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It’s that time of year — show season is winding down, leases are ending, and a LOT of families start wondering… Is it time to switch barns?
In this episode, Angie cracks open one of the spiciest topics in the horse world: when, why, and how to switch barns without burning every bridge in sight.
And yes — before hitting record, she even texted Chloe’s trainer to ask, “Should I even talk about this??” The trainer’s answer: “We can talk tonight… just keep it focused.”
So we did. And here it is.
Quick Favor? ⭐️If you love this podcast, the easiest free way to support it is by leaving a rating or review:
How to Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts- Open Apple Podcasts
- Search for and/or tap the show name (Broke Horse Moms)
- Scroll past the episodes to Ratings & Reviews
- Tap ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
- Tap Write a Review and leave a note!
How to Rate on Spotify
- Go to the main Broke Horse Moms show page
- Tap the About tab
- Tap the ⭐️ rating and select your stars — done!
Want to Support the Show?
If you’d like to help keep this podcast running and support this Broke Horse Mom you can make a small contribution at:
👉 https://brokehorsemoms.com/shavings
Episode Highlights- Why so many families switch barns at the end of show season
- The most common reasons people leave a barn (horses, money, goals, program fit, vibes)
- Why switching barns feels so emotional and personal for both parents and trainers
- Angie’s own experiences with two previous barn switches — one easy, one gut-wrenching
- How to leave a barn gracefully (honesty, kindness, communication)
- What to say, and what not to say, when making the transition
- How to avoid switching prematurely by choosing the right type of program from the start
- Key questions to ask yourself about goals, budget, horse needs, and your kid’s riding path
Links Mentioned
- Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/bhm
- YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/@brokehorsemoms
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brokehorsemoms/
- Broke Horse Moms Newsletter: https://brokehorsemoms.com/newsletter
Thanks for Being Here 🤍
If you enjoyed this conversation or it helped you feel less alone in your horse mom journey, share it with a fellow barn mom or tag me on IG. You’re part of this herd, and I’m so grateful you’re here.
Trot on, friend. 🐴
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By Angie TruebloodEpisode Summary
How to Rate on Spotify
Want to Support the Show?
Links Mentioned
Thanks for Being Here 🤍
It’s that time of year — show season is winding down, leases are ending, and a LOT of families start wondering… Is it time to switch barns?
In this episode, Angie cracks open one of the spiciest topics in the horse world: when, why, and how to switch barns without burning every bridge in sight.
And yes — before hitting record, she even texted Chloe’s trainer to ask, “Should I even talk about this??” The trainer’s answer: “We can talk tonight… just keep it focused.”
So we did. And here it is.
Quick Favor? ⭐️If you love this podcast, the easiest free way to support it is by leaving a rating or review:
How to Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts- Open Apple Podcasts
- Search for and/or tap the show name (Broke Horse Moms)
- Scroll past the episodes to Ratings & Reviews
- Tap ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
- Tap Write a Review and leave a note!
How to Rate on Spotify
- Go to the main Broke Horse Moms show page
- Tap the About tab
- Tap the ⭐️ rating and select your stars — done!
Want to Support the Show?
If you’d like to help keep this podcast running and support this Broke Horse Mom you can make a small contribution at:
👉 https://brokehorsemoms.com/shavings
Episode Highlights- Why so many families switch barns at the end of show season
- The most common reasons people leave a barn (horses, money, goals, program fit, vibes)
- Why switching barns feels so emotional and personal for both parents and trainers
- Angie’s own experiences with two previous barn switches — one easy, one gut-wrenching
- How to leave a barn gracefully (honesty, kindness, communication)
- What to say, and what not to say, when making the transition
- How to avoid switching prematurely by choosing the right type of program from the start
- Key questions to ask yourself about goals, budget, horse needs, and your kid’s riding path
Links Mentioned
- Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/bhm
- YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/@brokehorsemoms
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brokehorsemoms/
- Broke Horse Moms Newsletter: https://brokehorsemoms.com/newsletter
Thanks for Being Here 🤍
If you enjoyed this conversation or it helped you feel less alone in your horse mom journey, share it with a fellow barn mom or tag me on IG. You’re part of this herd, and I’m so grateful you’re here.
Trot on, friend. 🐴