Horses in the Morning

Dale Simenton of Gate to Great Horse Creek Thoroughbreds talks about re-training Thoroughbreds on his ranch in South Dakota. Keswick Huntsman Paul Wilson shares some of his extensive knowledge of raising hound puppies and preparing them for hunting.  Hosted by Tara Tibbets and Emily Esterson.

We are once again joined by longtime friend of the show, Lisa Wysocky, filling in as Glenn’s cohost today. Glenn starts by telling us about a young dressage rider and her special "little partner." We have a live report from listener Diana DeRosa on the Pan Am Games 101. Next, we are joined by Steve Kraus, Head of Farrier Services at Cornell’s College of Veterinary Medicine, for a Horse Health Segment on what goes wrong with the horse’s hind end and how farriers can help. Then, we celebrate being born in the 70s. AND, Molly Pearson calls in to talk about the Mongol Derby. Listen in...

Jennifer Gay explains aromatherapy for horses and horse people, Celia Bunge has some tips for making money in the horse business, and Tom Spalding talks about fly predators and a new fly spray from Spalding Labs. Hosted by Christy Landwehr from the Certified Horsemanship Association.

We have longtime friend of the show, Lisa Wysocky, filling in as Glenn’s cohost today. Glenn starts off with an explanation of different riding disciplines, but with a twist... We’ll talk about how to get yourself and your horse into a magazine article with freelance equestrian writer and photographer, Alison Armstrong Rehnborg. Then, Auditors Angela Baily and Maggie Herlensky tell us about their weekend adventures. Plus, Sammy Jo Stohler fills us in on her contest to win prizes for guessing pounds of pears!! Listen in...

Pat Raia shares hoof care essentials and real world Italian meal choices in the most unlikely topic pairing ever; Marsha Hartford Sapp joins us live from Breyerfest and Pony Place App highlight horse is a 10 year old OTTB mare.  Brought to you by Kentucky Performance Products.

Tips for a horse with anxiety issues,  stopping a horse getting his tongue over the bit, and helping a horse who seems to have lost his 'try'.   Guest Megan Warlick talks about taking a whole horse approach to training and the New Age of Horsemanship.  Hosted by Mary Kitzmiller.

Glenn starts us off with updates about a whole lot of rain in the Gulf. Then, we have a special live report from listener Kathleen from the Lexington Junior League Charity Horse Show. We are also joined by Megan Ayrault for a Horse Health Segment on massage. Then, Jamie talks about sheath cleaning and brings us a training tip. And, Justine from Heels Down Magazine and Heels Down Happy Hour comes on to close the show with her regular visit bringing us their latest. Listen in...

Karen Chaton explains what tailing in an endurance ride is and how to do it safely, Alex Lewis tells us about her upcoming adventure to ride in the Gobi Desert Cup and, Plan, Prepare, Implement: Large Animal Emergency Evacuation Planning author Vicky Beelik offers some tips.

Jamie's talks about her time at Monty's and brings us a new entry for the Loser of the Week. We’ll have a Nutrition Minute with Dr. Chang from Omega Alpha Equine. Then, we’ll bring you a brand new edition of Equestrian First World Problems before Victoria from Equestrians Against Normalcy comes on to play a few cards. Listen in...

On Today's Kentucky Performance Products edition we revive Listener Trivia, discover new ways to use duct tape around the barn and Really Bad Ads features a royal Hackney pony and part of a paint. Classic revisit. Listen in...

It's all about Dr Wendy Ying this episode.  Glenn puts Wendy on the hot seat to tell her life story.  And, a colorful life it has been.  Listen in...

Glenn starts us off with some updates. Then, we have a couple of guests coming on from Mission Mustang, a national pilot program involving a therapeutic riding facility outside of Rochester, NY. And, we are joined by Dr. Nerida Richards for a Horse Health Segment on the basics of feeding a horse with laminitis. Listen in...

Horse Husband Roundtable with four veteran horse husbands.  Stay tuned as they talk horse population control, equipment repairs, ranch expansion, long distance riding and much more....

Confessions of a Timid Rider author Heather Wallace tells us about her latest book and the Gobi Desert Cup, listener submitted 1st world equestrian problems lightens the mood.   Playing the show out, journalist Gina Rarick joins Retired Racehorse Radio hosts Jamie and Joy for a frank discussion on saving the sport of kings in America.  Listen in...

Show Strides co-author Rennie Dyball stops by, we poke fun at a list of questions all equestrians ask themselves on horse show days, and listener submitted bad ads highlight the salty language of online classifieds.