Podcasts We Love

bitless bridle riding, alexa linton horse trainer, tori jeffries horse trainer, natural horsemanship canadian riders, whole horse podcast

Podcast host Alexa Linton chats with Tori Jeffress, who spends her days teaching and training according to classical riding principles, bitless and bridleless, with a focus on creating a sound, balanced and willing horse.

research radio equine guelph, fire prevention horse barn, dr susan raymond equine guelph

Communications and Programs Officer at Equine Guelph details their Fire Prevention outreach program designed for the racing industry.

learning to ride horses, adult horse riders, jec ballou

Source: Best Horse Practices with Jec Ballou | On The Fence: Adult Learning

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Another beautiful conversation with Kerri Lake, as we get right into some incredibly rich territory around re-framing our learning process (and supporting our horses through this shift), what surrender really means, learning to love the boring and mundane, and the gifts in taking things slow and easy for ourselves and our horses. As always, so many potent nuggets of wisdom come through Kerri in this chat.

research radio equine guelph, podcast equine guelph, dr jeff thomason university of guelph, track surface and injury equestrians

Senior anatomy Professor and Research Coordinator at Equine Guelph, Dr. Jeff Thomason discusses the relationship between track surface and injury in the performance horse.

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According to folks out there who do risk assessment, riding is risky -- about as risky as riding is fun, safe, rewarding, and something we feel deeply passionate about. Rider fear for many of us might be one element that’s part of a greater calculus. We hope it’s down there with the paper clips, you know, tiny bits in the big cluttered drawer that is how we feel about horses. For some folks, though, we know it can be all-consuming.

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Podcast host Alexa Linton and Shannon Beahen of Humminghorse Equestrian chatted about everything from getting more nuanced about the “no,” to meditation and its role in our clarity, to incorporating consent into training, to track systems, and even got into numerology a little!

alexa linton whole horse podcast, elsa sinclair freedom based training, taming wild evolution horses

Elsa Sinclair takes us on a journey into her potent year with her two stallions - and stars of her in-progress documentary Taming Wild Evolution - and shares how Freedom Based training, which she fondly refers to as the slowest training method in the world, is evolving even more and growing in nuance and subtly.

equine podcast, horse podcast, how horses talk, deciphering horse whinnies, what is horse saying, understanding horses, dr katrina merkies

Source: Research Radio by Equine Guelph | with Dr. Katrina Merkies - Katrina has been studying Deciphering Horse Whinnies in relation to Human-Horse interactions. She explains her findings by answering common questions.

bitless bridles, how to choose bitless bridles, jec ballou trainer, ben longwell true west horsemanship, best horse practices podcast, riding a bitless horse

Podcast host Jec Ballou (bio below) and Ben Longwell of True West Horsemanship respond to a listener question about bitless options: my question is about ‘bitless’ bridles, side pulls, or the bosals or any other type of ‘bitless’ bridle that you may have had experience with. Which would be most suitable for what horse, temperament, type of exercise or work. I am in the process of starting a horse. We are in first rides with rope halter and rather than bit him for our first rides, I thought maybe I could just train him to a more subtle bridle.

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