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Practical Horseman Podcast

Practical Horseman Podcast

The Practical Horseman podcast features conversations with respected riders, industry leaders and horse care experts to inform and inspire listeners. Co-hosted by Practical Horseman editor Sandra Oliynyk and multimedia content assistant Julia Murphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Brian Moggre

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2020/04/10

Eighteen-year-old Brian Moggre has taken the show-jumping world by storm. In March of 2019, Brian and hisWestphalian gelding MTM Vivre Le Reve, or Erkel, picked up their first international win at the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Ocala. Moggre was just 17 at the time. His World Cup qualifier success continued into the next season, where he and Erkel won yet another qualifier—this time in Lexington at the prestigious National Horse Show. One week later, the pair placed third at the Royal Horse

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34:03

Andrew Welles

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2020/03/27

Originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota, international show jumper Andrew Welles developed his passion for horses at a young age. He grew up in the sport and eventually trained under equitation and show-jumping trainer Missy Clark and finished out his Junior career with her North Run crew. Andrew took a year off before he started college to train with Olympic gold medalist Chris Kappler, who we worked with for four years before starting his own training and teaching business in 2010.He made his first

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30:27

A Special Episode

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2020/03/20

We’re trying something new this week—reading one of our favorite training articles from the magazine. One reason we’re releasing this special edition podcast is that this is the first full week of the coronavirus pandemic taking full effect in the United States. Some of you are working from home for the first time. Others of you are still going to work but your schedule has been vastly changed. And others of you may not be able to work at all, which must be extremely stressful.As with just about

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31:39

Karl Cook

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2020/03/14

Grand-prix show jumper Karl Cook believes that understanding and tending to his horses’ physical well-being is critical to effective communication between horse and rider. This concept is something he has learned, in part, from Eric Navet, the 1990 World Equestrian Games team and individual gold medalist, who moved from his native France in 2013 to become Karl’s coach. Another valuable member of Karl’s Pomponio Ranch team is French internationalveterinarian Philippe Benoit.The team ismixing

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27:37

Beezie Madden

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2020/02/28

Elizabeth “Beezie” Madden has been riding since she was 3 years old when her parents, who owned a farm near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, gave her a small gray pony named Flicka. She rode in junior equitation and hunter divisions, riding a borrowed horse in the then American Horse Shows Association National Hunter Seat Medal Finals, where she finished eighth. Interestingly, she didn’t ride in the jumper division until she was 17 when she moved her junior hunter to the junior jumper division. After

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46:06

Frank Madden

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2020/02/14

Top hunter/jumper/equitation trainer Frank Maddenhas been a fixture in the winner’s circle at all the major equitation finals for over four decades. Recognized as one of the most successful trainers of young talent, his students dominate the junior ranks and finals. In addition to teaching, Madden is a respected clinician, top “R” judge and the head trainer and owner of Capital Hill Show Stables in Middlefield, Connecticut.In this episode, Frank explains why he was drawn to teaching, his love of

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Adrienne Sternlicht

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2020/01/17

Twenty-seven-year-oldAdrienne Sternlicht’smain passion has always been riding, but the2018 World Equestrian Games team gold medalisthas taken an unorthodox path to the top of the sport.Adrienne made her Nations Cup debut in May 2017 with her beloved mare, Cristalline, where they helped the U.S. team win the silver medal in Mexico. She continued on to be a member of several Nations Cup teams and collected numerous individual top placings, resulting in her selection to the U.S. Show Jumping Team for

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36:43

Laura Kraut

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2020/01/03

Olympic show jumper Laura Kraut’s four-decade career includes three appearances on both the U.S. Olympic team and the World Equestrian Games team. She has also competed in numerous World Cup Finals, has ridden in countless Nations Cups and has more than 100 grands prix wins.In 1991, Laura got the ride on her first big-time grand prix partner, Simba Run. After a year together, Laura and Simba earned a spot as alternates on the 1992 US Olympic team in Barcelona. Simba helped draw national attention

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34:38

Andre Dignelli

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/12/20

Andre Dignelli has been producing national hunter, jumper and equitation champions for over 20 years. He came from a non-horsey family and along with his two brothers, convinced his parents to move to rural New York where they eventually talked their father into building a makeshift barn so they could start their own boarding business.At age 18,Andre won the 1985 US Equestrian Team Show Jumping Talent Search Finals and he credits this win for forever changing his trajectory. Andre went on to work as

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37:58

Carleton and Traci Brooks

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/12/06

Carleton and Traci Brooks have a lifetime of experience with horses, an extensive teaching and training background and are known for their ability to match horses and riders to produce results.They runtheir successful hunter/jumper/equitation business, Balmoral Farm, which they operate in two California locations—Malibu and west Los Angeles. This unique setup allows them to provide their horses with plenty of healthy open space while also being accessible to their diverse clientele, which ranges

