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Jasmine Foster of Rising Action Mustangs tells us how she is bringing the love of Mustangs to the New England, DeAnn from Horse Nation talks about girl power and Reallie Badd Adz.  Listen in… HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2893  – Show Notes and Links: The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew : Glenn the Geek:  co-host, executive in charge of comic relief, Jamie Jennings:   co-host, director of wacky equestr...

Piper and Catie Staszak are joined by Grand Prix rider Lauren Crooks to talk about high performance show jumping and Dr. Stephen Reed joins to talk about the EHV-1 virus outbreak in California. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services. Host: Piper Klemm of The Plaid Horse Magazine , Catie Staszak Pictured: Lauren Crooks, Photo Credit: Andrew Ryback Photography Guest:  Lauren Crooks Gues...

We are highlighting young people in the sport--first with Caitlin and Shea, who are part of the USDF Sport Horse Youth Ambassador Program. After that, we have two participants of the Dressage Foundation's Young Rider Dream Program joining in. And, then, Reese and Phil talk about some personal experiences that shaped them. Listen in... GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 660: Co-Hosts: Reese Kof...

Dr. Renate Weller talks about the movement of the distal limb, and how hoofcare providers can affect biomechanics. Also addressed are how owners can be proactive about preventing soft tissue injury, and some factors that lead to injury.  For more info, contact Dr. Weller:  https://vet.ucalgary.ca/contact-us/renate Support the show

The saddle is an essential piece of equipment for all equestrians.  They come in all shapes, sizes, designs, and even colors.  They provide comfort while out riding,  help maintain position and balance for both the horse and rider. The saddle was an invention that helped distribute the weight more evenly over the horse's back making it more comfortable for both the horse and rider.  In EQA #...

Saddle pads for trail riders make sure that the ride is comfortable for you and your horse. They don't make an ill-fitting saddle any better, but they can help in reducing friction between the saddle and the horse's hair and absorb and distribute any pressure from the weight of saddle and rider. The choice of different styles, materials and designs is overwhelming, so today Heather and U...

#028 - Lela Reynolds is the powerhouse behind Cavaliere Couture, a line of athletically inspired equestrian wear for the stylish rider that strongly advocates for body positivity, self-care, and mental health. In this episode, Lela shares the story of how wearing her yoga pants to the barn one day inspired her to create a line of riding tights to help riders be more comfortable in the saddle.&nbsp...

In the Daily Dose Health Report, Dr. Bryan Waldridge gives us a lesson on core vaccines.  Glenn is back and shares the history of the Chuckwagon in Horses in History and another round of Weird News.  Listen in... 06:00 - Daily Whinnies 12:40 - Horses in History 23:00 - Dog Breeds 32:00 - Dr. B on Vaccines 48:18 - Update on Scooter and Nigel 51:17 - Weird News​ HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2892 -...

In this episode Nadine and Nikki continue the conversation they started last episode with Jim Greendyk, a Canadian Reining trainer in British Columbia, about what success in and out of the arena looks like for horses and trainers. Jim discusses his program and opportunities, as well as the touchy subject of expectations placed on not only horses, but trainers as well. This episode was one for the...

How many unique horse colors do you think there are. In part 2 of Unique horse colors, Heather discusses color patterns, rare horse colors, and what genes cause horses to be completely white. We learn about pigment cells and how genetic mechanisms work. From the Chocolate flaxen color to the leopard spotting color we cover them all. EQA #240 talks about the most desirable color the bay, to the mos...

We take a deep dive into Certified Horsemanship Association and all of our certification programs that you could be a part of.  Listen in... HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2891 – Show Notes and Links: The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew :  Glenn the Geek , Christy Landwehr , Coach Jenn . Title Sponsor: Certified Horsemanship Association , Changing Lives Through Safe Experiences with Horses Guest: Jo-Ann...

Dr. Rachel Gardner talks about how and why every barn can implement biosecurity basics. Support for this episode provided by American Harvest Products , Purchase American Harvest Naturals Equine Hemp Supplement American Harvest  is offering a free 90-day supply of American Harvest equine products for one lucky Horse Radio Network listener. To enter is very simple: Visit www.ahihemp.com/horseradion...

We speak with Tara Swersie and Natasha Sprengers-Levine, the two women behind Strider, the #1 Professional Equestrian Event Platform.  We talk about their work dynamics and how to set boundaries both personally and professionally. Equestrian B2B Guests and Links Episode 18: Hosts:   Jennifer Wood and Jennifer Connor of EQ Businesswomen Title Sponsor: Saratoga WIB Spectacular Horse Show Picture Cre...

