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Horse Industry Podcast

Horse Industry Podcast

Regina and Lynn grew up together with a passion for the horse industry. Throughout their entire lives, they have lived and breathed the lifestyle from 4-H beginnings to World Championships. This podcast brings the lifetime of adventures and the industry they love to life. Learn a little, laugh a little and enjoy the Horse Industry Podcast as they explore the "stories of the industry".

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00:09:28

Coalbox: A Symbol of Wartime Companionship

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/08/12

In this heartfelt episode, Regina and Lynn recount the inspiring story of Coal Box, a small German pony who became a symbol of hope and morale for the 2nd Battalion of the King's Royal Rifle Corps during World War I. From his unexpected arrival behind enemy lines to his role as a cherished mascot, Coal Box's journey highlights the profound bond between soldiers and their animal companions. Despite facing health challenges, including blindness, Coal Box's legacy of love and companionship

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00:47:51

An Equestrian's Tale: From Competitive Arenas to...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/08/05

In this thrilling episode, we delve into the daring expeditions of horse enthusiast Melissa Shainer. Based in West Virginia, Melissa shares her experiences from competitive Cutting Horses to mastering Cowboy Mounted Shooting with her Arabian horse, Mick. The episode highlights her exhilarating ride on the Cascade Canyon Trail in Grand Teton National Park, including a nerve-wracking encounter with an 800-pound grizzly bear. Tune in for insights on equestrian sports, wilderness preparation, and

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00:18:37

Transforming the Landscape for Grade Horses

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/07/28

Grade horses are often a walking mystery. Where did they come from? What is their breeding? Have they been shown before? In what disciplines? How old are they? What is their story?? For those equestrians who have had the privilege to love and work with grade horses and ponies, the questions about their equine partners’ history may elude them.In this episode, Regina interviews Terrie Kennedy with the Grade Horse Registry. Their website states that the Grade Horse Registry strives “...to provide a

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00:59:39

Transforming Equine Health: The Revolutionary Impact...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/07/22

Regina's horse, Willow, NEEDS Soft Rides. Regina's daughter has shown Willow nationwide on the APHA circuit. The traveling, the pavement, and the performance demands have taken their toll on Willow's feet. Which is expected of ANY athlete - human or equine. Soft Rides have been an important maintainence approach to Willow's success. Regina had to learn more about the product that has made an important impact on her daughter's mare's continued success.... In this episode,

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00:51:29

Navigating The World Of Horse Insurance with Jenifer...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/07/15

What if understanding the fine print of equine insurance could save your beloved horse's life?In this episode, equine insurance expert Jenifer Ingram shares her extensive knowledge of protecting horses through comprehensive insurance coverage. Jenifer delves into her journey from aspiring horse trainer to successful insurance agency owner, highlighting the complexities of cross-border coverage and international horse transportation. She explains essential policies like full mortality, major

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00:43:42

Paniolo: the Hawaiian Cowboy

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/07/08

There is much more to Hawaii than beautiful beaches and topography. In this episode, Lynn takes you through the proud history of the Paniolo, Hawaiian cowboy. It all started with five cows and a bull brought to the islands in 1793 as a gift to King Kamehameha I. For twenty years, the cattle were protected and allowed to roam freely. When the cattle became a nuisance, King Kamehameha III brought Mexican vaqueros from California to the island, and the rich paniolo culture began. Guests Deedee

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00:35:31

Exploring Hawaii's Hidden Equestrian World

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/06/30

Join us as we discuss the unique aspects of horse ownership and competition in Hawaii, from rodeos and polo to the innovative Super Horse competition. Learn about the logistical challenges of transporting horses across the Pacific and delve into the life of a Hawaiian cattle rancher. Tune in for an exciting journey through Hawaii's vibrant horse community.Listen in to learn more: (00:04) Insights into the Hawaii Horse Industry (07:16) Inter-Island Horse Transportation Challenges (15:35)

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00:50:11

Susan Friedland and Marguerite, Misty, & Me

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/06/24

Misty of Chincoteague - an iconic pony, an unforgettable story, and a tale that connects all equestrians. Acclaimed author Susan Friedland revisited this magical children’s book a few years ago and wondered, “Who was the Newbery Medal-winning author and literary legend Marguerite Henry?” While many know Marguerite’s beloved books, the woman behind them remains a mystery to most. Susan's curiosity led her on a journey to understand Misty through Marguerite’s perspective and to uncover the life

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00:30:47

From Childhood Ponies to Cartoon Fame - A...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/06/17

In this episode, Regina gets to know Jean Abernethy. Jean is the creator of the world’s most popular equine cartoon horse, Fergus (Equus-hilarious). As shared in the Western Horseman (February 2016), “For more than 20 years, the blaze-faced bay has made audiences laugh at his equine perspective on everything from horse flies to flying lead changes. Everybody sees their own horses’ antics in him.” Regina and Jean talk about Fergus, but they also talk about Jean—her start as an artist, the various

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00:26:18

Demystifying Equine Art: A Conversation with Juliet...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/06/10

Like many equestrians, Regina has gazed upon equine art and thought, “What a beautiful picture. I’d love to own that.” Yet, she hasn’t felt educated enough about art to actually whip out the credit card and take it home. After all, no one wants to make a mistake when purchasing art! Regina sought the advice of Juliet Harrison, owner of the Equis Art Gallery in Red Hook, New York.Here's what Regina has learned. There’s no such thing as the wrong choice or making a mistake when selecting art

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00:04:17

Ponysodes: Popcorn - A Pony's Lasting Impact on a...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/06/03

The purpose of Ponysodes is to create a place to celebrate our first ponies. Our goal is to honor first ponies and memorialize them before their stories are lost. Every pony deserves to have his or her story told. This is the story of Popcorn, who is remembered and loved by Christy Landwehr.

