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Mustangs 101
Mar 2, 2026
21m 01s
Equestrian Red Flags
Jan 12, 2026
12m 09s
Equine Entrepreneurs: Mustang Non Profit
Dec 5, 2025
34m 02s
Equine Entrepreneurs: Canadian FEI Rider
Dec 1, 2025
22m 57s
MD Mustang Summit: Recap and Q&A
Sep 3, 2025
20m 20s
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| 3/2/26 | Mustangs 101 | In today's episode, we did a deep dive into learning about the Mustangs. America's feral horse breed that roams out west. We talked about characteristics of mustangs, what to know before you get one, and what all they can do! Key Takeaways Do your own research before you get oneMustangs can be very versatileThe US Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Managment takes care of the wild horses and burrosMake sure you are able to dedicate time and commitment to training a mustang before getting o... | 21m 01s | ||||||
| 1/12/26 | Equestrian Red Flags | In today’s episode, we discussed several red flags to look out for in the equestrian community. Keep these in mind when touring a barn or finding a new trainer. Also check out previous episodes for more insight such as First time Horse Owners: What to Know, What Qualifies Someone to Be A Trainer, and How to Get Involved With Horses Key Takeaways It's okay to outgrow a trainer's programHow to find a barn that suits you and your horseWhat questions to ask when touring facilitiesDo research ahea... | 12m 09s | ||||||
| 12/5/25 | Equine Entrepreneurs: Mustang Non Profit | In today’s episode, I hosted the founders of Wild Strides a nonprofit mustang organization! We covered what their mission was along with their backgrounds and why they chose to be an advocate for the Mustang. Key Takeaways Learn about the adoption process and how to obtain a mustang Find out more information on what a Herd Management area is and how it can affect your mustang's characteristics Each horse is an individual and unique Mustangs are very versatile; discover wh... | 34m 02s | ||||||
| 12/1/25 | Equine Entrepreneurs: Canadian FEI Rider | In today’s episode, we welcomed Ariel Boesener from Ariel Boesener Performance Horses! She shared her background on connection-based training, and we got to learn more about dressage, a competitive mindset, and how to incorporate and apply different skills to both ourselves and our horses. Key Takeaways Dressage is the foundation to many other disciplines Our mind and body have to be in alignment as well as our horseEvery experience, horse, and trainer will teach you something ... | 22m 57s | ||||||
| 9/3/25 | MD Mustang Summit: Recap and Q&A | Last weekend, I was in Bel Air, MD with The Maryland Mustang Mission and The Mustang Summit! What an amazing yet unexpected weekend it was. Learn more about both these organizations and Q&A on Titan a very sweet and young mustang gelding looking for his forever home. Don’t forget to follow the socials IG: esnaturalhorsemanship FB: ES Natural Horsemanship YT: ES-naturalhorsemanship | 20m 20s | ||||||
| 8/18/25 | Equine Entrepreneurs: Massage Therapist | In today’s episode, we welcomed Tamara from Sleepy Hollow Equine! She shared her background on equine bodywork, and we got to discover all of the benefits to bodywork and why we should pay attention to it! Key Takeaways Know what is and isn’t normal for your horseUse media to find a bodyworker near youEvery horse is going to need a different bodywork schedule and type of modality Use online resources to help you learn stretches at home Don’t forget to follow the socials IG:... | 28m 11s | ||||||
| 8/4/25 | How To Get Involved With Horses | In today’s episode, we discussed how to get involved with horses. There are so many different ways you can include them in your life! Key Takeaways You don’t need your own horse to be involved with themDo research on different equine events in your areaExplore equine entrepreneurial pathways Don’t be afraid to reach out and post in groups to try and find equine connections Don’t forget to follow the socials IG: esnaturalhorsemanship FB: ES Natural Horsemanship YT: ES-naturalhorsemanshi... | 8m 50s | ||||||
| 7/21/25 | How to Build Muscle in Horses | In this episode, we discussed how to build muscle in horses. This is something that can be tricky for horse owners. Try some of these techniques and be patient! Key Takeaways Ground poles, longlining, stretching, and hill work are the key techniques Check your horses diet to ensure all dietary needs are metHave an equine chiropractor adjust your horse before pushing to build muscleDo different yet frequent sessions mix things up but stay consistent for best results Don't forget to... | 8m 42s | ||||||
| 6/23/25 | Barn Chat: How to Beat the Heat | In Today’s episode, we talked about ways to help prevent heat stress in horses and how to keep ourselves cool. Key Takeaways Horse and rider hydration is important; use electrolytesKeep the heat index and humidity in mind when deciding to rideBe cautious and aware when using fans for horsesKnow the signs of heat stress in horses Don’t forget to follow the socials IG: esnaturalhorsemanship FB: ES Natural Horsemanship YT: ES-naturalhorsemanship | 7m 13s | ||||||
