Simple & Deep

As we open this episode, Regina has been on the road and has a horse show hangover but is living her dream, as Lynn lovingly points out. Which is the perfect segway to today’s episode about another one of Lynn and Regina’s dreams, more dogs, horse show dogs in fact!

Listen in to find out which horse show dogs are most popular, what members of the horse industry *really* think about horse show dogs, and there may even be a mention about horse show cats, so if you’re a cat person, you won’t be left out.

Do you have a horse show dog? Make sure you join us in our HIP VIP group and tell us!

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Resources and Links:

https://www.boredpanda.com/dog-breeds-traits-guide-cartoons-grace-gogarty/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic

https://www.petguide.com/blog/top10/dog/top-10-funniest-dog-breeds/

https://mymodernmet.com/corgi-facts/

https://www.rover.com/blog/corgi-personality/

https://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com/reviews/bordercollies.html

https://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com/reviews/australiancattledogs.html

https://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com/reviews/jackrussellterriers.html

https://heelsdownmag.com/do-dogs-really-belong-at-horse-shows/

https://www.dispatch.com/article/20071025/news/310259760

The band is back together in this second episode about 6666’s Ranch in Texas. Lynn & Regina start the episode by wondering, how does one ever cover the ranch and everything that goes along with it completely? They aren’t sure so there may be part three and part four to this episode. If you haven’t yet go back and listen to Part 1 before you jump into this episode where Lynn and Regina discuss the Anne’s of the Ranch, fondly known as Miss Anne and Little Anne, Anne Marion. Including her philanthropic contributions (that’s a mouthful)  to the Ranch, Fort Worth, and the Southwest.

And Lynn touches on the topic of all the horses of the ranch: performance horses, race horses, cutting horses, and ranch horses.

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Resources and Links:

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/25/us/anne-marion-dead.html

http://www.cowgirl.net/tough-by-nature-opens-at-the-cowgirl-museum/

https://www.quarterhorsenews.com/2020/02/anne-marion-four-sixes-heir-and-quarter-horse-industry-leader-dies-at-81/

https://www.okeeffemuseum.org/about-georgia-okeeffe/

https://www.aqha.com/-/dash-for-cash

https://www.artnews.com/art-news/market/anne-marion-collection-auction-preview-1234585256/

https://www.artnews.com/art-news/market/anne-marion-collection-auction-preview-1234585256/

The Money of Color – Texas Monthly

Lynn is still on the road this week and in this episode she is sitting down with elite roper, horse trainer, cowboy and entrepreneur, Tater Lux.

When Regina and Lynn started the Horse Industry Podcast, they wanted to make sure that they had diversity in their topics but also in their guests they have on the show. That means they’re going to cover the pleasure horse industry, the cutting horse industry and they’re even going to cover some Rodeo, beginning with today’s episode.

Tater and Lynn discuss stories from Tater’s youth, including his claim to fame at the age of 14, how he lost a finger (you read that correctly) his Sophomore year of college, the World Series of Roping in Las Vegas, Tater’s first pony and more.

Get ready, this episode is all about bulls and blood, and dust and mud, and the roar of a Sunday crowd.

Lynn is back on the road this week in Bristow, Oklahoma at Flying C-Bar Ranch. Her special guest-host today is Bruce Colclasure.

Bruce, along with his wife, Denise and daughter, Cheyanne own and operate the Flying C-Bar Ranch. Bruce has 45 plus years of horse industry experience. He is a judge, a trainer and an exhibitor. He’s trained multiple world champions in multiple different disciplines; cutting, halter, reining, roping, western pleasure, you name it. They've exhibited AQHA, Pinto, Paint, Appaloosa, Palomino, Buckskin, and even an Arabian cutter.

In this episode Bruce shares with Lynn, and listeners, some of his most memorable experiences including cutting horses on the White House lawn, a meeting in the Oval Office and movie star customers.

Regina and Lynn are back in the same state and in the same studio for today’s episode. And they couldn’t think of a better episode to bring to you while together than this episode about the history of the horse industry and specifically the 6666 Ranch in Texas. Lynn became intrigued about the 6666 logo that she kept running across every time that she would go to a cutting and then Regina got interested and decided to check into the 6666 Ranch. And the next thing they know they’re buying swag (you’ll have to listen in to see what they got). In today’s episode they discuss the history behind the ranch, how the logo came to be, and why the ranch is currently for sale. They even left in a blooper for your enjoyment.  Enjoy the first of what they hope will be many episodes about this legendary ranch. 

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Regina and Lynn are back again this week with another episode from their On the Road Series.

While Lynn was in Oklahoma chatting with Cheyanne (go listen to last week’s episode if you haven’t yet) Regina was with their dear friend, Angela Shiery.

Angela is a social media influencer and today Regina is talking to her about her video podcast, Winning Details, where she gives her viewers tips on how to excel in any show pen from horse showing to livestock showing.

Make sure you check out Angela’s Winning Details video podcast.

*Note: while Regina mentions that she and Angela were 'on the road' and 'in the car' they were not actually driving while recording this episode but were safely parked in a parking lot.

In this bonus episode Regina and Lynn are discussing the not-so-glamorous, and downright gross parts of the horse industry. From boogers to bugs to beans (you'll just have to listen) you'll be laughing, nodding your head, and probably saying "ew, gross".

On this week’s podcast episode Lynn is by herself, and Regina is back in Michigan interviewing their friend, Angela Shiery regarding her Winning Details, Facebook page. (Come back next week to hear that interview!)

We’re calling these episodes On The Road, and will feature experts, and friends from the Horse Industry that we will interview while we are on the road.

In today’s episode Lynn is at one of her favorite places, The B&D Cowboy Depot, in Bristol, Oklahoma  with her dear friend Cheyanne Colclasure. They sit down and discuss how the Cowboy Depot boutique came to be, how Lynn came to upgrade her closet (hint, it has to do with a bottle of wine, Facebook and the pandemic) and all things Cowboy Fashion.