On The Rail

Liz & Jenna
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On The Rail

Welcome to On The Rail, the podcast exclusively for stock horse show amateurs, by amateurs. Join our passionate co-hosts as we explore every facet of the industry we all love, with engaging interviews featuring top competitors, seasoned professionals, and the Associations themselves. From behind-the-scenes insights to discussions on showing, economic impacts, and more, we cover it all. Saddle up and tune in every Monday to join our fellow amateurs on this exciting journey!

  1. 119. Introducing The Show Hors-e Association

    3 天前

    119. Introducing The Show Hors-e Association

    In this episode of the On The Rail Podcast, we introduce Rachael Landman, founder of the Show Hors-e Association, and Shannon Nenninger, a seasoned trainer. The conversation dives into their new digital show association launched in August 2024, aimed at making equestrian competitions more accessible. They discuss the Show Hors-e Association's mission to provide detailed, educational feedback from certified judges and their efforts to accommodate various equestrian disciplines. The episode highlights the association's growing class offerings, and the introduction of a brand ambassador program. The guests provide insights on filming requirements and encourage community participation and feedback. 00:00 Introduction and Housekeeping 01:50 Meet the Guests: Rachael and Shannon 05:36 The Show Hors-e Association: Vision and Mission 11:55 How Digital Horse Shows Work 16:49 Class Offerings and Judges 22:59 Feedback and Future Plans 31:48 Publishing Showbills and Patterns 32:46 Pattern Complexity and Judge Expertise 34:02 Inclusivity and Participation Guidelines 36:03 Division Breakdown and Fees 38:25 Judges' Experience and Digital Future 43:49 4-H Sponsorship and Community Support 50:16 Brand Ambassador Program 53:41 Technical Aspects and Video Submissions 55:46 Joining and Participating in the Show Hors-e Association 58:48 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

    1 小時 2 分鐘
  2. 118. Horse Care Synergy: Dentistry, Farriery, and More with Dr. Matt Wimer

    11月11日

    118. Horse Care Synergy: Dentistry, Farriery, and More with Dr. Matt Wimer

    In this episode, we welcome Dr. Matt Wimer, a veterinarian and journeyman farrier specializing in feet, teeth, chiropractic care, and nutrition for horses. Dr. Wimer discusses the importance of integrating different aspects of horse care to achieve peak performance. He emphasizes the interconnectedness of hoof care, chiropractic adjustments, and dental health, sharing insights from his extensive experience. Dr. Wimer also touches on his background, from growing up on a cattle ranch to working at the renowned Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital. The episode concludes with practical advice for horse owners on maintaining their equine athletes through a collaborative approach involving various specialists. 00:00 Introduction and Housekeeping 02:15 Meet Dr. Matt Wimer 02:52 Dr. Wimer's Journey: From Ranch to Veterinary Medicine 06:43 The Role of a Certified Journeyman Farrier 14:31 Integrating Services for Optimal Horse Performance 16:28 Understanding and Managing Common Hoof Issues 28:15 Specialized Shoeing Techniques 29:58 Exploring Hoof Care Options 30:22 Understanding Heel Elevation in Horses 31:06 Balancing Hoof Health: Heels vs. Toes 33:36 The Role of Chiropractic Care in Equine Health 36:31 Identifying Signs for Chiropractic Attention 38:06 Integrating Dentistry in Equine Care 39:53 Evaluating and Managing Equine Health 49:59 Innovations and Trends in Equine Care 55:50 Encouraging Youth Involvement in Equine Care 56:30 Conclusion and Contact Information

    58 分鐘
  3. 117. Horses ARE Embarrassing

    11月4日

    117. Horses ARE Embarrassing

    In this episode of the On The Rail Podcast, we bring together several guests to share their most hilarious and humbling moments involving their horses. From forgotten patterns and wardrobe malfunctions to runaway horses and unexpected incidents in the show ring, the stories highlight the unpredictable, yet laughable side of equestrian life. Additionally, the episode features a recap of ongoing giveaways, guest introductions, and a fun game of two truths and a lie. The guests emphasize the importance of keeping a sense of humor, staying around positive people, and using these experiences as motivation in the equestrian world. 00:00 Introduction and Giveaway Announcements 02:18 Meet Our Subscribers: Hattie, Tracy, Sheri, and Ellexxah 07:58 Embarrassing and Humbling Horse Moments 08:36 Jenna and Liz Share Their Stories 13:48 Hattie's Hilarious Hunt Seat Debut 24:21 Tracy's Runaway Mare at the World Show 33:35 Susie's Tree-Toting Trail Class 36:25 The Great Escape 36:54 Unexpected Warm-Up 37:40 Mare Mischief 38:56 Sheri's Legendary Moment 41:36 Amateurs Gone Wild 45:43 Two Truths and a Lie 52:02 Embarrassing Moments 57:55 Laughing Through the Humbling Moments 01:02:40 Final Thoughts and Farewells

