Podcasts about young horses

Side Quests is back and this episode's host is podcaster, streamer, writer and definitely not a octopus, Emily Merritt! The game she is talking about today is Octodad: Dadliest Catch by Young Horses. You can also find her work here! We have a Patreon! Gain access to episode shout outs, bonus podcasts, reviews, early downloads of regular episodes, an exclusive rss feed and more. We even have a free tier! Click here! You can find the show on Bluesky, Instagram and YouTube! Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! Rate us on Spotify! Wanna join the Certain POV Discord? Click here!

In this episode of the Eventing Podcast, we're talking all things young horses with the brilliant Kitty King. With an impressive record at Le Lion d'Angers, multiple championship wins, and years of experience, Kitty shares her expertise on producing top-level event horses from the ground up.  Highlights Include: Spotting Talent: Kitty explains what she looks for in a young horse, from conformation to temperament. Laying the Groundwork: Find out the essential steps to setting horses up for long-term success. Memorable Le Lion Moments: Kitty reflects on her favorite experiences at the prestigious Young Horse Championships. From Prospect to Champion: How Kitty transitions horses from promising youngsters to international contenders. Guest: Kitty King is a highly experienced British event rider, renowned for her expertise in producing young horses. With multiple British Young Horse Championship titles, a strong record at Le Lion d'Angers, and success on both national and international stages, Kitty is widely respected for her ability to develop future stars. Tune in now to learn from one of the best!  EquiRatings Eventing Podcast: Don't forget to follow us on Instagram and Facebook.

This is part 2 of a three part conversation with Michaela Hempen and Carmen Heritier. In the spring of 2024 Carmen sent her three year old quarter horse mare, Malu, to Michaela for three months of training. In Part 1 we introduced Carmen and Malu, and then Michaela talked about the early steps in her training. Malu was a well-prepared horse, so the training flowed along. Part 1 ended with a question about adding leg speed and that's where we begin in this episode. How do you get transitions into trot and canter? We also talk about the squashed road kill lesson, but you will have to listen to the episode top find out what that is.

Michaela Hempen has been a guest many times on this podcast. We began in Episode 27 with single-subject design and then Michaela introduced us to Blondie, the mare who was the subject of the research project she did on cribbing. We're returning to Blondie again in this conversation. Michaela will be contrasting her experience restarting Blondie under saddle with that of Malu, a three year old quarter horse mare. Malu belongs to Carmen, a dog trainer and now horse owner. She sent Malu to Michaela to get her started under saddle. In this episode Carmen describes her own training background which includes an interest in canine fitness and balance. She introduces us to Malu and shares her reasons for choosing Michaela to help her get Malu started under saddle. We talk about shaping with both positive and negative reinforcement, and the beginning lessons Michaela covered with Malu.

Young Horse Fun! Jontelle Forbus will be discussing her young horse raising and training programs at Touchstone Farms in KY, Karen Isberg from KY Performance products will be sharing some supplements that are great for young horses, and Mary Rose Cissell will be chatting with us on the journey of Reese's young horse!GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 748:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Megan McIssac|Instagram|Facebook|FacebookGuest: Jontelle ForbusGuest: Mary Rose CissellDressage Radio Show: Website|FacebookPlease visit our sponsors, who make all this possible: Kentucky Performance Products Time Stamps:10:07 – Jontelle Forbus21:54 – Mary Rose Cissell42:37 – Trainer Tip Feeding Young Horses

Young Horse Fun! Jontelle Forbus will be discussing her young horse raising and training programs at Touchstone Farms in KY, Karen Isberg from KY Performance products will be sharing some supplements that are great for young horses, and Mary Rose Cissell will be chatting with us on the journey of Reese's young horse!GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 748:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Megan McIssac|Instagram|Facebook|FacebookGuest: Jontelle ForbusGuest: Mary Rose CissellDressage Radio Show: Website|FacebookPlease visit our sponsors, who make all this possible: Kentucky Performance Products Time Stamps:10:07 – Jontelle Forbus21:54 – Mary Rose Cissell42:37 – Trainer Tip Feeding Young Horses

