The Greatest Horseman

What does it really mean to save a horse? In this episode of The Greatest Horseman Podcast , Noah sits down with Tania and Susanna from Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue to explore the reality of horse rescue beyond the moment a horse is saved. Together, they discuss the Appalachian Trainer Faceoff (ATFO), the importance of educating trainers and riders, common misconceptions about horse rescue and "...

What if building real rider confidence had nothing to do with just “desensitizing” your horse? In this powerful conversation with Justin Haefner of Riding Far LLC, we unpack how emotional regulation in both horse and rider creates lasting safety, confidence, and partnership. From foxhunting to dressage to equine osteopathy, Justin brings a unique background that helps him “build bridges” across di...

Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue is rewriting the story of horse rescue in Appalachia — one horse, one volunteer, one hard decision at a time. In this interview, Annette and her team share: 🐎 What it really means to be a “horse person” (hint: it’s not about riding). 🌱 Why some horses don’t need a “job” — they just need a safe place to be. ⚖️ How they make the hardest call of all: when euthanasia i...

Lee McLean a Horsewoman and Author, has been around horses for over 50 years — and the wisdom she brings isn’t just about tack or technique. It’s about soul-level horsemanship. In this conversation, Lee shares stories that will stick with you for life: 🟢 Why her horses stand at the trailer gate, asking to be included — even in old age 🟢 The truth about horse retirement most people miss 🟢 What r...

What happens when you don’t grow up obsessed with riding… but still become one of the most respected horsemen in the game? In this heartfelt and honest episode, Michael Lyons opens up about how his journey didn’t start with childhood competitions—but with a deep passion for understanding the horse, and the human behind the reins. We cover: • Why some riders never get the “weee!” phase—and why that...

In this heart-to-heart podcast, Noah T.Y. chats with horse experts Carl Bledsoe and Steady Horse's own Amy Harris! The discussions delve into the cornerstone of safety and enjoyment in the saddle: trust and understanding. This goes beyond techniques; it's about building a bond that respects the horse's spirit.

This Thanksgiving, I'm grateful beyond measure for the incredible moments spent with legends like John Lyons & Sonny Garguilo on Steady Horse's first episode of "The Greatest Horseman" podcast. In this episode we reflect on the blessings of life, the profound love we share with our horses, and the invaluable lessons learned through parenthood. #HappyThanksGiving #Thankful #Steadyhorse #TheGrea...

I had the pleasure of being a judge at the Appalachian Trainer Face Off put on by The Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue this year! I had the opportunity to interview my fellow judges, Carl Bledsoe and Sonny Garguilo, where we discussed our experiences, what we look for when judging competitions, and even some things we differ on regarding training techniques. NOAH T.Y. www.steadyhorse.com HEART OF PH...