay dryer. Listen in...Support the show

Today's tip is from Smokie Brannaman, from Horseman Services in Greenleaf, WI. He raises and trains registered quarter horses of his own, trains youngsters and remedial horses for clients, and teaches clinics around the United States. Today Smokie tackles a listener question about riding in the open. Support the show

Today's tip is an excerpt from the Pro Riders Organization Eventing Radio Show. New Zealand eventer Dan Jocelyn joins show co-hosts Joe Meyer and Nate Chambers with some great suggestions about getting horses fit. Listen in...Support the show

It's all about flea frustration on today's show as Driving Radio Show co-hosts Glenn the Geek and Dr. Wendy Ying go over some strategies for getting these little critters under control. Listen in...Support the show

Today founder of the Horse Radio Network Glenn the Geek sits down with Nick Garcia from Equisketch.com to talk about two apps you should be using to stay organized and entertained. Listen in...Support the show

Today's tip is an excerpt from TheHorse.com's weekly Horse Health Report on HORSES IN THE MORNING. The HITM crew is joined by TheHorse.com news editor Erica Larson and Dr. Jones for a refresher course on hot weather horse care plus Dr. Jones tells us her most common hurricane related emergency calls. Listen in...Support the show

Today's tip is from Julie Slater. Julie grew up in Germany where she took dressage and jumping lessons. When she came to the United States she discovered ranch work and has been working for ranches and helping others improve their riding skills ever since. Today Julie explains what a Turn Back is, why it's so useful and how to it properly. Listen in...Support the show

Today's tip is an excerpt from the Driving Radio Show. Dr. Wendy Ying and Glenn the Geek talk about the seemingly endless variety of red, itchy, scaley, scratchy or oozey bumps that our horses seem to come down with. Listen in...Support the show