Podcasts about Equine Canada

In this episode of “In Stride,” Sinead is joined by world class eventing grooms Erin Jarboe and Hailey Burlock. Erin Jarboe and Hailey Burlock have worked as head grooms for Will Coleman for multiple years and travel across the world caring for top horses like Off the Record and Chin Tonic HS. Erin Jarboe grew up in Athens, Georgia, where she began riding at 8 and started eventing at 15. While in high school, Erin competed on her own horse and worked as the barn manager for Dublin Downs Eventing. Erin graduated from the University of Georgia with an undergraduate degree in animal science, where she was on the UGA Eventing Team for four years and president of the team for two years. Hailey Burlock grew up in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, and was introduced to eventing through Zoe Erichsen-Meesters. Hailey leased Zoe's former upper-level horse, Fantasia, and competed through Equine Canada's training level. Hailey graduated from the Maritime College of Forest Technology with a degree in forestry. After graduating, she worked for Canadian Olympic eventer Rob Stevenson for two years before returning to school and eventually accepting a position with Will Coleman Equestrian. In this episode, Erin and Hailey discuss topics related to grooming at the top of the sport, including: • Their approach to efficient communication between grooms and riders. • Their individual roles and how they work together on a day-to-day basis. • Handling pressure at competitions and knowing what their rider needs. • Advice for avoiding burnout and the importance of working for the right program. • The relationship they have with Off the Record and Chin Tonic HS. Join Erin, Hailey, and Sinead in this exciting conversation about working as a high-performance eventing groom.

How often do you conduct a walk-around at your barn or farm? Do you know the rules when it comes to paying employees who work for an equestrian-based business? Are you up-to-date on all the waivers, safety regulations and tax implications that go along with running your business? These are just a small sample of questions that Catherine Willson posed to Tracey on this episode of Hitting Your Stride. Catherine has been a practicing lawyer since 1989 and has just published her first book on equine law -- Canadian Equine Law: A Guide For Anyone Working With Horses In Canada (the first equine law book published in Canada). She joined the podcast to talk about that, her long-standing passion for horses, and how she balances all of her many interests with a very busy schedule. Catherine publishes extensively in HorseSport Magazine and other industry publications on issues of equine law. She has given conferences across Canada on the subject for Equine Canada, the Ontario Equestrian Federation, the American Association for Justice, various horse and racing associations, and the Jockey Club of Canada. Her clients come from many horse-related industries, and she advises on contracts, syndicates, litigation, disputes, and tax issues related to horses. Her book is available through Self-Counsel Press as well as Amazon. With the book, she has published a number of equine legal documents, such as purchase and sale agreements, boarding, breeding agreements and more that can be purchased separately and used by the industry. Anyone wanting to reach out to Catherine can do so by visiting her law firm's website at www.truelawlegal.ca and by emailing her at catherine@truelaw.legal.

On this episode of Under the Saddle, Adam talks to international showjumper Mavis Spencer. Listen in to a conversation that focuses on racism and the Black Lives Matter movement. From what it was like growing up as a person of colour and if Mavis thinks racism exists in equestrian sports to the use of the 'N word' in pop culture and if racist jokes are ever ok. You can also hear about what Mavis is up to and about that time she was Miss Golden Globes! #BLM

We are joined by a couple of Canadians: first we have Brittney Frasier-Beaulieu, top Grand Prix competitor and then Christilot Boylen, recipient of Equine Canada's lifetime achievement award. Plus, we have a discussion with biomechanics coach Dave Thind and competitor Charlotte Jorst. Listen in...GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 566:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip ParkesOfficial Podcast of the United States Dressage FederationGuest: Brittany Fraser-BeaulieuGuest: Christilot BoylenTotal Saddle Fit Trainer Tip: Dave Thind & Charlotte JorstDownload the FREE Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Dressage Radio Show on Facebook, and follow Horse Radio Network on TwitterPlease visit our sponsors, they make all this possible Bates Saddles, Total Saddle Fit, Kentucky Performance ProductsSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

