In this episode Ross and Amy discuss the pitfalls that we can hit when we place pressure on ourselves to make progress and succeed.

As training and management in domestication continues to promote the rise of gastric disease in horses, Amy and Ross explore factors, causes and preventatives, asking the question if this gastric pandemic should be allowed to now be viewed as 'the norm''.

In this next "get to know your hosts" episode, Ross gives Amy a grilling on all things past, present and future....  

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Freshly returned from a trip abroad, Ross took to hot seat as Amy was ready with a list of questions, less than 24 hours since being back on British soil!

In this episode Amy and Ross share a conversation with master horseman and all round fantastic human being Nahshon Cook. The conversation flows through a number of topics and is scattered with little gems of wisdom and points to ponder.

We know you are going to love this episode but a little note of caution, there are a couple of moments of "lively" language so if you have small people around or are easily offended, this one might not be for you. 

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Welcome back to the Little Horse Big Conversation podcast. 

This week Ross and Amy discuss gender stereotypes in the horse world. It's a topic with many facets! 

WARNING! There is an F bomb dropped in this conversation. Save this episode for later if small ears are around :-) 

 “When a flower doesn’t bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower” – Alexander Den Heijer.

Welcome to our first podcast episode! We are your co hosts, Ross Cooper and Amy Mitchell and this episode is all about advocating for horses both as professionals and owners along with the challenges in doing so and some thoughts on how to get better at it (as well as some meandering down other rabbit holes). 

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Thanks for listening! 

Ross the Horseman and Amy the Hoof Woman