This episode we are joined by Nikki, a listener with a research request. Nikki owns a 2 year old filly that she wants to work with now, in lieu, of waiting until her 4th/5th year. Nancy and Kate found some evidence based research that hopefully will help Nikki in her training decisions. Research Reference/Link: Logan, Alyssa A., and Brian D. Nielsen. 2021. "Training Young Horses: The Science behind the Benefits" Animals 11, no. 2: 463. https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/11/2/463 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nancy-mclean/support

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How to keep a positive mindset while training a young horse? In this episode Jocelin and Lorna shares tips for staying patient and focused on learning while training young horses. They will discuss the importance of basics, appreciating small gains, and being present in the moment. Tune in to hear all their insights! Don't forget to sign up to our Brand NEW Program: Release the Potential Join the waitlist at www.mindeq.eu/rtpwaitlist Follow Jocelin on Instagram: www.instagram.com/jocelinlillienau/

This week: How do you introduce a hose? Why use a bridle - do you have to? Not looking into a turn? Not going past a walk but don't want to use driving pressure? Starting a Younger with Mark's Online Training Videos.  Mark Langley provides solutions to help horses by changing their behaviours. He has been dabbling with his unique insights into expanding a horse's emotional capacity to take on information, for decades.  Learn more direct from Mark through his Online Training Membership which offers videos + support. First week is free then it's just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time.  Join now: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join

Debra West from Liberty Sanctuary joins the Utah Stories podcast to describe the current horse-slaughter pipeline in the United States and what you can do to help! Visit UtahStories.com for more and to subscribe to our free digital newsletter. There you can also support our journalism by subscribing to our print magazine for $3 per month. Follow us on: Instagram @UtahStories Twitter @UtahStories

Sam Woods and Bradley Champagne are two very exciting up-and-coming riders who live and breathe eventing, including being the “right-hand-man” to two of the world's leading event riders, Boyd Martin and Shane Rose! Listen in for an insight into what a day working at the two of world's top event stables entails and hear some sage words of advice about how to approach your young horse.Specialising in breaking in and starting young horses, Brad and Sam spending most of their day giving race and performance horses the best start to their ridden careers, which sometimes includes acting as the crash-test dummy!IN THIS EPISODE:We start from the beginning, as we delve into how Brad and Sam's passion for horses started.Have you dreamt of working on a professional eventing yard? We chat about how Brad and Sam landed their respective roles.Hear the inside scoop on working for top event riders like Shane Rose and Boyd Martin.Learn about Sam and Brad's approach to training young horses as they both empathise the importance of patience and time when working with any horse.Have you wondered what to look for in a young event horse? Brad and Sam chat about what characteristics they look for in a future event star!All this and so much more in this episode of THE EQUESTRIAN EXPERIENCE.

Raquel Butler, DVM returns to discuss working with foals Dr. Raquel Butler is a Veterinarian, Animal Biomechanical Medicine Professional, and an Academic at Charles Sturt University Australia. At Charles Sturt she teaches Equine rehabilitation, Exercise physiology (The Equine Athlete), and Equine biomechanics in the Bachelor of Equine Science. Raquel has had her own business Integrated Veterinary Therapeutics for 8 years treating horses with a variety of modalities which includes Osteopathic and Chiropractic techniques, Equine Muscle Release Therapy, Acupuncture Oriented Energetics, Myofascial kinetics (Rikke Schultz), Vetkin taping and she has done many other short courses including CranioSacral Therapy, Masterson Method, Dr. Kerry Ridgway fascial Acupuncture, Level 1 ASFA saddle fitting and a Certification in Equi-taping and with Vetkin taping. Raquel has been mentored by Sharon May-Davis and has taught clinics internationally on Anatomy, Biomechanics, Assessment, and Vetkin taping of the horse. She uses SURE FOOT Equine Pads as part of rehabilitation.