    1 小時 6 分鐘
  4. 116. Roundtable: A Conversation with APHA-Only Stallion Owners

    10月28日

    116. Roundtable: A Conversation with APHA-Only Stallion Owners

    This episode of On The Rail Podcast gets into the significant impacts of recent American Paint Horse Association (APHA) rule changes for the paint horse industry. Key topics include genetic color rules, breed integrity, and the evolving market preferences for colored versus solid paint horses. Insights are shared by prominent stallion owners and breeders, such as Peggy Knaus, Brent & Julie Harnish, and Cindy Harris, who discuss their experiences, challenges, and perspectives on maintaining the breed's color integrity amid these changes. The conversation addresses the broader implications for breeders, market trends, and the future of the industry, highlighting both the potential risks and cautious optimism for the resurgence of demand for colorful paint horses. The episode also features a giveaway sponsored by iRide Equestrian Lifestyle and ends with an invitation to APHA representatives to engage in the discussion. 00:00 Introduction and Important Announcement 01:12 New Episode Introduction and Giveaway 03:08 Roundtable Discussion Begins 03:27 Peggy Alice's Background and Stallions 05:18 Brent Harnish's Background and Stallions 08:13 Cindy Harris's Background and Stallions 09:07 APHA Rule Changes and Their Impact 11:01 Challenges of Single Registry Stallion Owners 14:40 Concerns About Breeding and Color Integrity 25:27 Market Trends and Future Outlook 42:44 Double Registration Concerns 43:13 Genetic Testing and APHA Rules 45:14 Debate on Color Testing 48:18 Genetic Discoveries and Color Patterns 51:05 Future of Color Breeds 53:55 Impact of Rule Changes on Breeders 55:43 Comparisons with Appaloosa Association 57:16 Predictions for APHA's Future 01:04:13 Concerns About Incentive Programs 01:09:52 Closing Remarks and Future Outlook

    1 小時 19 分鐘
  5. 115. Experience Training Across Borders with Crysta Brown

    10月21日

    115. Experience Training Across Borders with Crysta Brown

    In this engaging episode of the On the Rail podcast, Crysta Brown, an accomplished APHA and AQHA horseman, sits down to share her extraordinary journey in the equestrian world. Originally from California, Crysta discusses her relocation to Northern Ireland, driven by a chance meeting that transformed her life. The episode covers diverse topics such as Crysta's recent successes at the APHA Western National Show in Las Vegas, the challenges of promoting Western horse sports in Ireland, and the complexities of balancing her career across two continents. Crysta sheds light on working with young Irish riders, the intricate process of breeding and shipping horses between the U.S. and Europe, and cultural differences in training methods. She also elaborates on training show jumpers, using technology for remote lessons, and her innovative strategies for creating accessible educational resources for horse enthusiasts. Crysta underscores her dedication to expanding digital horse training and her plans for the future, including breeding performance horses and enhancing her training services in Europe. 00:00 Welcome and Giveaway Announcement 02:15 Introducing Our Guest: Krista Brown 02:30 Krista's Journey to Northern Ireland 05:12 Challenges and Triumphs in Training 07:28 Experiences at the APHA Western National Show 09:51 Building a Western Riding Community in Ireland 19:30 Breeding and Importing Horses 22:51 Cultural Differences in Horse Training 25:55 Challenges with Untouched Horses 27:05 Incremental Training Approach 28:49 Showjumping Training Insights 30:59 Youth Horse Sense Differences 32:54 Digital Training Resources 36:21 Virtual Lessons and Coaching 39:25 Specialties and Training Techniques 46:21 Future Goals and Aspirations 48:31 International Training Logistics 50:59 Contact Information and Final Thoughts

