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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!

For more information: Certified Horsemanship Association

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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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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!

For more information on saddle selection: Selecting a saddle

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Dr. Michelle Coleman, DVM and assistant professor in Large Animal Internal Medicine at Texas A&M discusses a peculiar and sometimes serious upper respiratory disease found primarily in a particular section of Texas.  Dr. Coleman shares what is currently known as well as what isn't in cicatrix.

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Conan Asmussen, who rode across the United States from Canada to Mexico at age 10, shares how long distance riding is a family tradition.  Join us to learn how horses and humans survive on trails that end in 800 miles!  A fascinating peek into long distance riding with horses and the unique bond that creates.

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Dr. Carissa Wickens and guests Hanna and Kristen DiFranco share their personal stories of EOTRH - Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption Hypercementosis.  Now that's a mouthful, and literally is not a mouth full for their horses. Learn the signs of what may be impending tooth trouble and how even with no teeth, horses can lead happy, healthy lives.

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Melissa Kitchen, Vice President of marketing services at the Equine Network joins us to discuss Horse Week - a full week celebration of all things horse!  Watch never before seen documentaries, instructional videos and insider peeks into the industry we all love. And best news yet - its FREE!  So put October 3-9th on your calendar, sit back and stream away.

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Dr. Nettie Liburt, Buckeye Nutrition, shares her personal story of her horse E.T. and his recent diagnosis of PPID and a rash of suspensory issues. Is it all connected?

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Dr. Dianne McFarlane, and Dr. Todd Holbrook, internationally recognized researchers in endocrinopathic laminitis,  return to the program and join together to discuss some of the recent research in this insidious and sometimes under-diagnosed disease.  They provide advice to regulate diets, address hoof pain and even suggest some shoes to get your horse dancing again.  Recorded at the historic Atherton Hotel at Oklahoma State University.