We are joined by a couple of Canadians: first we have Brittney Frasier-Beaulieu, top Grand Prix competitor and then Christilot Boylen, recipient of Equine Canada's lifetime achievement award. Plus, we have a discussion with biomechanics coach Dave Thind and competitor Charlotte Jorst. Listen in...GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 566:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip ParkesOfficial Podcast of the United States Dressage FederationGuest: Brittany Fraser-BeaulieuGuest: Christilot BoylenTotal Saddle Fit Trainer Tip: Dave Thind & Charlotte JorstDownload the FREE Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Dressage Radio Show on Facebook, and follow Horse Radio Network on TwitterPlease visit our sponsors, they make all this possible Bates Saddles, Total Saddle Fit, Kentucky Performance ProductsSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

We are joined by a couple of Canadians: first we have Brittney Frasier-Beaulieu, top Grand Prix competitor and then Christilot Boylen, recipient of Equine Canada's lifetime achievement award.  Plus, we have a discussion with biomechanics coach Dave Thind and competitor Charlotte Jorst. Listen in...GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 566: Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip Parkes Official Podcast of the United States Dressage Federation Guest: Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu Guest: Christilot Boylen Total Saddle Fit Trainer Tip: Dave Thind & Charlotte Jorst Download the FREE Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and Android Follow Dressage Radio Show on  Facebook, and follow Horse Radio Network on Twitter Please visit our sponsors, they make all this possible Bates Saddles, Total Saddle Fit, Kentucky Performance Products

In this episode Adam is joined by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, President Donald Trump, Nelson Mandela, eventing stars Michael Jung and Oli Townend plus commentator Nick Brooks-Ward. Well ok, it's Adam and Rory Bremner who is a horse show dad like no other! He is one of Britain's most loved and sharpest comedians and impressionists! The hilarious conversation travels from Rory's career to how he deals with ADHD and his new life as the dad of two daughters who ride to a high level.

The Coronavirus pandemic has already hit the equestrian world hard. We don't know how long the virus will stop events or what long term effect it will have on our industry. Social media is filled with misinformation so to try and get the facts, Adam has 3 guests on this special edition of Under the Saddle. Barb Blasko - Associate Clinical Professor, Emergency Medicine (USA)Nicola Schaible - Accident and Emergency Doctor (UK) Emily Sandler - Equine specialist and FEI Vet

Daniel Coyle went from being an unknown boy from Ireland to a real contender on the world stage. He tells us about his journey, how he is severely dyslexic and much more!

In this edition, Adam is in Canada and hosting a live on-stage version of Under the Saddle in front of a Toronto Audience. It seems only fitting that his guest should be Canadian show jumping legend Eric Lamaze. Nothing was off the table as the conversation moves from Eric's start in the sport to the personal challenges he has faced and the inspirational way he is dealing with cancer as he prepares for the Tokyo Olympics. Oh and yes, we find out if Eric is single!

