The Boundless Podcast

Dr. Ferrin Peterson

Hosted by Dr. Ferrin Peterson, a professional jockey and Veterinarian, Boundless explores the stories of individuals who have accomplished the seemingly impossible by breaking molds and redefining success through unique challenges, pivotal moments, and unbreakable determination.

  1. Sandy Hatfield: Breaking Barriers, Leading Stallions, and Building a Legacy Through Mentorship | Boundless

    2 APR

    Sandy Hatfield: Breaking Barriers, Leading Stallions, and Building a Legacy Through Mentorship | Boundless

    Before women were allowed in the breeding shed, Sandy Hatfield was told where she couldn’t go.
She went anyway. In this episode of Boundless, Dr. Ferrin Peterson sits down with one of the most respected stallion managers in the Thoroughbred industry: a woman who built her career from the ground up, working with yearlings, mares, and putting in long hours on the farm before earning her place among the sport’s elite. Sandy shares her journey from growing up around quarter horses in Oklahoma to building a life in Kentucky, working at top farms, and eventually managing world-class stallions, including champions like Gun Runner. Her story isn’t just about horses. It’s about: • Breaking into a space where women were once not allowed • Earning respect through consistency, patience, and work ethic • Leading by example in one of the most demanding roles in racing • Mentoring the next generation and opening doors that once didn’t exist Sandy talks about the reality of working with stallions, the danger and discipline it requires, and why understanding both horses and people is the key to lasting success. She also shares the mindset that carried her through rejection, setbacks, and moments where the path forward wasn’t clear: show up, work hard, and when someone tells you no, find someone who says yes. This conversation is a masterclass in leadership, resilience, and what it really takes to build a life doing what you love. Where Limits End and Boundless Begins.

    39 min
  2. Dr. Kayce Anderson: From One Goat to Developing Educated Communities | Boundless – Ferrin Peterson

    5 FEB

    Dr. Kayce Anderson: From One Goat to Developing Educated Communities | Boundless – Ferrin Peterson

    Dr. Kayce Anderson’s path didn’t follow the “straight line” we’re often promised. In this episode of Boundless, Ferrin Peterson sits down with Kayce—scientist, conservationist, and the heart behind For the Good—to unpack how rejection, resilience, and a deep respect for community shaped a mission that’s changing lives in rural Kenya. Kayce shares how For the Good began with a simple but massive barrier: many girls miss school during puberty because they don’t have access to menstrual hygiene products. What started as providing reusable sanitary pads—paired with reproductive health education—evolved into something even larger: enrolling out-of-school students (most of them girls) and partnering with Maasai communities in Narok County to build local, affordable secondary schools. You’ll hear why humility matters more than “having the answers,” what it really takes to earn trust with elders and educators, and how sustainable impact is built through shared ownership—sometimes literally one goat at a time. Kayce breaks down the community-matching model that funds these schools, the patience required to work at the “pace of the earth,” and why education is both a lifeline and a tool for preserving culture and protecting land rights. This conversation is a powerful reminder that real change isn’t fast, flashy, or imposed—it’s relational, community-led, and built to last. Learn more or support For the Good: ForTheGood.org

    49 min
  3. Diane Crump: The First Woman Jockey in the Kentucky Derby on Grit, Faith & Perseverance | The Boundless Podcast – Ferrin Peterson

    06/11/2025

    Diane Crump: The First Woman Jockey in the Kentucky Derby on Grit, Faith & Perseverance | The Boundless Podcast – Ferrin Peterson

    Diane Crump: First to the Gate Pioneer. Competitor. History-maker. In this conversation, trailblazing jockey Diane Crump—the first woman to ride in a pari-mutuel race and later the first woman to ride in the Kentucky Derby—revisits the 1960s track where she was often the only woman on the backside, the boycotts that tried to keep her out, and the surreal walk to the paddock with an armed guard as the crowd swelled around her. Diane shares why she felt relief, not nerves when the doors finally opened, the grind of galloping 20 a morning while struggling for mounts, and the infamous Puerto Rico match race that turned into a literal tug-of-war at speed. Alongside host Dr. Ferrin Peterson—professional jockey and veterinarian—Diane reflects on faith, grit, and giving back (from answering kids’ letters to therapy-dog rounds), and offers clear-eyed advice for anyone chasing a hard dream: tune out the naysayers, find your people, and keep riding through the wire. Highlights • Breaking the barrier: from illegal on the backside at 14 to the Derby post parade • Boycotts, headlines, and showing up the next day—taped collarbone and all • Why cheap horses teach the toughest lessons • Fans, integrity, and riding hard for every placing • Faith, kindness, and the long arc of impact Listen now and share with someone who needs a push to bet on themselves.

    52 min

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Hosted by Dr. Ferrin Peterson, a professional jockey and Veterinarian, Boundless explores the stories of individuals who have accomplished the seemingly impossible by breaking molds and redefining success through unique challenges, pivotal moments, and unbreakable determination.

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