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Description: Alex and Jillian discuss the dreaded comparison trap when assessing your horse's progress and provide tips for how to focus on your own journey.

We take a look at the new documentary "High Waves & Horses" with guest Smokie Brannaman. We dive deep into Smokie’s journey—from surviving a difficult childhood alongside his brother Buck to his 23-year career in the U.S. Coast Guard and his lifelong connection to the healing power of horses. Plus, we bring you the latest updates from the 2026 Mongol Derby, and preview the upcoming excitement at the World Equestrian Games in Aachen, with a look at the U.S. Dressage and Eventing squads. Listen in...

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Want to repair a track star’s tendon injury? Look to recent research in sport horse tendon lesions. Hope to predict cardiac strain in an eventing horse? Check out the latest scientific practice in human athlete heart monitoring.

Human sports medicine often moves quickly because of funding and large research infrastructures, leading to rapid progress. Veterinary sports medicine, meanwhile, tends to benefit from faster regulatory pathways, meaning a quicker road to clinical applications. Alone, each field can hit gaps and frustration. But increasingly, scientists in those fields are realizing the benefits of teaming up—sharing their studies and...

On today's show, we're talking to Michele Scott, CEO and owner of Professional's Choice, about how equine sport-medicine can play a role in the retraining of your off-the-track. Then we meet an adoptable horse of the week and a new training tip with New Vocations' Bridget Heasley. Stay tuned!

Join Heather and Natalie in this episode presented by Farnum Endure Gold Killer Fly & Mosquito Control as they battle the heat (and the hum of the emergency AC unit) during Natalie's trip to New Jersey. Ferrous gets a fan club of one, Natalie confuses the horses, and Heather makes Natalie question whether she might need a barn family of her own. To be fair, she is quite good and getting people to question their lives.

We're joined by Clifford Hand, co-owner of Recherché Furnishings, to talk about turning everyday materials into products customers connect with, unique selling propostion and the unique brand name. Tune in now!

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Learn which calming supplement ingredients work and things to consider before choosing or administering a product to your horse.

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Mary Kitzmiller answers listener a question about helping a horse who gets it's feet stuck and won't move forward and teaching a feral or young horses to pick up their hooves. Plus, we explore exercises to help a horse think forward. Classic Re-visit.

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In this episode, Chelsea Luedke, DVM, MS, cVMA, joined us to discuss gastric ulcers in horses. She talked about risk factors for glandular and squamous disease, offered tips for performing gastroscopy, discussed treatment options, and more.

This episode of Disease Du Jour is brought to you by Bimeda.

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In this episode of Mornings in D-Minor, the hosts kicked off the morning with legendary auctioneer Steve Friskup, known as "The Colonel." The conversation highlighted the world of western performance horses, team roping, and the evolution of the auction industry.

Steve shared his journey from working at a local sale barn as a teenager to managing major equine auctions across the country. The group discussed the expanding market for team roping horses, how breeding standardizations transformed the equine industry, and the importance of putting customers first. Steve also reflected on his daily inspirational show, Coffee with the...

A heartfelt tribute to Monty Roberts. Join us and Certified Trainers from across the globe as we celebrate the legacy of the man who championed non-violence for horses everywhere. Ride on, Monty. Listen in...

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In this week’s EquiManagement Report, we share insights on implementing text communication in your equine practice, study findings about a stallside IgG assay for foals, and recent disease alerts from the EDCC.

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This time we join Glenn & Jamie from Horses In The Morning as they chat with Steve Kraus from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine Farrier Program about palmer hoof angles.

Learn how four successful equine practitioners balance their careers with time in the saddle. Read the full article: https://equimanagement.com/business-development/dual-passions-veterinarians-who-ride/

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All the articles you have come to love in EquiManagement Magazine are now available in this podcast for free. Each article is released as its own separate episode to make them quick and easy to listen to. EquiManagement always has the latest insights on equine health, veterinary practice management, and veterinarian wellness.

The American Horse Council explores the business of agritourism, discussing how farms can diversify by hosting unique guest experiences. Joined by expert Abriana Johnson, they highlight the opportunities and challenges of creating a successful operation. The episode also provides a critical update on horse movement, with Julie and Emily emphasizing the importance of proper documentation and compliance with state regulations to protect industry health. Listen in...

