In this National Reining Horse Association episode listen in as the 2025 Run for a Million Champion Arnaud Girinon and the Open Shootout Champion Andrea Fappani talk about their horses, their runs and their journeys in the sport of reining.

HORSES IN THE MORNING EPISODE 3772:

• Hosts: Christy Landwehr and Samantha Oldfield
• Photo Credits: Arnaud Girinon, The Run for a Million and Andrea Fappani, Cam Essick
• Guest: Arnaud Girinon | Facebook
• Guest: Andrea Fappani
• Visit the NRHA

Chapters:

07:24 – Arnaud Girinon

23:25 – Andrea Fappani

Dr. Rebecca Gimenez Husted from Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue talks about how to safely deal with a cast horse in a stall. Rebecca Haddock, President of Equi-Tape, speaks with us about the use of Kinesiology taping on horses and some mighty Weird News. Listen in…

HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3772 – Show Notes and Links:

• Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the Geek
• Pic Credit: Rebecca Haddock and Dr. Rebecca Gimenez Husted
• Guest: Rebecca Haddock, owner and President of Equi-Tape
• Guest: Dr. Rebecca Gimenez Husted from Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue
• Additional support for this podcast provided by: Daily Dose Equine, Equestrian +, Equine Network and Listeners Like You

TIME STAMPS:

04:50 - Daily Whinnies

10:00 - Dr. Rebecca Gimenez Husted

31:20 - Rebecca Haddock

45:32 - Weird News

In this endurance episode Karen guides you through what to pack and not pack for a vet check. 2025 AHA Endurance Championship winner Nicole Wertz tells us all about her amazing ride to the Championship and we learn about the new Garmin Blaze Equine HRM. Listen in....

HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3771 – Show Notes and Links:

• Hosts: Glenn the Geek and Karen Chaton
• Title Sponsor: The Arabian Horse Association
• Guest: Nicole Wertz, 2025 AHA Endurance Championship winner
• Link: Garmin Blaze Equine HRM
• Support for this podcast provided by: Sentinel Horse Feeds The Distance Depot, Chewy, and Listeners Like You

Time Stamps:

06:00 - Karen Overslept

14:14 - Endurance Tip

18:00 - Garmin Blaze Equine HRM

27:40 - Nicole Wertz

Endurance Tip: Packing ahead for a vet check, in camp or away:

Crew Bag Setup: Use a labeled duffel/ready made crewbag or wheeled cart for quick access.

Horse Essentials: Pack pre-bagged feed/supplements in nested buckets or feed pans for fast feeding, plus extra especially if coming through the same vet check more than once. Include lightweight blankets or sheets for weather. Pack a flake of hay, and a brush or sponge if you like to clean your horse during the vet check.

Rider Gear: Pack layers if there is a chance of weather changes, water, snacks/lunch, and a battery pack for recharging phones/GPS. Bug spray, sunscreen. For 75- or 100-mile rides, add glow sticks and a headlamp.

Pro Tips: Practice setup at home for efficiency. During the vet check, use pre-organized gear to feed/hydrate. Tailor to your horse and ride conditions. Also try to keep the crewbag light enough so the volunteers can easily lift it and move it around if it is going to an away vet check. If staying in camp you can use a cart or wagon to bring your items closer to the vet check area. This also helps if you need to pull tack.

Comedian Maxi Witrak joins us to share how she weaves horses into her act. Auditor Nicola tells us all about her experience at the Burghley Horse Trials over the weekend and your Equestrian First World Problems. Listen in…

HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3770 – Show Notes and Links:

• Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the Geek
• Title Sponsor: WERM Flooring
• Pic Credit: Maxi Witrak
• Guest: Comedian Maxi Witrak | Instagram
• Guest: Auditor Nicola
• Additional support for this podcast provided by: My New Horse, Equine Network and Listeners Like You

Time Stamps:

03:52 - Daily Whinnies

12:00 - Maxi Witrak

29:04 - Auditor Nicola

40:00 - Equestrian First World Problems

52:55 - Auditor Post Show

We meet Auditor Tessa from Scotland who just rode one of Scotland’s toughest courses and the only one that finished. Then we meet Sydney Steverson, aka Bookipsies, who is making a name for herself with her unique videos. Plus, some Realli BaDD Adz. Listen in…

HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3769 – Show Notes and Links:

• Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the Geek
• Title Sponsor: Kentucky Performance Products
• Pic Credit: Auditor Tessa and Sydney Steverson
• Guest: Sydney Steverson | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube
• Guest: Auditor Tessa
• Additional support for this podcast provided by: Care Credit, Equine Network and Listeners Like You

Time Stamps:

02:30 - Daily Whinnies

05:41 - Turnpike Update

13:30 - Sydney Steverson

31:20 - Auditor Tessa

38:44 - Realli BAD Adz

Episode 3768 Links:

• Image Credit: Mary Kitzmiller Horsemanship
• Today’s Hosts: Mary Kitzmiller and Coach Jenn
• Follow Mary Kitzmiller on Facebook, Mary Kitzmiller’s Store
• Follow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on Facebook
• Visit our sponsors! Chewy and Sentinel Feed
• Additional support for this podcast provided by: Listeners Like You

Approximate Time Stamps:

03:24 – Training tip: have the courage to make mistakes

23:20 – Training strategies for spooky horses

1:01:03 – Teaching your horse to NOT pick his foot up

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Dr Erin is back for another session of Ask the Vet to answer listener questions. Dr. Plaskon tells us the true story of Bella, the rescued Gypsey Vanner, who survived a Cat 5 hurricane and went on to write a children's book about it. Plus, some mighty weird news. Listen in….

HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3767 – Show Notes and Links:

• Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the Geek
• Pic Credit: Dr. Deana Plaskon and Bella
• Guest: Dr. Erin from Poseidon Animal Health
• Guest: Dr. Deana Plaskon, author of Bella and Bird Explore Anger
• Additional support for this podcast provided by: Daily Dose Equine, Equestrian +, Equine Network and Listeners Like You

TIME STAMPS:

03:50 - Daily Whinnies

12:45 - Dr. Deana Plaskon

30:00 - Ask the Vet with Dr. Erin

47:28 - Weird News

01:03:50 - Auditor Post Show with Jessica

People are always asking the American Horse Council how many horses are in rescues? How & Why did they get there? How many horses get adopted and how quickly? – and so much more. The American Horse Council Foundation's staff researcher, Kelsey Buckley - also the Program Administrator for the Equine Welfare Data Collective, will discuss a 5 year project that surveys 1200 horse rescues across the country to find out the answers to these questions and much more--- all of which helps the industry develop programs to support aftercare. Listen in...

HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3766 –Show Notes and Links:

• Your Hosts: Julie Broadway (President) and Emily Stearns (Health, Welfare, and Regulatory Affairs Liaison) of the American Horse Council
• Guest: Kelsey Buckley, The American Horse Council Foundation's staff researcher
• Sponsors: SmartEquine | Absorbine
• Subscribe to the American Horse Council Podcast - Search American Horse Council Podcast on your podcast player.
• Follow Horse Radio Network on Facebook or follow Horses In The Morning on Facebook
• Follow the American Horse Council on Facebook, Instagram and X (formerly Twitter)

Time Stamps:

05:11 - Introduction to the Equine Welfare Data Collective

10:25 - Trends in Horse Ownership: Challenges and Resources

14:10 - Introducing the NADPREP Grant

20:05 - Internship Opportunities and Insights

22:40 - The Impact of Drones on the Horse Industry

Takeaways:

• The Equine Welfare Data Collective is essential for understanding the needs of horse rescues and sanctuaries.
• Recent data reveals a notable increase in requests for direct placement of horses within their homes.
• Programs aimed at providing safety net services face challenges in meeting increasing demands for veterinary assistance.
• The American Horse Council is actively working to improve horse welfare through collaborative efforts with various organizations.
• The NAD Prep Grant will enhance biosecurity practices at equine welfare organizations, ensuring better health for horses.
• Increased participation in the Equine Welfare Data Collective surveys indicates a growing commitment to equine welfare among organizations.