In this episode, I speak with Gillian Sutherland - a very accomplished rider who has an incredible knowledge of horsemanship from over 30 years of teaching all the way to the Grand Prix level. Gillian's success includes being a World Cup finalist and competing in the Pan Am trials. Gillian was consistently short-listed and a carded rider for Equine Canada for many years and had repeatedly represented Canada internationally, also spending time as a certified judge. Gillian's approach is always about the well being of the horse and encouraging and guiding her students to be independent with the mindset of a trainer. In this episode we discuss: --> How Gillian came back from a very difficult injury --> Why she loves coaching and educating her students --> How she got to be a Grand Prix rider coming from a middle-class non-horsey family. To reach Gillian, please see the links below: Website: https://www.gilliansutherland.com/ Email: gillians@rogers.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gillian.sutherland.37 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gailinastoneequestrian/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gsequestrian1/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Alright we're back at it with another fantastic interview for you which comes by way of a man named Dirk Stroda as he discusses the 4 A's to Peak Performance . A very interesting man that has been working with high performance athletes for quite some time. Dirk begins talking about he actually started working with individuals through their physical performance and later realized 'the mind follows the body'. He wanted to reach his clients on a different level, he wanted to help them push past the physical limitations which he believes (and now teaches) begins with the mind. From Olympians to Business owners, Dirk's approach to wellness is certainly what I'd call holistic as he focuses on the heart as he explains what he calls the 4 A's which include Attitude, Awareness, Authenticity and Allowing. Who is Dirk? Dirk Stroda is the High Performance Mental Coach for Equine Canada. He coaches the Canadian Dressage, the Para Dressage and the Eventing Team on the Road2Rio, the 2016 Rio Olympic Summer Games. He is also the ‘go-to’ Mental Coach for many Olympians, World Champions and NHL Pro’s and Public Figures. He is one of the most sought after speaker of his kind and has traveled the world speaking in front of thousands at various conferences and symposiums. Stroda is a frequent writer for the Huffington Post and other international magazines. His athletes and Teams participated successfully at 11 different Olympic Summer and Winter Games, multiple World Championships, PanAm Games and countless National Championships. Stroda lives with his family in Kelowna, BC. www.dirkstroda.com Show Notes: Attitude this begins in the morning, start with high energy change the way you think about the day don't fight against what you aren't able to control - you lose energy this way line up with 'what is' fake it if you must Awareness talk about your emotions how do you feel start with yourself - do inner work get in touch with your own feelings, this will help you have a better understand of 'self awareness' Authenticity David Hawkins 'the mind is totally unreliable' the HEART is the first organ that develops (not the brain) the heat actually opens brain activity think about the heart first, accept, don't fight Allowing ego pushes and forces, let things come more naturally it takes more energy to resist do your homework, follow the first 3 'A's' and allowing will come naturally How do I deal with my toxic environment? don't connect yourself with the toxic environment understand you can't change those around you stay within yourself protect yourself stay connected with your core values become a part of the solution you have the power to create your own reality ask yourself 'what is the solution' Thanks you so much for your interest in this show of Exploring Mind and Body, if you haven't done so already please take a moment and leave a quick rating and review of the show in iTunes by clicking below. It will keep us delivering valuable content each week and give others an opportunity to find the show as well. Click here to subscribe via iTunes (and or leave a rating)  

Dr. Melanie Barham talks to Dr. Stephen Schumacher, the Chief Administrator of Equine Drugs and Medication Programs for the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), and Dr. Yves Rossier, president of the vet commission at the Pan Am Games and head of Equine Canada medication control committee. They discuss what veterinarians practicing on show horses should know, how to keep up to date on the rules in both Canada and the US, and why it matters for the welfare of the horse. We also discus some recent research on GABA and gabapentin in horses.

Dr. Melanie Barham is joined by Jan Stephens, the chief steward for the Pan Am Games, and Dr. Mary Bell, head of the health and welfare committee for Equine Canada and intake vet for the Pan Am Games.They discuss veterinarians' role at horse shows and in caring for show horses, Equine Canada and the role the organization plays, the Equine Canada health and welfare Committee and what every vet should know. 

As a Level 2 Equine Canada sanctioned coach, respected clinician and Level II Technical Delegate, Linda Hauck strives to ensure that both horse and rider, whether amateur or expert, are safe and comfortable within their abilities and having fun. Linda Hauck was not content to live with the fact that horses were uncomfortable with the regular spur. Nor was Linda prepared to stand by and watch girthy horses suffer under saddle. Linda also made some revisions to the neck strap ensuring that all riders both professional and amateur had an attractive safety strap while at a show, or hacking out. Linda acted on her ideas and invented solutions for the spur, neckstrap and girth. Listen to Linda's interview as she tells her story of her inventions: the Spursauder, and the her new Tapestry Comfort  Girth.

Dressage Canada Board Chair Sarah Bradley explains what Equine Canada is, how it works and what is in store for 2014. Next up Charlotte Jorst is back to tell us about her fantastic showing at the Young Horse National Finals and how she juggles career and horses. Listen in....Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)