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In this episode, Dr. Stacey Cordivano joins us to discuss the importance of self-compassion for veterinarians. She discusses how negative self-talk can harm mental health, highlights research showing that self-compassion is a key factor in building resilience, and shares important resources for veterinarians who want to learn more.

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Cole Eiguren arrived at the 2026 Cheyenne Frontier Days entered in two events and left with $11,100, an all-around championship and a buckle tied to generations of family history.

Most of Eiguren’s Cheyenne earnings came in the tie-down roping, where he won his bracket, placed second in the semifinals and finished fourth in the finals for $10,100. He did it aboard Stoner, the 8-year-old grade red roan gelding his family bought as a colt and selected specifically for Cheyenne’s walking-fresh setup.

In this episode, Eiguren walks through his bracket win, the semifinals and the added urgency behi...

Today is dedicated to the memory of Monty Roberts, who passed away over the weekend. Hosts Glenn the Geek and Jamie Jennings, joined by Ashley, share their condolences and reflect on Monty’s life, including clips from his past appearances on the show. We will have a more extensive tribute episode for Monty this coming Wednesday. Listen in....

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Cole Eiguren has a legacy in front of him of family who tend to win buckles at the Cheyenne Frontier Days.

All before he backed in the box at The Daddy of 'Em All, the 25-year-old Fruitland, Idaho man had years of the men in his family winning in Cheyenne, giving him the perfect opportunity to uphold the tradition between the two events he entered. Between the calf roping and the team roping, Eiugren won just over $11,000, placing in the calf roping and coming out of the Wildcard round to the semifinals in the team roping.

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Each month, we'll delve into a chapter from Monty Roberts' insightful book, Horse Sense for People. Discover how Monty's revolutionary, non-violent communication techniques with horses offer invaluable lessons for human relationships, business, and personal growth. This series aims to share Monty's timeless wisdom and inspiring stories with everyone, free of charge. Tune in on the 1st and 15th of every month for new episodes of Horsemanship Radio!

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In this episode, Ray Smith, PhD, of the University of Kentucky, in Lexington, explains how you can prepare today for healthy pastures through the fall and even into next spring. He describes common mistakes farm managers might make when caring for horse pastures, why planning ahead is essential for health pastures, and how to help your pastures recover from summer grazing.

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Some of the biggest money to be won in the 2026 season was captured during the month of July, including the NFR Openand the California Rodeo Salinas.

Jake Smith and Nicky Northcott took home the NFR Open win in Colorado Springs after a 4.3 in the sudden-death finals, pocketing $16,000 a man. While not partners throughout the year, Northcott edged out Smith's partner in the race for the Wilderness Circuit year-end title in 2025, pairing them up for the NFR Open.

Rodeo action moved quickly from the Rocky Mountains to the West Coast with the California Rodeo Salinas where...

Author Robin Hutton and sculptor Jocelyn Russell join us to discuss their recent trip to South Korea, where they are involved in events honoring Sgt. Reckless: America's War Horse. Plus, another round of Realli Bad Adz, listen in….

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On this episode of the Adulting with Horses podcast, join us as we share hilarious stories from garden mishaps, epic travel adventures from Saratoga to Saugerties, and behind-the-scenes tales from the HITS horse show circuit. This episode will keep you laughing while offering insights into our crazy equestrian life.

After many requests for the story of how PT Scooter came to be Glenn's “Little Pony” we have put together his origin story. You may want to have a tissue handy. Just sayin'. Listen in…

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Every rider has asked the question: "Is it too hot to ride?" In this episode, we explore the factors that influence heat stress risk in horses, including temperature, humidity, air quality, fitness level, workload, and recovery. Learn how to recognize warning signs, adjust your riding plans during extreme weather, and make informed decisions that help keep your horse safe, healthy, and performing at their best all summer long.

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Dr. Andrew van Eps is a veterinarian and researcher at the University of Pennsylvania’s New Bolton Center. He is an internal medicine expert who researches different forms of equine laminitis in order to develop better preventions and treatments. In this podcast we discuss hoof changes with laminitis.

