Horseman’s Corner Radio

More from Jeter Eisley on his book, The Walking Y... The good guy is based on a grouch that I knew, a make him a rancher. And all the kids are based on, I was a school teacher for a while, all the kids are based on kids that I taught, change names and change the location in the year. But there are kids that I taught either in school or I taught at a boarding school for awhile. And you can have fun...

Here's our co-host David Woodruff with Anchor Brand Ranch's Ramzi Hughes on using Mustangs on the ranch. What we do is kind of narrow my favorite breeds down to the American Quarter Horse and the regular old Mustangs. It's kind of a mixture of what we've got. Those Mustangs are tough and they go like crazy and the kids can break them and ride them and use them for ranch horses. But they are not th...

The AQHA Executive Committee put out the following statement: Effective Friday, March 6, Karl Stressman is no longer employed by AQHA. Incoming CEO Dave Dellin has assumed all duties and responsibilities as chief executive officer. We thank Karl for his years of service and wish him well. Dave will continue working with the AQHA Executive Committee, AQHA staff, the AQHA Board of Directors and many...

A classic interview! Listen in to this one with Buck Brannaman talking about how Ray Hunt influenced his career.

Horsewoman and trainer Sharon Camarillo on the little things. When you're unsaddling your horse, that's the time to look for dry spots, rubbed hairs, soreness when you're brushing that horse's back off. I always like to use just a little alcohol and water or liniment on my horse's back as I brush off that sweat. And you know, you're a good sitting saddle with the right pad when you pull it off, sh...

Let's join the conversation that the late Howard Hale had with Trainer Sharon Camarillo... The best horse that I've ever took to the national finals, 7, this horse I bought from a cutting trainer, Leon Harold, when he was 3, he wasn't really broke. I got him broke. I was sending some cowboys on ranches to just put some miles on him. He's always a little volatile. My husband used to say if you ever...

Is it important to have a relaxed horse during a competition?   A point to make is you see some barrel racing horses that may be really good. They walk out calm and comfortable. Then it's time to go and they run through their routine and then they come back and they turn it off and they're calm and they're comfortable again. Then you see these other ones that are so juiced up. I don't know. Parent...

Now here's more from Dr. Steve Peters on the question, do the horses have to see us as the leader? Not really because that's one way that you know that people for years have talked about this. The funny thing is, there's different kinds of leaders. There may be that broodmare, that rules the roost around all the horses in the pasture, but you take that broodmare away from it, everybody else and it...

In a past interview, the late Howard Hale once asked Ricky if he had any trouble keeping all those horses sound. We got to keep 50 riders going and then the condition is that we have to ride these horses in whether it's outside or in that feed yard anywhere it's going to be tough to keep them sound. But no, we don't. But as many horses as we have, the kind of lameness that we have are very, very m...

More great information from Horse Trainer, Ricky Quinn. From what I've gathered, the whole program you have there Ricky starts with the halter breaking. Absolutely. You bring those babies in, you ween them off their mom. First thing we do is toss a little rope around their neck, their foot, but just toss them that rope on there, start and roll the hind quarters in the beginning and allow them all...

Here's Horse Trainer Ricky Quinn with an infamous question that is asked often. I get questions all the time, "Ricky, in your opinion what does it take to make a bridal horse?" I just kind of shrug my shoulders now where I am in my life and I'm like I don't know the answer to that. I don't, I mean because if you go and you talk to my friend Buck about it, he's pretty sophisticated in what he's loo...

Once you get to be a cowboy there should be a lot of pride there. You should believe in yourself.  You got to have confidence to give confidence to the horse to be able to move a cow that doesn't want to be moved.  You got to think something of yourself. But sometimes in that world too it can be really hard to change. There's no difference in anywhere. And that change is really, really hard. But s...

Join the late Howard Hale as we listen in to the long version of an archived interview with an outstanding horseman from Nebraska, Ricky Quinn.

We're talking to Ramzi Hughes, Anchor Brand Ranch. I wanted to ask you about your philosophy of working with horses. What we do are kind of narrow my favorite breeds down to the American Quarter Horse and the regular old mustangs. That's kind of a mixture of what we've got. Those mustangs are tough and they go like crazy and the kids can break them and ride them and use them for ranch horses. But...

Now here's an interview with the late Howard Hale and Kansas breeder Gary Kirkhoff. I've seen some horses that have been drilled so much on the ground that they get to the point doing the same thing over and over where they basically have the handler tuned out. That's dangerous isn't it? Yeah, that's very dangerous because you need that horse to be looking to you for direction. And when it's kind...

The Horseman's Corner is an original production of Howard Hale Broadcasting on the air since 1994 with over 7,000 episodes with people involved in the world of horses. I'm Howard's son Brian and we welcome you to the Horseman's Corner. Are you in the cattle business? This radio program has been on the air for over 30 years and heard all across the United States on our extensive podcast network on...

Today we have a special treat from another equine podcaster. Mantz Creek Horse's very own Kevin Meyer has his own podcast called Morning's on Horseback. He recently interviewed AQHA President Jim Hunt.  But Jim turned the tables on him and asked him a question. Let's listen in. Well, Kevin, tell me a little bit about your podcast. What's your coverage? I'm just curious. Well, my podcast is called...

We're talking to Hugh McLennan, Spirit of the West, Ranch and Radio Show. The horses and cattle and our western lifestyle and the romance that lives with it. As you know, Dave, it's always been a passion of mine. I just grew up with that. We've been trying to build a small herd of cows and I was driving truck long hours to try and finance that. Starting colts at the same time when I was on the boa...

Ranching Stories and Western Lifestyle: Hugh McLennan discusses the Spirit of the West Ranch and Radio Show, highlighting his lifelong passion for Western culture, horses, cattle, and the challenges faced in the ranching industry. McLennan shares insights from his background in media and his aim to use his radio show as a platform to counter negative publicity against the cattle industry by celebr...