• 1 hour 2 minutes
    Scooter's Origin Story from 2013 for July 30, 2026 - Horses in the Morning

    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…

    HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4008 – Show Notes and Links:


    Time Stamps:

    • 00:32 - Dark day & Scooter origin setup
    • 01:32 - Craigslist hackney pony ad
    • 03:15 - Photo dates & tack concerns
    • 07:30 - Plan to go see the pony
    • 08:23 - Monday follow‑up & teaser
    • 09:31 - Visit #1: fat, healthy hackney
    • 14:44 - Driving into rural Florida
    • 16:11 - Meeting starving “Origami”
    • 19:17 - Decision to rescue and haul home
    • 22:14 - Early health update & poop patrol
    • 31:40 - Dr. Wendy’s refeeding guidance
    • 39:59 - Two‑week plan, worms, and quarantine
    • 51:17 - PT’s training, walks, and progress
    • 53:43 - Choosing the name “PT Scooter”

    30 July 2026, 1:10 pm
  • 17 minutes 29 seconds
    My Senior Horse 50: Hoof Changes with Laminitis Dr van Eps

    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.

    My Senior Horse - Episode 50 Guests and Links:

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

    Connect with Host: Kimberly S. Brown of Editorial Director of My Senior Horse | Email Kim ([email protected]) | Follow Kim on LinkedIn (@kimberlylsbrown)

    30 July 2026, 12:00 pm
  • 41 minutes 7 seconds
    Beat the Heat Part 4 - When Is It Too Hot To Ride - The Horse HealthCast with SmartPak

    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.

    Links to products/articles mentioned in this episode:


    30 July 2026, 12:00 pm
  • 51 minutes 19 seconds
    Catching up with USDF Coordinator, Evelyn Lancione on Programs, Reese's Assistant Sophie Meyer on The American Dressage Mentorship Program - The Dressage Radio Show

    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! The show wraps up with a chat about the disappointment of receiving a score that isn't what you hoped for.


    30 July 2026, 10:00 am
  • 48 minutes 47 seconds
    Pt. 1 - From Nay to Yay, an Interview with Jessica Ponte, the Parelli Trainer that Turned Armani from a Dragon to a Horse - Saddle Talk with Sandy and Cara

    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.

    Connect with Sandy and Cara on Facebook!

    Key Topics Covered:
    • Jessica’s early horse memories and family influence
    • How recreational riding shaped her approach to horsemanship
    • The Reno Parelli conference that changed her perspective
    • Her transition from casual rider to committed student of Parelli
    • Early experiences with wild horses and the Stagecoach horse community
    • How she balanced school, work, and horse ownership
    • The role of her first horses in deepening her training journey
    • Why the process of horsemanship takes time and repetition

    Closing Thought:

    Jessica’s first half of the story is really about laying the groundwork — in horses, in learning, and in life. It sets up the mindset that later makes the deeper training conversations possible.

    Resources & Links:


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    30 July 2026, 10:00 am
  • 1 hour 7 minutes
    Catching up with Victoria Goff, Service Mini Horses with Auditor Teagan and Weird News for July 29th, 2026 by Chewy - Horses in the Morning

    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!

    HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4002– Show Notes and Links:


    Episode 4007 Timestamps:

    • Daily Whinnies - 02:30
    • Rider Confidence Post-Partum - 08:55
    • Interview with Victoria - 21:10
    • Interview with Auditor Teagan - 38:38
    • Weird News 58:54

    29 July 2026, 5:15 pm
  • 22 minutes 59 seconds
    The Breakaway Breakdown: Beau Peterson's Salt Lake Win - The Breakdown

    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.

    About Fast Back Ropes

    This episode is presented by Fast Back Ropes. A longtime supporter of The Breakaway Roping Journal, Fast Back takes pride in building quality ropes that offer the durability, performance, and consistency ropers can rely on.

    With a commitment to craftsmanship, innovation, and customer satisfaction, Fast Back continues to create products designed to bring value both in and out of the arena.

    Visit fastbackropes.com to shop ropes and gear, find a retailer, or download the latest catalog.

    29 July 2026, 4:50 pm
  • 3 minutes 53 seconds
    1649: Monty Roberts on Knots for Equestrians, by Sentinel Horse Nutrition - Horse Tip Daily

    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.


    28 July 2026, 4:50 pm
  • 50 minutes 22 seconds
    Riding with a Fused Ankle plus How To Kick Correctly for July 20, 2026 - Horses in the Morning

    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!

    Horses in the Morning Stable Riding with Solange Episode 13:


    Time Stamps:

    • 00:29 - Solange intro & disclaimer
    • 01:10 - “Stable riding” concept
    • 04:59 - Rider adaptations & injuries
    • 11:04 - Meet John
    • 12:00 - John starts riding
    • 13:27 - Ankle injury story
    • 17:24 - Fox hunting & first field
    • 19:44 - Ireland hunt story
    • 28:31 - Lab intensive & safety
    • 31:28 - Ankle fusion rehab
    • 36:48 - New mare Bookie
    • 38:27 - Advice to injured riders
    • 40:23 - Leg aid/kicking lesson

    28 July 2026, 2:00 pm
  • 10 minutes 57 seconds
    Fly Control for Horse Farms: What Actually Works? - The 10-Minute Tack-Up

    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.


    28 July 2026, 10:00 am
  • 49 minutes 51 seconds
    Tilly the Dancing Clyde and the Coolest Things for July 27, 2026 by WERM Flooring - Horses in the Morning

    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….

    HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4005– Show Notes and Links:


    Time Stamps:

    • 00:46 - Wildfires, heat, and smoke discussion
    • 04:02 - Daily Whinnies
    • 05:39 - Royal Vista rescue mares & baby foal story
    • 11:01 - New blue roan colt and future training plans
    • 12:06 - Mongol Derby preview & rider stats
    • 13:15 - California racing rule changes & horse safety
    • 17:31 - Jordan & Tilly the Dancing Clydesdale
    • 24:20 - Qualifying for AECs & eventing with a draft
    • 26:35 - Tilly packing kids, trailers, feet, and feed
    • 34:25 - This Day in Equine History
    • 38:50 - Coolest things listeners have done with horses

    27 July 2026, 5:15 pm
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