Johnnie Jackson’s Addicks registered a second successive win yesterday, delivering a convincing demolition of Doncaster Rovers. KEVIN NOLAN reports from a much happier Valley. It’s probably prudent to dial down the superlatives in describing Charlton’s ruthless destruction of Doncaster Rovers,… Continue reading →
Piper and Catie Staszak are joined by Sarah Mechlin Duhon and Mo Duhon to talk about what it's like to run family-owned equestrian businesses. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services.
The ASPCA’s Right Horse Initiative strongly believes that great work deserves to be celebrated. From the veterinarians, farriers, volunteers, and trainers to the incredible storytellers who help spread the word about equine adoption, it takes a network of support to help each horse find a wonderful home. The ASPCA’s third annual Good People for Good […]
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Long time listeners have missed her, Jumping Show host and owner of Ece Equestrian Apparel, Emily Wood is with us to cohost this episode. We chat with Emily to hear how things have been going and how she has taken more of a sales agent role recently and what that means. We discuss where to look to buy a horse and what to look out for. Tune in!
Our Purina Equine Senior Health Segment brings us Dr. Camargo answering questions about cribbing, Auditor Sarah Welk reports on Quarter Horse Congress, Crappy List Wednesday and some Weird News. Listen in...
Welcome to Horse Illustrated’s weekly installment of the My Right Horse Adoptable Horse of the Week, offered in partnership with The Right Horse. Mia is this week’s adoptable horse. Check back weekly for a new featured horse so you can find your #righthorse. Horse: Mia, a 5-year-old 14.2-hand bay American Quarter Horse mare in Union, […]
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We chat with Tori Anello about the beautiful blonde of the dog world, Golden Retrievers. Next up, Pati offers up some fun facts about the Moose, then we weigh in on whether the tack you choose says something about your fashion sense. Hedwig the talking Pomeranian discusses her feelings about going to the vet.
Para Reiner, Jennifer Flanagan, tells us all about her success at Quarter Horse Congress, our returning Equiderma Guest of the Week, Alex Bauwens, just got back from an amazing trip to Scotland and some First World Equestrian Problems. Listen in...
Two vintage London Transport buses will run on route 53 through Charlton on Saturday as part of celebrations to mark Plumstead bus garage’s 40th anniversary. An open day is being held at the garage from 11am to 4pm, and to… Continue reading →
Today's tip is an excerpt from the Horses In The Morning monthly Certified Horsemanship Association episode featuring Christy Landwehr and her guest Phil Peterson for a chat about some tools to help riders and horses who have fear issues on the trail due to past experiences.
Tonight's topics are bitless equipment in competition, gambling on Grand Prix Show Jumping and resources for horses. The American Horse Publications panelists are the Original Equinista LA Sokolowski and President of the American Horse Council Julie M. Broadway. Plus, our listener representative is Auditor Elizabeth Frey. Listen in...
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It was a really good week to have the last name Martin at the first-ever Maryland CCI5* at Fair Hill, with multiple eventing championships awarded October 13-18 in Cecil County, Md. The inaugural event hosted both CCI3*-L and CCI5*-L eventing divisions, the United States Equestrian Federation CCI3*-L Eventing National Championship, and the United States Eventing […]
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In this episode I dive into the topic of resistance. It is a topic we speak about a lot in regard to our horses, but when we shift our awareness to what it feels like in our own bodies it can help facilitate growth and forward movement for both ourselves and our horses. Last night’s defeat to Accrington Stanley left Nigel Adkins’ career as Charlton manager hanging by a thread. KEVIN NOLAN watched another humiliating night for the Addicks at an angry Valley. In the 9th minute of this desperately fraught game, a… Continue reading →
We take a deep dive into learning more about becoming a USDF Bronze Medalist, a vaulter, a personal trainer and finding out more about how Mule Alley where the American Paint Horse Association and others are housed in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards. Welcome to Horse Illustrated’s weekly installment of the My Right Horse Adoptable Horse of the Week, offered in partnership with The Right Horse. Blue is this week’s adoptable horse. Check back weekly for a new featured horse so you can find your #righthorse. Horse: Blue, a 13-year-old 16.1-hand bay Standardbred gelding in Saunderstown, R.I. Organization: […]
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Today's tip is an excerpt from the HITM show where show co-hosts Glenn & Christy Landwehr from CHA chat with Beth Powers about exercises to help both horse and rider feel more at ease when hitting the trails.
