Horse Tip Daily

Today's tip is from Elisabeth McMillan the founder of Equestrian Professional.com. Equestrian Professional.com is the site for people in the horse business providing affordable business education and marketing tools specifically for horse professionals. Today's tip is about investing and leveraging your skills and your business. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is from 4 time Olympian Cindy Ishoy. She, along with Phillip and Reese, provide a great discussion on setting goals, building an effective team, and then achieving those goals. Listen in... Support the show

Glenn, Wendy talk about the the Conception Vessel. This tip is about much more than broodmares with fertility issues, the Conception Vessel is influential in many areas of your horses health. Listen in... Support the show

Glenn, Wendy talk about the the Governing Vessel. No, not Arnold Schwarzenegger's boat, one of the main rivers of the body's Yin& Yang energies. Tune in and find out how the very youngest as well as really old patients can benefit from its balancing affects. Listen in... Support the show

Today Amanda talks about logistics and supply chains. For those of us unacquainted with mass transportation terminology, that means how not to run out of stuff! Listen in.. Support the show

Today's tip is part two of Glenn, Wendy & Clay Maier talking about training with long lines. It's an excerpt from the Driving Radio Show episode 51. . Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is from Amanda Eckelberg of EQ Ready Records records management services. Amanda provides some practical advice on essential information that could be vital in an emergency, or avoiding one. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is an excerpt from the Driving Radio Show episode 51. Glenn, Wendy & Clay Maier talk about getting started long lining a horse. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is from Episode 198 of the eventing radio show. Dr. Laura Werner from Hagyard equine medical institute talks about preparing for a 3 day event. This first installment of the series deals with the seemingly endless paperwork & detailed vaccination records required. Support the show

Today's tip is about low heel syndrome. No, we're not talking about flats vs. stilettos, we're talking about hoof conformation frustrations and fallicies. It's an excerpt from TheHorse.com's weekly Horse Health Report on HORSES IN THE MORNING episode 433. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is about The Training Agenda. It's an excerpt from HORSES IN THE MORNING episode 433. Retired Racehorse Trainer Challenge 2012 winner Eric Dierks talks about training agendas and how to keep them from holding your horse back. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is about disaster planning from your vet’s perspective It's an excerpt from TheHorse.com's weekly Horse Health Report on HORSES IN THE MORNING episode 428. There are lot of different types of natural disasters but they all have some basics in common when it comes to being prepared. Listen in as we get the scoop from the vet's point of view. Listen in... Support the...

Today's tip, an excerpt from Horses In The Morning episode 420, is a little bit different. The Horses In The Morning crew get Shawna chatting about some of the interesting applications for positive reinforcement training for horses as well as other animals. Furthermore as an added bonus, a question that's been vexing folks for generations is addressed: do whales sneeze? Listen in... Supp...

Today's tip is about a concept or technique we hear a lot about these days: advance & retreat. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is about rider position and it's global affect on your ride. It's an excerpt from episode 158 of the Dressage Radio Show. Reese Koffler-Stanfield & Olivia LaGoy-Weltz tell us how they help their students gain and maintain a correct position for all level riding. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is all about hay racks and massage. Yes, they do have a lot to do with each other. Megan Ayralt tells us about how a horses anatomy and man made eating habits affect soft tissues and joints. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is from the Dressage Radio Show episode159 with Reese Koffler Stanfield and Kat Watkjak. New England Dressage Association member Heidi Jo Hauri-Gill talks about great continuing education opportunities for professionals and amateurs and fans. Listen in... Support the show

Samantha Clark & Cathy Wieschhoff help us ascertain both what we should look for in and what we need to provide in regards to instructors, coaches and trainers. Listen in... Support the show

Samantha Clark & Jess Montgomery from the Eventing Radio Show share several great tips on helping horses settle in when you reach your travel destination. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is from Episode 198 of the eventing radio show. Dr. Laura Werner from Hagyard Equine Medical Institute talks about emergency preparedness and rescue. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is about pigeon fever. It's an excerpt from TheHorse.com's weekly Horse Health Report on HORSES IN THE MORNING episode 419. All you potential horse husbands out there, listen carefully for some dating advice. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is about how and why liquid supplements can work so well. It's an excerpt from HORSES IN THE MORNING episode 417 featuring Dr. Gordon Chang. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is about that age old horsemans' quandry - are horses better off in the barn or in the pasture. It's an excerpt from HORSES IN THE MORNING show episode #410. The Horses In The Morning gang debatethe pros and cons of different horse keeping strategies. Listen in... Support the show

Today's tip is all about pressure. Megan busts some animal massage myths and clears up the "how much pressure" debate. Support the show

Today's tip is about developing a fitness program for your horse. In this excerpt from the Driving Radio Show Wendy explains the how and why of developing a fitness program for your horse as an individual. Listen in... Support the show