International rider, trainer and breeder, Catherine Haddad Staller, joins us on the American Hanoverian Society Podcast to discuss her home-bred Hanoverian mare, Vianne's path to the WBFSH Dressage World Breeding Championships for Young Horses. For more information on Catherine: www.Catherine Haddad Staller.com.Vianne's Pedigree: https://www.horsetelex.com/horses/pedigree/2270579/vianneVianne as a 4 year old: https://vimeo.com/388372765Vianne as a 5 year old: https://fb.watch/nnUC8mm44K/Eurodressage Article on Vienne: https://eurodressage.com/2023/09/12/cathrine-dufour-takes-over-vianne-hope-beerlingFrankie's Pedigree: https://www.horsetelex.com/horses/pedigree/2111574/frankieNorCordia: https://norcordia.com/Thank you, Catherine, for sharing your knowledge and experiences with us!This podcast series is sponsored by Carronada Farms and Hilltop Farm. For more information on this podcast, message us on our Facebook page, the American Hanoverian Society Official Page, or send us an email at ahsoffice@hanoverian.org.

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Bess Miller is joining Wendy to give an update on using SURE FOOT with her foals and young horses. Bess has trained over 500 foals having lived on the family breeding farm with over 250 at one time. Her experience gives us insight into how SURE FOOT can be used with foals and young horses.

Cara Klothe is a Grand Prix dressage rider and USDF gold, silver, and bronze medalist. Based in Lehigh Valley, PA, Cara has ridden many horses across various levels, consistently delivering top results and training with some of the best in the industry. When not riding and competing herself, Cara is usually found teaching - she feels that it's her job to teach her students how to think through problems so they can confidently ride their own horses and achieve their goals. On June 14th of this year, Cara received quite the surprise when her mare, Lhegally Blonde, delivered not one, but twin foals. Despite excellent veterinary care, which included multiple ultrasounds, these two were completely unexpected. Cara shares the story of how Elle and Emmett (keeping in the theme of Legally Blonde) came to be and what their future holds. Listen in!

We all have struggles. With our horses, with our riding skills, with our jobs, family, and just in life. Totally normal. But how we respond is up to us. This week JJ reminds us that we have the power to change things, and it usually means we need to just start shoveling! JJ also gives us an update on what's going on in Germany with her horses, including the return of one of her top horses, and how watching the German horse selections for the FEI Dressage World Breeding Championships for Young Horses in Ermelo, Netherlands, really got her thinking about shoveling! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dressagelife-jjtate/message

Trainer Jessica Gaston tells us how to start training your young horses. Then, we're thrilled to speak to Dressage Rider Katherine Bateson about the secret to riding her Grand Prix horse. For this week's trainer tip, we're answering questions about lunging! Listen in...GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 719:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip ParkesGuest: Jessica Gaston | Majestik DressageGuest: Catherine BatesonBook Club: The Sport Horse Problem Solver by Eric SmileyHRN Merchandise! Find a complete line of screen printed stuff…. and The embroidered merchandise at…Follow Dressage Radio Show onFacebook, and followHorse Radio Network on TwitterPlease visit our sponsors, who make all this possibleKentucky Performance Products

Trainer Jessica Gaston tells us how to start training your young horses. Then, we're thrilled to speak to Dressage Rider Katherine Bateson about the secret to riding her Grand Prix horse. For this week's trainer tip, we're answering questions about lunging! Listen in...GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 719:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip ParkesGuest: Jessica Gaston | Majestik DressageGuest: Catherine BatesonBook Club: The Sport Horse Problem Solver by Eric SmileyHRN Merchandise! Find a complete line of screen printed stuff…. and The embroidered merchandise at…Follow Dressage Radio Show onFacebook, and followHorse Radio Network on TwitterPlease visit our sponsors, who make all this possibleKentucky Performance Products

