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Dr. Carey Williams from Rutgers University rejoins us for part 2 in our equine supplement series.  In this episode we get into the details of which types of supplements have the data behind them to help your horses joints, GI tract and nerves.  The best horse owner is an educated consumer and we try to help you sort out the facts!

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Does my horse need a supplement: By Dr. Carey Williams

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We visit with Dr. Bob Coleman, of the University of Kentucky, about his collection of over 490 bits!  We talk basic bit function and design, dabble in some horse training and discuss how the rider may make a big influence on whether the bit work or not. And don't forget the importance of putting it on correctly!

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Dr. Carey Williams of Rutgers University and well known speaker on all things supplements, shares her advice on deciding whether or not your  horse even needs a supplement.  In part 1 of a series, we talk the basics of when they might be warranted on how to choose the best product for your horse.

Does my horse need a supplement: By Dr. Carey Williams

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Dr. Saundra Tenbroek, of the University of Florida, shares tips on handling the spring breeding  season.  We take a bit of a dive into hormones, share some odd stallion quirks and decides when it works to breed on foal heat.  Plus, the very important need for Casanova stallions.

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Breeding

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Dr. Saundra TenBroek, from the University of Florida, and first time guest to the show, shares her advice on deworming horses with science and biology in mind.  We've learned a lot over the years, and your parasite control program may look a bit different than it did a few years ago.  Find out which  horses may not need to be dewormed as much as we used to, and how to find out for yourself!

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The last we had heard from Dr. Carey Williams, Pinky (of many podcasts fame) was retiring to be a broodmare.  In this episode, we contrast the English and Western world in breeding, shows and all things young horses.  And we get introduced to Palmer, who has of course been injured since taping this episode!

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Young Horse Show Series

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Dr. Carey Williams, Rutgers University and Dr. Amy Burk, University of Maryland, share the current knowledge, or lack thereof, of a tricky disorder cropping up with more frequency - fecal water syndrome.  Changes in weather, stress or forage types may all contribute to this unique disorder and the solution may be as hard to pin down as the cause.  If you are plagued with fecal water syndrome, you aren't alone!

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Christy Landwehr, the Chief Executive Officer of the Certified Horsemanship Association joins us to discuss exactly what CHA is, how instructors are certified and why you should be looking for a CHA certified instructor in your area.  Already an instructor?  Take it to the next level with CHA! Plus she shares all the great educational materials they have available to the public. If you didn't know about CHA  - you should!

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Owner and breeder Katie Lindahl shares the story of her journey to success in stepping into barrel horse futurities.  She shares how she got started, what makes a good futurity horse, and helps a non-barrel horse person learn the lingo of the industry.

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National Barrel Horse Association

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Joel McQuagge, of the University of Florida shares his knowledge that comes with 30+ years of riding young horses, teaching students and custom saddle making.  Joel's vast experience on both sides of the saddle (using and making) provide insight on how to select the best saddle and evaluate its fit on your horse.  We even throw in some thoughts on saddle pads, girths and more!

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