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Get ready for a festive discussion filled with unique gift ideas for horse lovers, as the American Horse Council brings you this special holiday episode. Julie and Emily are joined by guests who share their personal holiday wish lists, showcasing a variety of thoughtful presents ranging from books and riding gear to experiences like tours of equine sanctuaries. With a blend of humor and heartfelt stories, this episode captures the spirit of giving and the joy of celebrating the equine community during the holiday season. Listen in…
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3575 –Show Notes and Links:
- Your Hosts: Julie Broadway (President) and Emily Stearns (Health, Welfare, and Regulatory Affairs Liaison) of the American Horse Council
- Guest: Martha Cook of Trafalgar Square Books, use code AHC2024 for 20% off, ends December 26
- Guest: Amanda Bodkin of SmartPak
- Guest: John Nicolson of Old Friends
- Sponsor:Â SmartPak
- Sponsor:Â Here For Horses Campaign
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Episode 10: For the USEF, the Future is Now
Shownotes The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) Board President Tom O’Mara joins Julie and Megan to discuss a variety of topics including the 2024 USEF Annual Meeting, social licensing and the future for equestrian sport in the United States. As Board...
Episode 8: Horses and Youth: The Impact the Horse has on Authentic Leadership Development
Shownotes Think about it: If you grew up with horses, how do you think they influenced your life today? Julie and Megan talk with PhD candidate Caitlin Lunzmann, who is currently studying at the University of Florida and looking at that very question. Her thesis...
Episode 7: Making Sure the Horse Always Wins
Shownotes Is it possible to be simultaneously passionate about winning a competition and the welfare of the horse? This is the question Adam Snow and Dr. Shelley Onderdonk ask in their latest book published by Trafalgar Square, and the question Julie and Megan are...
Episode 6: Can We Solve the Veterinarian Shortage Problem?
Shownotes According to a 2019 American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Equine Economic Survey Report, most equine veterinarians knew they wanted to be a vet before the age of 10. So many choose this career path because of a calling they felt, and a passion...
Episode 5: Every Horse Counts!
Shownotes In recent months, several surveys have been circulated regarding the U.S. horse industry. The American Horse Council’s Equine Economic Impact Survey is one that has been active since April and will be wrapping up September 29. This survey, done once every...
Episode 4: Environmentally Sustainable with Horses
Shownotes Horse owners are some of the biggest supporters of the environment. They understand the importance of green space, access to fresh water and mild temperatures to ride. Julie and Megan speak with two Colorado State University students who presented their...
Episode 3: Helping Horses in Need
Shownotes In this episode, Julie and Megan speak with three women who are working to help horse owners and horse enthusiasts help horses in need. Brittney Vallot highlights the amazing work that Days End Farm Horse Rescue and the Maryland Equine Transportation Service...
Episode 2: Youth Are The Future
Shownotes The second episode of the American Horse Council edition of Horses in the Morning shines a spotlight on the youth of the horse industry. Julie and Megan speak with the president of the U.S. Pony Clubs, Jennifer Sweet, and the Executive Director of Amplify...
Episode 1: American Horse Council: Welcome to the Dude Ranch
Shownotes The first episode of the American Horse Council edition of Horses in the Morning goes Western when Julie and Megan speak with Russell True from White Stallion Ranch. The history and enticement of dude ranches is discussed and how the family-centric vacation...