Get snackin' on some Pixel Pizza as you hear from Chris Stallman, the Art Lead at Young Horses. His strikingly funny and weird style has brought the hit games Octodad: Dadliest Catch and Bugsnax to life! Chris tells us how he makes his characters so distinctive, working game design into character design, and what food he ate in the Bugsnax research process

Guests Sydnie Burrus (Side Saddle Sisters of Oklahoma) and Sam Reeves (ASA Instructor, Judge, Clinician) talk about growing the equestrian sidesaddle community, training young horses to be ridden aside. Our word of the day is Wkham pad.Hosts: Maggie McAllister, president of American Sidesaddle Association and Audrey Sears, Judge, Instructor, and Clinician with the American Sidesaddle Association.Presented by: American Sidesaddle Association, Flat Rock Distilling Company and McAllister SaddleryGuest: Sydnie Burrus, Side Saddle Sisters of OklahomaGuest: Sam Reeves, ASA JICThe Tack Room at American Sidesaddle Association, Dress and Tack Guidelines bookFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter

Guests Sydnie Burrus (Side Saddle Sisters of Oklahoma) and Sam Reeves (ASA Instructor, Judge, Clinician) talk about growing the equestrian sidesaddle community, training young horses to be ridden aside. Our word of the day is Wkham pad.Hosts: Maggie McAllister, president of American Sidesaddle Association and Audrey Sears, Judge, Instructor, and Clinician with the American Sidesaddle Association.Presented by: American Sidesaddle Association, Flat Rock Distilling Company and McAllister SaddleryGuest: Sydnie Burrus, Side Saddle Sisters of OklahomaGuest: Sam Reeves, ASA JICThe Tack Room at American Sidesaddle Association, Dress and Tack Guidelines bookFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter

In this episode we cover:Molly's podcast show introMolly's trainer, Judy Nielson, is back on the show to discuss training young horses in the show ringWhat happened when Laura showed with Judy Julia's mindset when it comes to young horses What to do when things go sideways in the show ring with young horsesVisualization in the show ring + Judy's new term she uses

In this episode we are welcoming back Annie Rawlins (Irish GP Dressage Rider) and we are answering your questions! We talk all about how to ride lazy horses, what is different about riding a young horse vs an older horse and what to do when you get a harsh judge at a show. Enjoy :) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we are welcoming back Annie Rawlins (Irish GP Dressage Rider) and we are answering your questions! We talk all about how to ride lazy horses, what is different about riding a young horse vs an older horse and what to do when you get a harsh judge at a show. Enjoy :) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael Bragdell is a USDF certified instructor and serves as the Training Director at Hilltop Farm, a Maryland based sport horse facility that features breeding and training at the top level. Originally from Sweden, Michael has created a name for himself in developing young horses, having twice won the USEF Four-Year-Old National Championships and three USDF Dressage Final Championships on horses he started himself. Michael is a USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold medalist soon to be heading to the 2022 USDF Dressage Final Championships this November! Listen in!

Sarah Bullimore talks through her season with the winner of the Howden Way 6-year-old league, Corimiro, and her plans for 2023 with the other horses in her yard. Listen for free across all podcast platforms.  

In this episode, we debate whether it makes more sense to buy a young horse or an older horse for a JR/AA.  Laura also shares one of the biggest things she needs to work on with her riding and on a completely unrelated topic, Molly discusses her laundry secrets.     Follow us on Instagram @the3stridepodcast and keep up with all of our personal accounts @lauragailfernandez, @julia_hanssen and @mollyheroy