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00:41:14

Behind the Scenes of Being New to the Hunter Jumper...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/05/27

Heather and Marley love Pie.Like, legit, they love their new adventures with their new horse, “We Love Pie!” Lynn and Regina loved hearing about the ins and outs of the hunter/jumper world. In this episode, Heather talks about her experience as a pleasure horseperson who went to the hunter/jumper segment of our industry. Heather and Marley are testing the waters and succeeding in this whole new horse world. Hair nets, daily horse baths with soap, daily tack cleaning, no showmanship classes, no trip

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00:35:40

Horse Years to Human Years

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/05/20

We all know that one dog year is equal to 7 human years. But how does it work with our horses and ponies? This week, Regina, Lynn, and Heather are together discussing horse-years-to-human-years. You’ll discover why our gangly 2-year-olds remind us of awkward human pre-teens! Regina also shares the Top 10 oldest horses on record. Did you know that a horse named Old Billy was 62 years old when he died? Can you believe that? Fun Fact: Regina’s parents still have a pony born on their farm in 1988

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00:36:04

Horses That Heal with Emily Fields of the Cheff Center

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/05/13

In this episode, Regina speaks to Emily Fields. Emily is an Instructor, Barn Manager, and Program Director at the Cheff Therapeutic Riding Center. The Cheff Center was founded in 1969 as the first therapeutic riding center built especially for the purpose of serving those with special needs in North America. The Cheff Center’s efforts were groundbreaking and they continue to set the bar for creating an environment of horses helping people. As they discuss the various facets of equine assisted

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00:47:27

Nurturing Young Equestrians: Innovative Strategies...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/05/06

How do you grow a 4-H equine program from 60 kids to 157 kids in two years? That’s the question Regina poses to Melissa Gordon, the Superintendent of Michigan’s Monroe County 4-H Horse and Pony Program, because Melissa and her team did it! That’s a 162% increase in enrollment. That’s unbelievable. And that’s the kind of enrollment increase that our industry needs! At a time when there is much discussion across the industry about declining youth numbers and barriers to entry (check out our April

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00:30:49

Me Too, Posey, and Pickles: Tales of Hoofbeats and...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/04/29

In this episode, Kathy Simmers, author of Jump the Moon and Posey’s Problem: A Pony Tale, joins Regina to discuss the true stories behind her heartwarming books. Kathy also gives us a preview for her new book about Pickles, another real-life pony!Kathy’s journey as an author began after her daughter’s beloved lesson pony, Me Too, was sold out from under her at a horse show. Years later, as an adult, Kathy’s daughter set out on a quest to find the long-lost Me Too and, finally, bring her beloved

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00:47:17

Preserving The Dream For The Next Generation With...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/04/22

This episode is about entry points into the horse industry: what they’ve been, what they are now, and what they could be. Regina and Heather speak with Emily Ream and Karen Waite. From Ream Performance Horses, Emily Ream is a horse trainer with a long history of successfully working with youth and amateurs from 4-H shows to World Shows at the breed show level. Both guests bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the topic of entry points into our horse industry. Karen, from Michigan State

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00:32:36

From Rodeo Roots to All Around Success: Coltin...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/04/15

“Some days, you’re the windshield. And some days, you’re the bug.”In this episode, we get to know Coltin Crystal, who is part of the CCC Show Horses team. Idaho-raised and Idaho-based, the “wild barrel racer child” rodeoed throughout his youth, spent some time jumping horses and finally found his niche with the all-rounders. Coltin talks about his ups and downs as a trainer and the big moments in his career. He also shares his further plans with Heather. At the end of the interview, Coltin shares

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00:34:03

Gallop into Guffaws: Exploring the World's Wackiest...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/04/08

Did you know it’s against the law to lasso a fish on horseback? You may get fined for riding an ugly horse. It’s against the law for a horse to sleep in a bathtub? Who proposes these crazy horse laws, and what is the rationale?Regina, Lynn, and Heather discuss bizarre horse-related laws in this fun episode that makes you wonder, “WHY?!” Ultimately, the co-hosts propose their own “horse laws” that should be written and enforced. What law would you like to suggest? To learn more about: (12:44

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01:01:29

Resilience in the Fields: The Art of Superior Hay...

Horse Industry Podcast ·

2024/04/01

Hey There! It's time to talk about Hay! If you're a horse owner, then this topic is likely very near and dear to your... pocketbook?In today's episode, Heather sits down with Mitch and Taylor Fabus of Fabus Farms in Ovid, Michigan, to talk about the hay business from the farmer's perspective. We all know how important hay is to our animals, but what can we do to have a good relationship with our hay farmer to ensure the best for our horses? We'll discuss how even knowing, or not knowing,

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