French Canadian Western jewelry designer Pascale Sylvain talks about how her love of  the American  west and of jewelry prompted her to move from Canada to Texas to set up shop and the success the  company has had. Listen In... Guests and Links Episode 84: Hosts:   Mike Donnell , Kacee Willbanks Colletti , and Sophia Jagella Guest: Pascale Sylvain of Bijoux Fab Visit the WESA Website Support the s...

We are back this week with another episode in my HRN Host Series on Happy Horsekeeping. This time, I have a long chat with FEI dressage rider, trainer, and business owner, Reese Koffler-Stanfield. Reese is the co-host of the Dressage Radio Show, the official podcast of the United States Dressage Federation. Reese tells us all about her wonderful farm Kentucky, her business model, and how she defin...

Suzanna Johnson is the Officer of Education for Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue for more than years but she didn't begin her work with horses until her adult years. Being an avid reader lead her to become an expert on how to build hooves. James Oliver is taking a step away from work with At-Risk youth in order to work with Thoroughbreds at Flag Is Up Farms. He is the new kid on the block in th...

Riding in the Alpes is a dream of most long distance riders and I am talking today with an Equestrian Adventuress who has done two rides there with friends and is currently planning her first very own trail ride into the mountains. We chat about her previous experiences, lessons learnt and how she is going about preparing for her next trail riding adventure in the Alpes. Show Notes: https://equest...

We know that horse coat colors are broken down into 4-5 base colors, brown, black, grey, white, and sometimes chestnut.  However, it is the DNA or genetics that really determines what color the hair /coat actually is. In today's EQA # 238  we learn about some rare and unique horse coat colors. From the science of embryos fusing to bizarre DNA errors, we create some pretty amazing horse coat c...

Jamie tells the story of Face Card, Gentle Carousel needs your votes, and then we talk about Ireland and Connemara ponies. Time Stamps: 06:12 - Daily Whinnies 25:28 - First World Problems 36:35 - Debbie from Gentle Carousel Miniature Therapy Horses 48:16 - Alyssa Mathews from Discover the Horse HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2890  – Show Notes and Links: Title Sponsor: World Equestrian Center , che...

Horses know when we’re wrong and judge us silently. Imagine that. This week, we’re talking to a legendary dressage pro about his remarkable journey in the sport and getting the low-down on all the wild things that have happened recently, from the EHV outbreak in California to the emotional finish at the Grand Prix of Eventing at Bruce’s Field. Thanks for tuning in. Guests and Links Episode 96: Hos...

Piper and Michael Tokaruk are joined by Geoff Case to talk about judging and Samantha Mackenzie to talk about riding in the Grand Prix ring. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services.  Host: Piper Klemm of The Plaid Horse Magazine , Michael Tokaruk Pictured, Samantha Mackenzie, Photo Credit: Andrew Ryback Photography Guest:  Geoff Case Guest: Samantha Mackenzie Title Sponsor : Taylor, Ha...

On today's USDF show, we talk to Alex Belton about USDF educational programs and then Cristen Brown about schooling show awards. After that, Louis Denizard is back to talk about engagement. And, we'll finish with discussing a listener's lightbulb moment. Listen In... GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 659: Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip Parkes Picture Credit: Reese Koff...

REVISIT:  Singer songwriter Jared Rogerson has released a new album called "Branch of the Tree" and is back for a special musical episode.  We find out what the motivation was behind many of the songs, get caught up on his life living in a tent and hear some stories from the the concert trail.  Listen in...  HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2889  – Show Notes and Links: The HORSES IN THE MO...

We sit down with Gloria Garland, a licensed acupuncturist and Chinese herbalist, the critter of the show is the bald eagle part 2, and in critter nutrition we learn about a spore-based probiotic. Co-Hosts:   Tigger Montague from BiostarUS and Pati Pieucci from from Pierucci Dressage Picture source Biostar US Guest:  Gloria Garland Ask Hedwig Bacillus Subtilis:  The Spore-Based Probiotic You'v...

Mary Kitzmiller talks about how she designs a freestyle and answers a listener question about dealing a horse who is anxious when away from home. HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2888  – Show Notes and Links: Image Credit: Mary Kitzmiller Horsemanship The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew : Glenn the Geek:  co-host, executive in charge of comic relief, Jamie Jennings: co-host, director of wacky equestrian a...