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The Practical Horseman Podcast - Boyd Martin

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/11/22

Boyd Martin is one of the world’s leading international event riders, and has had competitive success at every five-star across the globe. He has represented the United States at two Olympic Games, three World Equestrian Games and two Pan American Games. Today Boyd and his wife Silva, a Grand Prix dressage rider, own and operate their farm Windurra USA in Cochranville, Pennsylvania.Boyd competes nearly every weekend, and coaches a long list of successful riders. He has become a sought-after

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The Practical Horseman Podcast - Liv Gude

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/11/08

Top groom Liv Gude spent years in the saddle riding hunters, jumpers, reining and ultimately dressage before she focused on learning all she could as a professional groom. She started her grooming career with Guenter Seidel in California in 2006, caring for his Olympic team bronze-medal partner Aragon.After grooming for years, Liv saw the need to bring professional grooms and horse owners together in a supportive and educational manner. In 2011, she foundedProEquineGrooms.com, an online resource

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58:55

The Practical Horseman Podcast - Bob Cacchione and...

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/10/25

Founded by Bob Cacchione in 1967 when he was a sophomore at Farleigh Dickinson University, the Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association’s goal is to give college students the opportunity to participate in equestrian competition regardless of financial status or riding level. The organizationwelcomes beginners through advanced riders in hunter-seat equitation, Western horsemanship and reining. These riders can compete both individually and on a team.With more than 400 colleges that participate andmore

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The Practical Horseman Podcast - Bonus Episode: Part...

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/10/18

In this special Part II bonus episode, eventing icon Jim Wofford discusses a wide range of topics from what he struggled with as a rider and what he found easy to why he thinks he wouldn’t be a successful rider in today’s short format three-day event. He shares how he made the biggest improvements in his riding after what he calls a “down cycle”—when he didn’t have any top riding prospects. And he talks about key issues adult amateur riders face today, including a lack of riding time, as well as how

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The Practical Horseman Podcast - Jim Wofford

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/10/11

Jim Wofford is an eventing icon. As a rider, he competed in three Olympics—in 1968, 1972 and 1980, winning two team silver medals and one individual silver medal. He also rode in two World Championships in 1970 and 1978, winning individual and team bronze medals. He earned a team gold medal in the 1967 Pan-American Games and captured the U.S. National Championship five times on five different horses.As a coach, Jim has had countless students on U.S. Olympic, World Championship and Pan American Games

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The Practical Horseman Podcast - Sandy Ferrell

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/09/27

Top hunter rider and trainer Sandy Ferrell began riding at the age of 4 andprogressed through a stellar junior career competing in the pony, hunter/jumper and equitation divisions.She later opened her own business, Royall Show Hunters and has coached her clients to numerous championships at A-circuit horse shows. She is a six-time regional professional winner of the World Champion Hunter Rider competition and the winner of the 2008 WCHR Hunter Spectacular. In this episode, Sandy details the

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The Practical Horseman Podcast - Georgina Bloomberg

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/09/13

Georgina Bloomberg isn’t just an international-level show jumper, she’s also a philanthropist and a devoted animal welfare advocate. She shares how she got involved in charity work, including how others can help as well. Georgina also talks about her training philosophies, competition strategies, how she handles disappointments and what motivates her as a rider to get better every day. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The Practical Horseman Podcast - Tom Brennan

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/08/30

Hunter rider and trainer and U.S. Equestrian Federation “R” judge Tom Brennan started riding school horses at a local hunt-seat barn in Massachusetts. As a freshman at Stonehill College, he joined the school’s Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association riding team. By the end of his college career, he had won two individual championships at the IHSA Nationals and captained his team to the IHSA team championship title in 2003. He graduated with a degree in psychology and was going to become a counselor

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The Practical Horseman Podcast - Kevin Babington

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/08/16

International show jumper Kevin Babington has represented his native Ireland in numerous international competitions including the 2002 World Equestrian Games and the 2004 Olympic Games. Based in the U.S., Kevin continues to train and compete at the highest level of the sport and has a passion for teaching. Hear about his early years riding in Ireland, what it was like working for Frank and Mary Chapot, some ofhis favorite horses, qualities he values in show jumpers, why he loves teaching and more

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The Practical Horseman Podcast - Matt Brown

Practical Horseman Podcast ·

2019/08/02

Upper-level event rider Matt Brown has been a familiar name at the top of the sport for the past decade. Hear about his unique background, training philosophies, top horses and find out how he overcomes challenges to stay focused on his goals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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