Rachael Windsor and Dr. Sarah Young

Be Well, Equestrian

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Be Well, Equestrian is the podcast for horse people who want more — more connection, more knowledge, more community, and yes, more of the real, unglamorous, manure-covered life we all love. Hosted by Rachael Windsor, founder of Well Equestrians, and Dr. Sarah Young, VMD of Seven Cedars Equine, we bring you honest conversations at the intersection of horses, wellness, and equestrian community — from the perspective of people who actually live this life. Whether you're a seasoned rider, a horse owner navigating the ups and downs of barn life, or someone who has loved horses your whole life, this...

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Rachael Windsor and Dr. Sarah Young

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1. Mär 2026

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Be Well, Equestrian | Episode 1: Who We Are & Why We're Here (Plus, Stop Freezing at the Barn) 01.03.2026

🐴 Welcome to Be Well, Equestrian — Episode 1! Your new favorite podcast where we talk horses, wellness, and the community that makes it all worth it. In this first episode, we're introducing ourselves, sharing what brought us to create this podcast, AND diving into one of the most relatable barn struggles: how to dress for winter at the barn without freezing — or overheating — while still getting...

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