    54 分鐘
  6. 114. Insider Tips for the All American Quarter Horse Congress

    10月14日

    114. Insider Tips for the All American Quarter Horse Congress

    In this episode, we discuss the All American Quarter Horse Congress, one of the largest and most prestigious horse shows in the U.S., held annually in Ohio. We cover a range of topics, including the allure and preparation for the show, lodging and camping logistics, navigating the venue, and the exhibitor experience. The guests, who are all experienced Congress exhibitors, share their insights and advice on managing long show days, food and lodging tips, navigating practice sessions, and ensuring both horse and rider are prepared for the unique challenges of this event. The conversation also touches upon food vendors to visit, shopping opportunities, and safety tips while on the grounds. The episode provides valuable insights for both first-time visitors and seasoned participants of the Congress. 00:00 Introduction and Excitement for the All American Quarter Horse Congress 01:13 Giveaway Winners Announcement 02:47 Meet the Guests: Jen, Michelle, and Amanda 06:18 Preparing for the Congress: Packing and Essentials 08:00 Camping and Accommodation Tips 13:07 Navigating the Congress Grounds 19:19 Preparing Horses for the Congress 31:21 Practice Sessions and Warm-Up Strategies 38:09 Essential Supplies and Services at the Show 38:26 Tips for Managing Downtime and Long Show Days 39:20 Staying Organized and Clean 44:01 Food and Shopping Recommendations 47:54 Camping and Security Tips 53:25 Spectator Tips and Must-See Events 59:42 Navigating Lunging and Horse Care 01:03:30 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

    1 小時 12 分鐘
  7. 113. The AQHA Amateur Ambassador Program with Alyssa Ricker and Lorraine Luba

    10月7日

    113. The AQHA Amateur Ambassador Program with Alyssa Ricker and Lorraine Luba

    In this episode we have an in-depth discussion about the AQHA Amateur Ambassador Program, featuring guests Alyssa Ricker and Lorraine Luba who are involved with the program. The purpose of the program is explored, emphasizing its role in supporting and welcoming new AQHA members and exhibitors at shows, primarily through the efforts of volunteer ambassadors. The conversation includes how the program was developed, its goals, feedback from its pilot phase, and detailed procedures for those interested in becoming ambassadors. The program is lauded for its potential impact in making equestrian events more inclusive and welcoming. The episode closes with expressions of gratitude, encouragement for interested individuals to join, and a note about forthcoming supportive resources like a dedicated Facebook page. You can also email, amateur.ambassador@aqha.org for more information. 00:00 Introduction and Giveaway Announcements 02:01 Meet the Guests: Alyssa and Lorraine 06:09 Overview of the AQHA Amateur Ambassador Program 10:23 Roles and Responsibilities of Ambassadors 13:06 Becoming an AQHA Amateur Ambassador 25:15 Feedback and Future Plans 48:30 Final Thoughts and Takeaways

    53 分鐘
  8. 112. Roundtable: Walk/Trot

    9月30日

    112. Roundtable: Walk/Trot

    In this roundtable episode, our guests, Randall, Katy, Jessica, and Ellen delve into the popular yet contentious Walk-Trot division in our industry. They discuss its impact on class sizes, potential reforms, financial and physical limitations for riders, and varying association rules. With over 600 comments from previous discussions, the episode emphasizes the need for safe, inclusive competitions and considers Walk-Trot both as a temporary step and a permanent option. The dialogue concludes with suggestions for reducing division abuse while fostering growth and fair competition, alongside hopes for future constructive debates and improvements. 00:00 Introduction and Housekeeping 02:53 Meet the Panelists 06:20 The Walk Trot Division Controversy 07:24 Personal Experiences and Perspectives 14:33 Debating the Future of Walk Trot 44:54 Personal Experiences in Horse Breeding and Showing 45:06 Challenges and Development in Horse Showing 46:16 Proposed Solutions for Novice Divisions 46:44 Regional Differences in Horse Showing 47:30 Encouraging New Blood in the Industry 48:06 Issues with Current Class Structures 53:39 Youth Participation and Class Sizes 57:53 Abuse of Walk Trot Division 01:01:32 Financial and Logistical Concerns 01:05:07 Potential Solutions and Industry Resistance 01:19:32 Final Thoughts and Closing Statements

    1 小時 27 分鐘
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簡介

Welcome to On The Rail, the podcast exclusively for stock horse show amateurs, by amateurs. Join our passionate co-hosts as we explore every facet of the industry we all love, with engaging interviews featuring top competitors, seasoned professionals, and the Associations themselves. From behind-the-scenes insights to discussions on showing, economic impacts, and more, we cover it all. Saddle up and tune in every Monday to join our fellow amateurs on this exciting journey!

資訊

  • 創作者
    Liz & Jenna
  • 活躍年代
    2022年 - 2024年
  • 集數
    119
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 版權
    © Liz & Jenna
  • 節目網站
    On The Rail

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