Do you have a great idea for an App but no idea how to get started? Have you ever wanted to know what it takes to make a successful App? Learn about how you can put your idea into action and what steps you need to take to produce a successful App.In this episode I sit down with John haime, a Performance Coach, Speaker, Philanthropist, President of New Edge Performance, and Author of multiple books, including his newest - Ride Big, which he wrote specifically for equestrians. Our conversation leads us almost directly into Chapter 2 of his latest book where we speak about the importance of self-discovery and awareness as an equestrian. Topics in this podcast also include values, purpose, and influence as riders. This is a must listen episode!
Tonight's Roundtable includes panelists from American Horse Publications. They include Mandee Flanders of the Lead Line Podcast, Jamie Samples of Yellow Barn Media and Listener/Auditor Allie Heninger. Our Topics tonight include: the frustrating backorder situation with horse products, where can young coming-adult equestrians turn to look for future equine professions and picks for work productivity. In this episode I share a stories of using self-awareness to help navigate high pressure situations to make confident decisions using responsible self-leadership and how my personal growth journey fuels my passion for this podcast and my business. I finish the episode with a self-assessment and equine assessment tool to gauge your areas of strength and need for growth. 
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We hear from competitor Emma Minteer about how she trained her mustang and how she's preparing to record and submit class videos at the Virtual NJ Extreme Mustang Makeover. Then, Molly Pearson tells us all about the COVID Derby and why they chose to donate the proceeds to MHF. Listen in...
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In this episode we’re talking to John Haime. John is a Performance Coach, Speaker, Philanthropist, President of New Edge Performance, and Author of multiple books, including his newest - Ride Big, which he wrote specifically for equestrians. We love diving into topics of rider confidence including Proactive and Reactive Confidence, what it means to ride big or ride small, and the importance of self-discovery on the ride to equestrian confidence!In this episode I discuss the phenomenon of pressure and the importance of tuning into our own daily pressures as an equestrian. Within the episode I share a condensed pressure audit that will help bring some perspective and personal awareness to your pressure and how it effects your relationship with your horse. Pressure is something that we all know well, but it was the brilliance of Beth Anstandig that truly tuned me into the need to improve my understanding of it and ability to attend to it for the betterment of my horsemanship and communication as a whole.
On today's show Tonya speaks to Olympic and World Equestrian Games gold and silver medalist and world-renowned show jumping rider Laura Kraut. Fresh off of the US nation's cup win at Aachen, Laura talks about her focus and mental strength, her illustrious career, and the Olympic experience.
What does it take to get a business loan or capital investment? What do you do to prepare and what happens after? Learn about how best to get your finances In order, what you need for a loan application, who to turn to for help, and what you need to feel comfortable with your business finances.
Michael Baca talks about the boot business from his perspective of managing three brands. Listen In...
Debbie from Gentle Carousel Miniature Therapy Horses joins us to talk about her adorable new book called "Mini Horse, Mighty Hope: How a Herd of Miniature Horses Provides Comfort and Healing (Revell, October 2021)". Plus, Jamie joins us from Flag in Up farm with Denise Heinlein to speak about Donkeys & Doughnuts and the Daily Dose Health Tip is on the use of kinesiology tape for horses and riders. Listen in...
We speak with breakaway roping superstar Jackie Hobbs-Crawford about her illustrious competitive career and being a mom, Dwayne Hildreth about his work on the board of Brooke USA, and to international trainer Daniel Stewart about equestrian sports psychology and how to be bolder, braver, and brighter. Listen in...Judge Ida Norris joins Stacy Westfall with 20 tips for having a better experience at a multi-day Western Dressage Show. Ten tips for the horse and 10 tips for the rider. Applies to anyone that shows....
