On this podcast we talked with Stacie Clark! She is the operations consultant for the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance. The Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance accredits, inspects, and awards grants to approved aftercare organizations to retrain, retire, and rehome Thoroughbreds using industry-wide funding. To learn more visit their website at: www.thoroughbredaftercare.org

If you have a thoroughbred or are thinking of adding one to your farm, listen in as we talk with Kristin Werner about the Thoroughbred Incentive Program!  Kristin serves as the Senior Counsel for The Jockey Club. She is  involved with TJC’s industry initiatives related to racing integrity, the welfare and safety of the racehorse and aftercare. In this episode we dive into what the program is all about! 

Our first guest of the season is Anna Nowicka an equine dentist based out of Germany.  After 10 years of working in an equine clinic, she decided to open her own practice in September of 2021. She gives advice on how often you should have your horses teeth looked at, what to expect for a dental visit, what you can do to help your horses teeth be healthy, and so much more. Anna can be found on instagram under equine_dentistry. 

Have you ever dreamed of cantering down the coast of Ireland? On this episode we talk with Laura Hoover Lamb, owner of Ireland Equestrian Tours. Laura shares the ins and outs of what all the trip includes, how they can accommodate riders of all different levels and disciplines, what you should pack and so much more! Visit www.irelandequestriantours.com to find more information on pricing and to look at the different itineraries. 

Hey Everyone! We are so happy that you are joining us for season 3 of late night riders! On this episode we are sitting down as a family and talking about a range of topics! Listen in as Debbie tells the story of how RAMM was started, what we went through when COVID hit, and how we keep things fun at RAMM. We hope you enjoy the podcast! 

For the last episode of season 2 we have put together a few of our favorite conversations from this season. Featured in this episode are: Marc Stevenson from Stevenson Rocking Horses (Ep. 59), Andrea Szalkowski who is a Wrangler (Ep. 69) , Ansley Bevan an Equine Massage Therapist (Ep. 80), Samantha Smith and Mary Courtney Gaddini with The United States Pony Clubs Inc. (Ep. 84) , and lastly Melissa Hubbard the CEO of Kerrits (Ep. 85). Hope you enjoy! 

On this episode we talk with Melissa Hubbard, CEO of the well known equestrian brand Kerrits. Melissa shares her experiences of working in corporate America, a start up, what her current role of CEO entails, and so much more! Listen In! 

Have you heard of Pony Club? On this episode of LNR we had the pleasure of speaking to Samantha Smith and Mary-Courtney Gaddini, employees at The United States Pony Clubs, Inc. Samantha Smith holds the role as the Marketing and Communications Director while Mary-Courtney is the Marketing and Instruction Coordinator. We learn all about Pony Club and the many opportunities is has to offer! Pony Club is for people of all ages and all different backgrounds. Whether you own a horse or don’t own a horse, you can still be a member of Pony Club. Listen in as they talk about the mission of Pony Club, what Pony Club has done for them, and how to get involved at your local Pony Club. 

Who else loves Friesians!? On this episode of LNR we talk with Jack Vanderkooy, owner of Kettle Creek Friesians and former board member of The Friesian Horse Association of North America. Jack talks to us about all things Friesian. We learn about breeding Friesians, what the judging process entails, and so much more!

On this episode of LNR we speak to the very talented author, editor, rider, and professor, Piper Klemm! Piper tells us her journey of acquiring The Plaid Horse, what she hopes to teach young children through her book series "Show Strides", her current Equestrian course offerings at Clarkson University, and so much more!