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Guests: Dr. Andrew van Eps, University of Pennsylvania’s New Bolton Center

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Sophie Meyer, joins the show to share how she helped organize the American Dressage Mentorship Program at Reese's, Maplecrest Farm, over the past weekend. She gives us an inside look at the program and the opportunities it provides for riders and parents looking to grow in the sport. Next, we welcome Evvie Lancione, USDF Senior Content & Programs Coordinator, for an update on the USDF L Education Program. We discuss the current program and the exciting updates and changes that are in the works for 2027. Tune in for an episode full of encouragement, education, and insight for every dressage enthusiast...

In this first half of the conversation, Jessica shares how her lifelong connection to horses began, the early influences that shaped her horsemanship, and the path that eventually led her into the Parelli program. She talks about learning through experience, building skills gradually, and discovering the value of foundation, patience, and trust in horse training.

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Join Ashley and Jamie as they talk about confidence in the saddle and crow armies! Then, the girl's only party continues as we check-in with longtime friend of the show, Victoria Goff. Next up, we learn all about house-training miniature horses and turning them into service animals with Auditor Teagan and wrap up with weird news.

Happy Wednesday Horse People!

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Beau Peterson has been fighting the waves of rodeo this summer—but a Days of 47 win might change that.

The two-time NFBR qualifier walked away from Salt Lake City with $20,697 won and a hope for a turn of luck. Riding "Richard," her new horse purchased from Payden Bray back in June, she and traveling partner, Madison Outhier, have been rodeoing hard.

We discussed the win, picking rodeos, making all night drives and staying mentally strong when things aren't going your way on this episode of The Breakaway Breakdown.

Today we have another cross over tip (Horsemanship Radio) about knots that horse people should know how to use. Today's episode is brought to you by Sentinel Horse Nutrition.

To continue our Rider Body Theme, John joins the episode to discuss learning to ride with a serious ankle injury as well as riding through procedures for it. Then Solange breaks down a basic but vital skill : Kicking!

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In this episode, Alex and Jillian share tips for controlling flies on horse farms, from science-backed strategies to the crazy ideas you find on the internet.

Join us as Jordan Irwin shares the inspiring story of Tilly, the dancing Clydesdale, and her transformation into a competitive eventing horse headed to the American Eventing Championships. Plus, we hear from our listeners about the coolest, most unforgettable things they have ever done with a horse. Listen in….

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Use these steps to prepare your veterinary practice for natural and human-made emergencies.

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Brian Beaver did not start roping until he was 50, but he has spent the years since learning from some of the best horsemen and riding some of the best horses in the business.

On this episode of The Score, Beaver talks about the friendship he has built with Trevor Brazile and Miles Baker and the confidence he has in their Relentless Remuda program. After owning horses including Captain, Dagger and Clubhouse, Beaver returned to Heber City, Utah, with one goal: He and his wife, Nancy, were going home with the best horse in the sale.

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On today's show, we're back with our featured Making the Makeover spotlight trainer Shanin Quashie to talk about her nutrition plan in her barn for those tricky transitioning Thoroughbreds. Then we meet an adoptable horse of the week and a new training tip with New Vocations' Amanda Grace. Stay tuned!

Shad Mayfield had one week left before he was going to load up and go home for the summer. But then he won the California Rodeo Salinas.

The two-time PRCA World Champion tied three calves in 30.3 seconds to win the Salinas average on Popular Snow Resort "Tootsie Pop," banking $13,576 for the first win of his comeback from double hip surgery—exactly 40 years after his father, Sylvester, won the same buckle. It capped a $28,076 week that also included a second-place finish worth $14,500 at the NFR Open in Colorado Springs, and he joins The Tie-Down Breakdown to talk about it...

This week’s Practical Horseman Podcast episode, sponsored by Farnam and Tribute Equine Nutrition, is with Olympic show jumper Rodrigo Pessoa. We spoke with Rodrigo in late June shortly before he was named to the Brazilian team for the FEI World Championships Aachen 2026.

To give you a little more background on Rodrigo, he started riding at a young age alongside his father, five-time Olympian Nelson Pessoa. He followed in his father’s footsteps and has tallied his own string of impressive results with numerous grand prix wins and medals at major championships.

Rodrigo is an eigh...