From the Horse Girl’s Mouth

EPISODE 18: Post Horse Show
 
On this episode we cover:
Post-Horse show routines.
Why downtime is so beneficial for horses after horse shows(and in general).
Self-reflection post show, and how this can benefit us as riders.
The word “anthropomorphic” and how it pertains to the human/horse relationship.
Trainer/rider communication after the horse show.

On this episode we cover:
How to establish a routine at a horse show.
The “Hurry up and wait” mentality and how it applies during the horse show.
Trainer/rider communication.
Building relationships at horse shows and having fun.
Horse Show and ring etiquette.
Aryan’s first trip to Ruby Tuesday and her golf cart adventure.

On this episode we cover:
Aryan and Kristin discuss pre-horse show preparations.
What’s on our horse show checklist.
Our favorite horse show snacks.
Zues harassing people in show ground the porter potty.

On this episode we cover:
Aryan and Kristin's recent horse show experiences.
The difference between rated and non-rated shows. 
Zues's heel bulb and bell boot fiasco.

On this episode we cover:
We interview @vickemccallequinebodywork Equine Bodyworker, owner of Equine Performance Solutions.
Vicke discusses her path into Equine Bodywork and what services she offers.
Vicke shares about her new online posture and movement retraining course and how it can benefit horse owners.
Vicke discusses how posture and movement retraining can offer lasting relief and a holistic approach to kissing spine horses.
 
Check out Vickie’s work at https://www.equinemovementretraining.com.
 
Sign up for her new Equine Posture and Movement Retraining Masterclass at https://mailchi.mp/efb44a22a3df/movement
 
Read her latest free Ebook titled
“Kissing Spine: Could it Be a Posture Problem?” at
https://mailchi.mp/52e1305498ee/kissing-spine-ebook/

 
In this episode we discuss:
We interview Stephanie Hecker Founder of The Tack Room Magazine.
Stephanie talks about getting back in the saddle after almost a decade away, and her love of horses.
Stephanie’s inspiration for “The Tack Room Magazine” and what great things are in store for this publication.
How Stephanie is adding value to the equestrian community through her magazine.
Find the latest articles from the Tack Room magazine at https://www.thetackroommag.com/

 
In this episode we discuss:
We interview Philip Guenther, independently Certified Saddle Fitter, and owner Equine Saddlefit USA.
Why Saddle fit is so important to a horse’s well-being.
The difference between a: saddle fitter, independent Saddle Fitter, and saddle representatives.
The process of saddle fitting, and what an appointment should look like.
The importance of adjustable saddles.
Equine Saddle fit education.
Philip is based out of Florida, but travels throughout the USA as a certified saddle fitter. He offers a wide variety of brands and saddles to fit customers’ needs. Find Philip at https://equine-saddlefit.com/.

In this episode we discuss:
Unsolicited advice, and the negative impact it has on equestrians.
Supporting fellow equestrians through hardships and difficult times.
Everyone’s equestrian journey Is different, how we can give grace to others in the sport.
 

On this episode we discuss:
The pros and cons of having your horse at home vs. boarding.
Time stopping at the barn and social hour.
Ski Joring(yes, it’s a real thing).

In this episode we discuss:
We interview Junior rider Alyson Jones.
Alyson shares about coming back from an injury and getting back in the saddle.
Alyson’s junior career achievements, and future aspirations.
Alyson’s entrepreneurial endeavors.
Horsemanship and why it’s just as important as riding ability.