This week Ben and Norah are discussing the food we consume to tide us over to our next full meal.  Yummy SNACKS!  Sprinkled throughout the episode are salty stories and discussions about electric boats, happy hours, ice cream bar diets, snakes, potato salad, and “sleepy chicken.”  After Norah reveals her cookie addiction, Ben reveals his Bacon number!  Finally, the proverbial cherry(s) on top for a touch of sweetness are conversations about Norah playing Ben Esposito's Donut County and Ben playing Young Horses' Bugsnax.  00:00:35 - Norah's boat trip on the Chicago River, and knocking out the arthritis  00:03:37 - River-faring to snack food segue, word of the day calendar, and eating casually 00:06:27 - No “walking apples” for Ben in Japan, and sexually attractive people 00:09:23 - “Go to” snacks, baby carrots… aren't, and Norah almost spews 00:12:46 - Vegetable trays, Ben's ice cream bar diet story, and being an ectomorph  00:15:45 - Trigger warning: skinny guy complains about the monetary cost of being skinny 00:16:49 - Norah's post-boating experience at the “Adult Snack Machine” 00:19:50 - Ben asks what the food items in afternoon tea or high tea are called 00:22:25 - Drinks as snacks, in my freezer, served in a paper cup, and portion control 00:25:05 - Salty-sweet snacks, and Paula Poundstone's eating a box of Pop-Tarts bit 00:29:24 - Ben's “Weird-ass Cheese (and Spinach) Quesadilla,” and Telly Savalas 00:32:04 - Norah and Ben talk about playing Donut County  00:35:55 - Annapurna Interactive, Ben is too excited about his Bacon number, and snakes 00:39:24 - Independent game studio Young Horses, and taking photos  00:42:10 - Talkin' bout' Bugsnax, and opinions on what makes a “kids games” 00:45:12 - Eating insects, and Ben explains some Bugsnax game mechanics to Norah 00:48:00 - The truth about Bambi… which was based on a book by an Austrian author 00:51:59 - Capturing the cheese puff butterfly, and a brief history on game FAQs and guides 00:55:55 - Zach "Danger" Brown's fifty-five thousand dollar potato salad 00:57:33 - Memes vs. political cartoons, and the “sleepy chicken” TikTok trend 01:00:40.- FDA warnings, the nature of social media communications, and locked goods 01:04:20 - Norah and Ben's parting snack wisdom 

Welcome to Xbox Game Passengers. Once a month, host Derek and a guest will dissect and discuss just one game available on Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass service, which was chosen for them (usually) at random. Whether the game is a magical or a horrible experience, they'll force themselves through it, share their thoughts, and let you know whether or not the game is worth your time! At the end of each episode, they'll also randomly select the game for the following show, so you always know what's coming up on the next adventure. From Octodad creators Young Horses comes Bugsnax, a nigh-indescribable adventure with cutesy graphics, adult humour, and an astoundingly unique assortment of half bug half snack creatures. Dougie returns to the show to chat all about this unique experience. Bugsnax takes you on a journey to Snaktooth Island, home of the legendary half-bug half-snack creatures, Bugsnax. Invited by intrepid explorer Elizabert Megafig, you arrive to discover your host nowhere to be found, her camp in shambles, and her followers scattered across the island alone… and hungry! It's up to you to solve the mysteries of Snaktooth Island: What happened to Lizbert? What are Bugsnax and where do they come from? But most of all, why do they taste SO GOOD? Listen to find out how things went, and if you like what you've heard, here's where you can subscribe to the show: Anchor Apple Podcasts Breaker Castbox Google Podcasts iHeartRadio Overcast Pocket Casts PodBean RadioPublic Stitcher Spotify TuneIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Klaus Schengber chats about getting your foal ready to be handled in hand, whether it be for a breed inspection  or a competition and what makes or breaks being a good handler at these events.  The Total EquiHealth fitness tip highlight core strength. We also have some big, exciting new updates about the podcast.Hosts: Kayla Benney of Selcouth Sport Horses and Emily Wood of Ece EquestrianPhoto used with permissionTitle Sponsor: Total EquiHealthGuest: Klaus Schengber, High Point HanovariansThere's an App for that!  Check out the new Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookAdditional support for this podcast provided by:  Selcouth Sporthorses, Listeners Like YouSupport the show

