Horses in the Morning Past Episodes

Jamie tells us all about her trip to Kentucky, Naomi Aguilar joins us from the Island of Jersey to tell us about her spotted Dressage pony Enzo and the challenges of living on an island with horses. Plus, some weird news….

We wanted to do an episode remembering Gloria Austin.  We thought what better way than to share her story in her own words.  This was recorded 10 years ago for the Equestrian Legends podcast.  In the world of carriage driving and carriage collecting and in the world of horses, Gloria Austin is considered one of its “Grande Dames”. She rose to that distinction by hard work, dedication and a vision of that has helped better the world’s understanding of the horse. She is one of very few women to have driven the number of coaches, four-in-hands and vehicles she has in countries all over the world. She is also one of the most knowledgeable scholars on the history of horses and horse drawn vehicles in the world. Listen in to the story of her life.

Jamie chats with John Nicholson of Old Friends Equine in Lexington, KY and Ashley gets in the baby mood with Amanda Miguel of Equine Dreaming and Gallop and Grow. In Horses in the History we learn all about the colorful life of the man who started the KY Derby 150 years ago, Meriwether Lewis Clark. Listen in…

Auditor Melanie Miksovsky gives us a live report from Defender Three Day in Lexington, KY. A clip from an interview with the amazing Brendan Wise of Unbridled Wings, a show jumper winning classes bridleless, where some common horse phrases came from and Realli Bad adz. Listen in….

Auditor Taylor DiSabatino’s fiance John Lambert has a fascinating job and is getting married shortly at the Kentucky Derby Museum.  Adam Lee then tells us about being married to a Dressage rider and how they met as HAM operators.  Listen in….

Sally from Eventing Nation gives us the scoop on the 2024 Defender Three Day Event happening now at the Kentucky Horse Park. Heather from Adulting with Horses wants you to join her on this year’s riding trip to Iceland and some mighty Weird News. Listen in…

Dr. Allison Marshall and Dr. John Langlois invite an experienced Horses In The Morning podcaster, Dr. Wendy Ying on the show today to discuss the dreaded (or not so dreaded) equine fecal water syndrome. The docs discussed both western understanding of WHAT it is (limited), and the TCVM approach to treatment, which can involve TCVM Food Therapy, herbs, and acupuncture.

Deann Long Sloan from Horse Nation stops by to discuss Thoroughbred Logic, setting examples and Mustangs. Glenn brings us another studies show, Jamie picks up the bow again and Equestrian First World Problems. Listen in…

Auditor Katie and her Dad went horse shopping, for him. Author Vicky Kaseorg tells us the story about Joe, the Horse Nobody Loved. Plus, some Realli bAd Adz, listen in…

Clair Thunes, PhD joins us to talk about transitioning your horses to spring pasture safely. Animal communicator Leslie from I Speak to Animals does a reading of Jamie’s new pony, Taco Tuesday and some Weird News. Listen in….

The amazing story of Faye O’Hara and her comeback to horses after a tragic accident left her paralyzed. Jamie and Glenn get caught up after not doing a show together for a while and your Equestrian First World Problems. Listen in…

Day 3 of Glenn and Allison from Equine Affaire in Ohio.   They bring you a final day of interviews with some of the fascinating clinicians, vendors and spectators that are attending this year!  Listen in…

Day 2 of Glenn and Allison from Equine Affaire in Ohio. They bring you interviews with some of the fascinating clinicians, vendors and spectators that are attending this year! Listen in…

Day 1 of Glenn and Allison from Equine Affaire in Ohio.   They bring you interviews with some of the fascinating clinicians, vendors and spectators that are attending this year!  Listen in…

In this National Reining Horse Association episode, we are going to learn more about our Rookie Reiner program and how you can get involved after you do our Green Reiner program.