How do people make the perfect sales ad? Looking for tips on how to market your horse - what pictures are appropriate, what does it take to do a sales video? What draws your eye to certain ads? We explore all of these avenues in this months Sales and Breeding Show with featured guest - THE German Riding Instructor Ronny Reimer. We also have Dr. Sam Fielding on to walk us through how to tackle show nerves, for after you buy that new horse or take your young homebred to their first shows. Tune in!
Today's show is all about horse human interactions and how they can be mutually beneficial. Guests include Nina Ekholm Fry, Director of Equine Programs at University of Denver’s Institute for Human-Animal Connection and Dr. Anita Shkedi, author of Horses Heal PTSD: Walking New Paths author. Listen in...
We are going to meet Erin Paul, who tells us all about her rescue horse who just competed at Grand Prix! Then, we have a great conversation with friend of the show, Lauren Sprieser. After that, our Trainer Tip is brought to you by horse show photographer, Lisa Dean. Listen in...
In this episode we’re talking about a topic that is very close to our hearts- the challenges of motherhood and owning horses. We are both moms of with young children, one each, and we know we are not alone when we say that being a horse lover and a mom at the same time can be HARD. We get real about our personal experiences around expectations versus reality, mom guilt, safety concerns, changes in how we feel in our bodies, confidence, and support systems. We hope that everyone who listens knows they are not alone when it comes to the struggles they face trying to do it all! Living with a horse person is a unique experience, especially when you’re not the kind of person who is completely obsessed with horses. Living with horses in your backyard is an equally unique experience, because horses aren’t just in your life, they ARE your life, whether you like it or not.
In this episode, Buck joins Helena once again, but this time to discuss what it’s like to have every corner of your home, and most of your life, influenced by horses and horsey things. Listen in!
In the Daily Does Equine Health Segment Dr. Jones tells us the story on bone cysts, Auditor Emily updates us on her tights business called May Babes Equestrian and Jamie brings some Weird News. Listen in...
As the original "Concrete Cowgirl," Erin Brown has made a living in the equestrian industry by staying true to her roots and her love of horses. She is the Executive Director for the Philadelphia Urban Riding Academy and runs her own business, Concrete Horsemanship. EQB2B explores her story in this special episode.
. Sections SEARCH Skip to content Skip to site index Olympics Todayâ s Paper Olympics Jessica Springsteen wins a silver medal with the U.S . show jumping . team https : www.nytimes.com 2021 08 07 sports olympics jessica-springsteen-silver-medal-equestrian.html Advertisement Continue reading the main story Tokyo Olympics Updates Jessica Springsteen wins a silver medal with the U.S . show jumping . team Jessica Springsteen riding Don Juan van de Donkhoeve in the show jumping team final at Equestrian Park in . Tokyo Credit . Carolyn Kaster Associated Press By Victor Mather Aug . 7, 2021 TOKYO â For all the accolades he has won over the years , an Olympic medal has always eluded Bruce Springsteen . Perhaps thatâ s because rocking out still isnâ t an Olympic event But another Springsteen
. Sections SEARCH Skip to content Skip to site index Olympics Todayâ s Paper Olympics Another Famous Name at the Olympics : Springsteen https : www.nytimes.com 2021 07 06 sports olympics jessica-springsteen-olympics-equestrian.html Advertisement Continue reading the main story Supported by Continue reading the main story Another Famous Name at the Olympics : Springsteen Jessica Springsteen , the daughter of Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa , is ranked 27th in the world in show jumping and has a good chance to win a . medal Jessica Springsteen rode Don Juan van de Donkhoeve during a competition in Windsor , England , on . Sunday Credit . Steve Parsons Press Association , via Associated Press By Victor Mather Published July 6, 2021 Updated Aug . 7, 2021 Kent Farrington , Laura Kraut and
On this week's show we are joined by young rider gold medallist Christian Simonson, after that HRN auditor Andrew helps us review The Girl and the Dancing Horse by Charlotte Dujardin, followed by our favourite monthly guest Wendy Murdoch, and then Reese and I will talk about noseband tightness. Listen in...