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Welcome to episode 67 of the Endurance Horse Podcast, host Christina Hyke talks with Scot MacGregor, the coach and trainer of Pam Reband. Scot played a crucial role in helping Pam overcome her fear and regain her confidence to return to endurance riding. He shares insights into the strategies and training methods he used to support Pam’s journey back into the sport. The episode shares how a supportive coach can make a significant difference. Scot’s expertise and dedication highlight the importance of personalized coaching in achieving endurance riding success.

In this exciting episode of the Endurance Horse Podcast, we sit down with author Pamela Reband to discuss her incredible 2024 Tevis Cup journey. Pam shares her motivations, challenges, and the passion that drives her to compete in one of the most prestigious endurance rides in the world. This episode is part one of a two-part series that dives deep into her inspiring story.

Stay tuned for part two, where we will interview Pam’s trainer, Scot McGregor. Scot will reveal his process for helping Pam regain her confidence and courage to get back on her horse after a traumatic accident.

If you enjoy this episode, please consider supporting the podcast by joining one of our Warhorse Endurance Challenges at www.warhorseendurance.com. Your support helps us continue to bring inspiring stories and valuable insights from the endurance riding community.  You can buy Pam’s book on amazon by clicking this link: ”Three Steps Up To Mediocrity” - by Pamela Reband, M.D.

Episode 65 welcomes the ride managers of Trade River Run in beautiful Cushing, Wisconsin.   Ride Managers Lindsay Nichols and Bobbi Belz talk about becoming a RM and the details of their event.

Welcome to the Endurance Horse Podcast! In today’s episode, we have the honor of hosting a true legend in the equestrian world, Stacy Westfall. With a storied career that includes being the first woman to win The Road to the Horse and numerous victories in AQHA reining freestyle, Stacy’s expertise is unmatched. As a member of the Cowgirl Hall of Fame and the founder of The Resourceful Rider online training program, Stacy continues to inspire and empower equestrians worldwide. Join us as we dive into Stacy’s journey, insights, and invaluable wisdom for endurance riders everywhere. Without further ado, let’s welcome the extraordinary Stacy Westfall to the podcast!

Thank you for tuning in to this insightful episode of the Endurance Horse Podcast. We hope you found Dr. Brian Bourquin’s discussion on the unique challenges facing veterinarians and the work of Not One More Vet (NOMV) both enlightening and that it inspires you to give a card or gift to your veterinarian this spring to remind them of what important work they do, that you care and appreciate them.

n episode 62 of the Endurance Horse Podcast, we delve into the remarkable story of Victoria Goss, a true pioneer of equine rescue in Ohio. With over four decades of unwavering dedication, Victoria stands as a beacon of hope for vulnerable nurse mare foals, those often overlooked in the racing industry. As the founder of Last Chance Corral, one of Ohio’s earliest formal equine rescues, Victoria has played a pivotal role in saving countless lives and offering sanctuary to those in need. Her tireless efforts and boundless compassion have not only transformed the lives of nurse mare foals but have also inspired a community to rally around the cause of equine welfare. Join us as we explore Victoria’s extraordinary journey and the profound impact of her work on the world of equine rescue.