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Horses in the wild are a sight to behold! Chad Hanson knows this well. He’s watched and photographed hundreds of wild horses around the West, particularly in Wyoming. In his new book, “In a Land of Awe: Finding Reverence in the Search for Wild Horses,” Chad gives homage to the equines that symbolizes freedom, beauty, and the American spirit. He joins Russell and Alan to shares his adventures and insights about the wild mustangs, one of our favorite podcast topics.
Diana Balbar joins Sylvia to tell stories about horses, riders, and horse ownership, and suggests the best books for horse lovers. Gift ideas are suggested for those who love horses.
Sylvia and her guest, Jane Kameny Brown, discuss takeaways from the inaugural Journey On Summit held in Texas in November 2022. Just a few of the presenters discussed are Kerri Lake, Karen Rohlf, Dr. Stephen Peters, Mark Rashid, Rupert Isaacson, Christine Dickson, and Sarah Schlote.
Interview with Kat Sturtz about her time on the Sheriff's Posse, discussion of the dangers of carbon monoxide, and Emotional Intelligence Awareness.
In this episode Sylvia and Diana discuss the gap since the beginning of the pandemic. Diana says her good-byes as a co-host.
Back in 2019 I started volunteering with my local Riding for the Disabled Group. It's been a hugely rewarding experience and I'd like to share more about it with you all.
In this episode, I talk about signing up as a volunteer, the training in leading a pony and side walking with a rider and what we usually get up to.
If you find yourself with a couple of hours to spare I urge you to have a look at the RDA website and check out their supportive volunteer training programme and contact your local group!
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Endurance Riding? How did we get here? I love following leads wherever they go. It's not an admirable trait, I know, but I can't help it. Keith Swenson had me envisioning myself riding a horse across the Mongolian Steppe in an episode a month ago. Then, a listener suggested we interview Tim Finley about his experience in the Mongol Derby. During that conversation, Tim told us how he got into endurance riding and what a great sport it was. While we thought a hundred miles was way farther than we wanted to go in one stretch on a horse, Tim explained there were also "limited distance" and "beginner" rides.
Next, Ranae and I were discussing the episodes and she suggested we talk to our friends, Dona and Paul Schilling, about their endurance riding experience. What a great idea! We knew Dona and Paul had been doing long rides for some time and would be an excellent source of information.
So, we're going to take a break this week from the professional trainers and clinicians, (although they've been fun, haven't they?) and we talk with regular horse folks. Paul and Dona stable their horses at a local stable, have day jobs and deal with horses just like most of the listeners of this show. They offer a "real-life" perspective on endurance riding. We discuss equipment, what it takes to condition the horse and what it takes to condition the rider. And, they talk about some of the common pitfalls beginning riders fall victim to. They even share a few of their own.
AERC American Endurance Riding Conference
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Endurance Riding? How did we get here? I love following leads wherever they go. It's not an admirable trait, I know, but I can't help it. Keith Swenson had me envisioning myself riding a horse across the Mongolian Steppe in an episode a month ago. Then, a listener suggested we interview Tim Finley about his experience in the Mongol Derby. During that conversation, Tim told us how he got into endurance riding and what a great sport it was. While we thought a hundred miles was way farther than we wanted to go in one stretch on a horse, Tim explained there were also "limited distance" and "beginner" rides.
Next, Ranae and I were discussing the episodes and she suggested we talk to our friends, Dona and Paul Schilling, about their endurance riding experience. What a great idea! We knew Dona and Paul had been doing long rides for some time and would be an excellent source of information.
So, we're going to take a break this week from the professional trainers and clinicians, (although they've been fun, haven't they?) and we talk with regular horse folks. Paul and Dona stable their horses at a local stable, have day jobs and deal with horses just like most of the listeners of this show. They offer a "real-life" perspective on endurance riding. We discuss equipment, what it takes to condition the horse and what it takes to condition the rider. And, they talk about some of the common pitfalls beginning riders fall victim to. They even share a few of their own.
AERC American Endurance Riding Conference
There is a "Join Our Email" list at the top of this page. Signup. Each week I'll send you something useful you can use to build a better relationship with your horse. Thanks!
We have well over 100 episodes up now and you can find them all for free on iTunes, with our Android App in the Amazon store, and now Stitcher, or wherever podcasts are distributed. Get the Stitcher app and tell us how it works. We are on Google Play too! You can also find every episode and more about the show at whoapodcast.com. Please take a moment and join our email list. Get in on the conversation with Facebook and Twitter - just look for WhoaPodcast.
You are a big part of why we do this podcast. We really love getting your feedback. Please let us know your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for the show. You can email us at John@WhoaPodcast.com
Thanks for listening,
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