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Larry Sanchez, head coach of Oklahoma State University Cowgirls equestrian team, shares how collegiate equestrian programs challenge riders to become true horseman and how it takes a true variety of horses to determine the best of the best.

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Wendy Davis, former director of the Race Track Industry Program at University of Arizona, breaks down race horse ownership, from claiming races, to syndicates, horse clubs and more.  No, you don't have to be a millionaire to take part in the excitement of the finish line.

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Laura Beth Kenney, with Penn State Equine Extension, shares the story of her mare Frankie, whom she adopted from Rutgers Equine Research Program at the age of 20.  Laura shares how Frankie went from being a professional research horse to learning a few new tricks. 

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Dr. Sally Denotta, veterinarian with the University of Florida's College of Veterinary Medicine, busts some of the most common horse related vaccine myths.  Do horses who live alone need vaccines?  Do they really work? What if I don't know the vaccine history of my horse?  Dr. Denotta addresses all of these questions plus many more!

Equine Disease Communication Center

AAEP Vaccination Guidelines

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Kate Pulec, extension assistant for 4-H at the University of Nebraska, shares her story of how some things aren't exactly how they appear.  Her new mount for her child had some unexpected surprises which needed some....surgical intervention.  

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Dr. Carey Williams of Rutgers University gives us some updates on how Pinky and Mickie of major injuries podcast fame are doing now. Cheer on her progress and learn a bit more about how horse insurance just might be your best friend.    Check out these other podcasts which feature Pinky and Micky.

Thin Horses: The stories of Pinky and Ozzie

Ouch, My Stomach Hurts: The stories of Pinky and Pippa

Serious Injuries: The stories of Pinky, Micky, Chester and Bailey

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Dr. Sally Denotta, extension veterinarian at University of Florida's College of Veterinary Medicine, kicks off the new year with a deeper discussion of eye injuries in horses and why treatment on your own may have devastating consequences.  Dr. Denotta shares her experience with her own horse with recurrent eye disease and how a little training can go along way to create a better equine patient.

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Dr. Sara Mastellar, of Ohio State ATI and alum of IDA, and Stefani Watson, coach of the IDA team at Cazenovia College,  explain how all riders can get a chance to compete in dressage while going to college. They explain the format and how it differs from IHSA and NCEA, and give advice for young riders about to embark on their college careers.

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Equine Education Network

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Dr. Dianne McFarlane, DVM, PhD, DACVIM of Oklahoma State University shares her depth of knowledge and research experience to explain just what exactly is going on with PPID.  From physiology to practicality she decodes what owners need to know.

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Dr. Krishona Martinson, University of Minnesota and Rebecca Wilkins, youth extension educator at Purdue University, share their stories of owning and managing horses with PPID or Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction.  We cover symptoms, management and coping with a permanent diagnosis and keeping affected horses as normal and healthy as possible.