Klaus Schengber chats about getting your foal ready to be handled in hand, whether it be for a breed inspection  or a competition and what makes or breaks being a good handler at these events.  The Total EquiHealth fitness tip highlight core strength. We also have some big, exciting new updates about the podcast.Hosts: Kayla Benney of Selcouth Sport Horses and Emily Wood of Ece EquestrianPhoto used with permissionTitle Sponsor: Total EquiHealthGuest: Klaus Schengber, High Point HanovariansThere's an App for that!  Check out the new Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookAdditional support for this podcast provided by:  Selcouth Sporthorses, Listeners Like YouSupport the show

In this episode, I'll talk about raising baby horses to be solid, reliable adults, discuss some do's and don'ts, and the most common mistakes people make with young horses. I'll also go into what you should and should not do when it comes to training weanlings, foals and yearlings—and why. Finally, I'll share how you can create the ideal environment for young horses, and give them the enrichment they need to start life out on the right hoof.   Plus, in the What the Hay? Q&A segment at the end of the episode, I'll answer questions straight from listeners about a reactive and temperamental horse, a horse that tries to jump out of the round pen when being worked, appropriate expectations when training an older horse, and how to prepare a horse to carry a parade flag.   Want your question answered in What the Hay? Email podcast@juliegoodnight.com   Show Notes & Resources: Julie's schedule: juliegoodnight.com/events Sign up for the my newsletter to get updates from Julie's ranch & more: juliegoodnight.com/news Lead Line Leadership Training Video: shop.juliegoodnight.com/product-tag/lead-line-leadership Round Pen Reasoning Training Video: shop.juliegoodnight.com/product-tag/round-pen-reasoning Resources for Young Horses: signin.juliegoodnight.com/tag/resources-for-young-horses  Resources to Calm Your Horse: signin.juliegoodnight.com/tag/resources-to-calm-your-horse Julie is a proud sponsor of Cosequin, the joint health supplement she mentions in this episode. Get more information: cosequinequine.com

What do you need to focus on in those 3- and 4-year old years? How do you cope with the pressure to “not mess up” a young horse? What matters most in the early years for a horse? Top British eventer Piggy March has an FEI record the length of a novel and has had many illustrious wins to her name including Badminton, Burghley, the European Eventing Championships and the World Equestrian Games, to name a few. But she knows that there are millions of moments, steps, and decisions in a horse's life before their name will ever be painted across a leaderboard, and she's one of Britain's most respected producers of young event horses. Today on Equestrian Voices, Piggy joins host Caroline Culbertson to give a peek inside her program and philosophies with young horses. They discuss: Exactly how they go about the initial “breaking in” process at Piggy's farm Assessing the potential and talent of a 3-year-old (or whether to look the other way until they're a bit older!) The mindset to have as a rider and trainer of young horses Tack, equipment, and management tips for the young horse What to keep in mind when they go to their first show And much more. You can learn more about Piggy and her training at PiggyMarch.com or go to PiggyMarch.tv for her online learning platform.

This week Gen and special guest, Rachel Steen of Balance Point Equestrian Learning Center dive back into their conversation on young horses, including why a horse may appear stressed with R+ but not R-, asking for too much (lumping), making sure your horse's reaction to something new is positive, and more! You can learn more about Rachel and her business at balancepointequestrian.com or on Instagram @equestrian_zen

In this episode, Gen and Chloe welcome special guest Rachel Steen of Balance Point Equestrian Learning Center to discuss young horses! Topics covered include how to set "boundaries" with young horses, the importance of making sure your young horse has positive experiences with you, mental development of young horses, and more! You can check out more of Rachel's training work at www.balancepointequestrian.com or on Instagram @equestrian_zen!

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This week the gang played Bugsnax by; Young Horses. Bugsnax is a first person bug catching adventure game. You play a journalist who is following the great explorer Lizbert, to a mysterious island where creatures are literal walking food. Uncover the mystery behind the island while helping out the completely helpless villagers. Seriously how did the villagers ever eat?

