Podcast with Brandi Lyons
Brandi Lyons has been around horses her whole life and, in fact, training may be
in her blood. Her father, John Lyons, is considered one of the most trusted
horsemen in America. So how tough has it been to make a path for herself with
such a famous father? Brandi talks about family, the connection we have with our
horse, and one particularly awful mistake she witnessed up close.
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Podcast with Karen Scholl
Karen Scholl's horsemanship is geared toward working with women to give them common sense horse advice to help
them become better leaders for their horses. While she does not exclude men from
her teachings, she has a unique perspective that helps women understand
themselves in order to provide improved guidance for the horse.
Part psychologist, part relationship counselor and part detective, Scholl feels what she does is look
for the things that are really going to make it click, not just for the horse, but for the human.
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Podcast with Lynn Palm
Lynn Palm, of Palm Partnership Training, teaches us that
horses feel every word we’re thinking. Horses love it when their rider is in a
positive mind frame and she teaches that horsemen can accomplish so much more
when they’re in a good mood.
Palm shares how she went from growing up without horses to being one the
most sought-after trainers and horsemanship experts in the industry today.
Part of her vision today is her Women Luv Horses experience in which
attendees can improve their horsemanship, understand the industry, find a career
in the industry, learn which college courses a horse lover should take and enjoy
a female bonding experience in general.
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Exclusive Interview with Chris Cox on MyHorse.com
After winning his second consecutive Road to the Horse Colt
Starting Challenge, the Austrialia-turned-Texas horse trainer sat down with the
MyHorse.com staff to talk about the win as well as his horse training
philosophies in general.
Cox reveals what drives him in his profession and his love
for the horse is evident. Not only that, Cox talks about why he doesn’t like the
term ‘Horse Whisperer’ as well as his favorite horses of all time.
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Bates Saddles USA/Wintec
Saddle tech hasn't changed in several centuries-until now. MyHorse.com
visited with
Bates Saddles USA and
Wintec to learn more about their unique
saddle designs and construction. Wintec is well known for its maintenance free
synthetics and the Bates stock saddle redefines innovation, with an
interchangeable gullet system that adapts the saddle to any size or shape horse.
Both use the unique CAIR air panel system for perfect weight distribution and
closer contact.
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Weatherbetta Air Flow Fly Sheet
Horsemen know the kindest thing they can do for their equine partner in fly
season is to give them a fighting chance. The market has responded with fly
sheets, fly masks and other products that keep flies at bay. MyHorse.com talked
to
Weatherbeeta about its new Air Flow Detach-A-Neck fly sheet. One word
describes the Weatherbeeta approach-technology.
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Alpharma Extend-A-Cool leg wraps and E-Care Nutritionals
In these challenging economic times, horsemen have joined the rest of society
in finding efficiencies in how we spend our time and our money. Less time in the
barn means more quality time on the trail. Likewise, getting more benefit from
horse feed means your equine partner can derive more benefit from every pound
consumed.
Alpharma has found a way to help the horseman with two new products:
Extend-A-Cool leg wraps, which take the place of messy, time-consumer poultices;
and E-Care Nutritionals, a way to restore favorable bacteria to the horse's gut
in order to improve digestion.
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Booth Farwell of Nutramax Laboratories
For owners of senior horses, joint pain and lameness can take
our equine partners out of meaningful work—a circumstance to be avoided if we’re
to maintain peak horse health over time. For years, equine nutriceutical
companies have responded by offering various combinations of glucosamine and
chrondroitin sulfate. Cosequin from Nutramax Laboratories is a leading name in joint health. The Cosequin advantage? Lower molecular
weight chondroitin, which helps deliver relief faster. MyHorse.com caught up with Nutramax’s equine specialist,
Booth Farwell, to discuss the latest development in the Cosequin brand—Cosequin
ASU, a variation on
the original Cosequin formulation that now adds Avocado and Soybean to this best-selling joint pain solution.
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Jacinthe Moreau of Intervet
Equine de-worming over the past 20 years has been revolutionized by the development of various brands of ivermectin and moxidectin de-worming pastes that target all manner of large and small strongyls, tapeworms, bots and other parasites.
The flipside of this success is the emerging threat of parasite resistance—which has the potential to diminish the effectiveness of this important tool for the horse owner. MyHorse.com recently interviewed Jacinthe Moreau, equine marketing manager for Intervet, about this growing problem. Intervet’s response is a six-step rotation plan that inserts Intervet’s Safe-Guard Power-Dose, Safe-Guard Paste (Fenbandazol) and Safe-Guard Equibits at key intervals in the de-worming process.
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Devon Katzev of Straight Arrow
A clean horse is a happy horse is a healthy horse. But
staying on top of horse cleaning chores in this busy, over-scheduled world isn’t
easy. That’s why Straight Arrow Products of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania—makers of
Mane ‘N Tail shampoo and conditioner—have developed Spray Away and Spray Away
Concentrate, the low-cost time-saver that makes horse cleaning easy. Just attach
a hose and spray. A bottle of low-cost concentrate adds smart economics to the
Spray Away advantage. MyHorse.com recently interviewed Devon Katzev, president
of Straight Arrow, about Spray Away and other items in the Straight Arrow line.
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