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Would you rather eat a snack bug or a bug snack? The mere premise of this first-person adventure game sounds absurd… and then you find out that it comes from the same zany studio that brought you Octodad. The team over at Young Horses combined bugs and snacks into the game's eponymous creatures and now a listener has tasked our hosts with sampling this unusual offering. Will the colorful art style and unique premise prove delectable, or will it leave a bad taste in their mouths? Historically, games involving bugs lean toward horror, but this game definitely suggests a much more light-hearted approach. Does that mean Chris will be free to enjoy the experience, safe from insect-induced jump-scares? On the topic of friendly critters, we all know that Tom enjoys playing Pokémon, so it seems inevitable that some comparisons will be made to that franchise in his review. If you want to know if those comparisons are favorable, however, it looks like you'll need to hit play and give this episode a listen! What do you think? Let us know! Hit us up on Twitter at https://twitter.com/tc1h1d Drop us an email at tc.1h1d(at)outlook[dot]com Follow us on Goodpods @1h1d Check out our fancy site: https://quitthebuild.com/1h1d Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/c/1hour1decision1h1d Thanks for taking this ride with us :-) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/1-hour-1-decision/message

In our 81st weekly episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, H&H's Alex Robinson talks to Vicki Casey, who has two mountain and moorland ponies through to a showing final at the London International Horse Show this week. She discusses their preparation and what it means to ride at this event. H&H's Pippa Roome then catches up with the H&H news team to discuss hunting governance, road safety and fireworks in Scotland. Finally, trainer Jason Webb finishes his mini series about starting young horses, with a focus on introducing a young horse to a rider. We hope you'll enjoy listening.

In our 80th weekly episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, H&H's Jennifer Donald talks to Sameh El Dahan, a top showjumper who has recently switched nationalities and now rides for Britain instead of Egypt. H&H's Pippa Roome then catches up with the H&H news team to discuss changes to the Highway Code, research into rehabilitation after sacroiliac pain and kickback from the decision to remove riding from the modern pentathlon. Finally, trainer Jason Webb continues his series about starting young horses, with a focus on longlining as part of a horse's education this week. We hope you'll enjoy listening.

In our 79th weekly episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, H&H's Polly Bryan talks to international grand prix-winning dressage rider Lara Butler about training horses for longevity in dressage, why her newest grand prix star is something special and the build up to The London International Horse Show. H&H's Pippa Roome then catches up with the H&H news team to discuss the Horse & Hound Awards, changes in entry and membership fees at British Eventing and ways to prevent tack theft. Finally, trainer Jason Webb continues his new series about starting young horses with a focus on tacking up young horses. We hope you'll enjoy listening.

In our 78th weekly episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, H&H's Pippa Roome talks to talented young event rider Tom Jackson about his recent success, the horse that put him on the map and his plans for next season. H&H's Alex Robinson catches up H&H showjumping editor Jennifer Donald on the Longines Global Champions showjumping action in Prague, as well as the H&H news team to discuss the closure of a large and popular riding school and news about the Paris 2024 Games. Finally, trainer Jason Webb continues his new series about starting young horses with a focus on lunging. We hope you'll enjoy listening.

In our 77th weekly episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, H&H's Alex Robinson talks to top showing rider Danielle Heath about how she got into producing horses for the show ring. H&H editor Pippa Roome then catches up with the H&H news team to discuss why opinion matters, fireworks and climate change, as well as previewing the point-to-point season with H&H's Gemma Redrup. Finally, trainer Jason Webb continues his new series about starting young horses, and this week he discusses bitting. Let us know what you think

In our 76th weekly episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, H&H's Jennifer Donald talks to top National Hunt trainer Dan Skelton about the jumps season ahead and talks about working with the rest of equestrianism's famous Skelton family. H&H editor Pippa Roome then catches up with the H&H news team to discuss the bombshell news that the horse riding part of modern pentathlon is being dropped, anti-bullying week and the British Dressage AGM. Finally, trainer Jason Webb kicks off our new series about starting young horses. Let us know what you think

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