| 6/9/25 | Equine Entrepreneurs: Equine Nutrition | In Today’s episode, we continued our equine entrepreneurs series featuring HSF Equine Nutrition! We talked about all things equine nutrition, learn all about how to pay attention to your horses diet, personal challenges and how to overcome them in this industry, and how different horses have different needs! Key Takeaways Each horse has individual dietary needsWatch out for equine metabolic issues Learn how to read feed tagsPay attention to your horse's forage and learn the main types ... | 34m 16s | ||||||
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| 6/2/25 | How to Set Up A Horse Business | Thinking about starting your own horse business? Well in this episode, we covered a lot of important aspects on what is needed for start up. This is a guide for equine business owners to follow when they need help with the things involved in starting their business. Key Takeways Remain positive and professional even if others are trying to bring you downChoose authenticity and client relationships over just getting money Invest in good branding and advertising Create a busines... | 17m 46s | ||||||
| 5/12/25 | Horse Show 101: Choosing The Right Show Series | This week, we talked about how to pick a horse show series that will best suit you and your horse! Key Takeaways There are a variety of horse shows everywhereYou don't need to have the best of everything to showHow to come up with criteria to look for in a show series Anyone who wants to can showDon’t forget to follow the socials IG: esnaturalhorsemanship FB: ES Natural Horsemanship YT: ES-naturalhorsemanship | 12m 41s | ||||||
| 4/14/25 | Equine Entrepreneurs: Farrier | In today's episode, we welcomed a young up-and-coming female farrier and we talked about what a day in the life looks like, some common issues we see in horses hooves, and why a positive relationship with your farrier is important. Key Takeaways Anyone can be a farrier but proper training and or further schooling is neededFarriers can create their own schedules and if they want become specialized in a certain type of workMake sure you find a reputable farrier and one that will be a good fit f... | 22m 17s | ||||||
| 4/7/25 | First Time Horse Owners: What to Know | This episode, we talked about first time horse owners and what they need to know! We went over what types of horses to consider, what supplies they need, and how to be a smart horse owner. Key Takeaways A horses training is more important than their breedBoarding barn can have red and green flags, keep your eye outIt's okay to ask questions Build a good support system around you, and work closely with reputable equine professionals Don’t forget to follow the socials IG: esnaturalhor... | 13m 47s | ||||||
| 3/31/25 | Aggression & Fear in Horses | This week, we talked about aggressive and fear based reactions in horses. We covered why they might react this why, what under lying causes to look out for, and how to work through these behaviors. Key Takeaways There will always be an underlying cause to aggressive or fear-based behavior Lyme, EPM, Ulcers, Arthritis, past trauma, and poor tack fit should be considered when assessing a cause for behaviorHave patience when working through these and work closely with a good team of e... | 17m 19s | ||||||
| 3/10/25 | Equine Entrepreneurs: Equine Photography | In today's episode, a special guest, Madi from Mane Street Photography, joined us! We chatted with her about her business and asked her a series of questions about being an equine photographer. Key Takeaway's She photgraphs at shows but also does portraits and brand shootsShe is expanding her portfolio and would like to travel moreYou can turn any passion or hobby into a careerYour progress won't be linear, your journey will be different with many ups and down but it will be worth it&nb... | 17m 58s | ||||||
| 3/3/25 | World Horse Expo Recap! | This week, we talked about The World Horse Expo! I have been attending ever since I was little. This is an amazing event for any horse lover and there are a few different ones depending on the area your in. We also cover Equine Affair, and briefly mention The Midwest Horse Fair! Key Takeaways The horse expo offers something for anyoneLots of local and visiting vendors, rescues, riders, and clinicians A span of 4 days with a variety of demos, seminars, and equine events Two other eve... | 14m 42s | ||||||
| 2/18/25 | Rescue VS Auction Horses | This week, we talked about what the difference between a rescue horse and an auction horse is. We compared the experience of rescues and auctions and what the process is like. Key Takeaways Not every auction horse is considered a rescueRescue horses can make excellent companions, trail, and show partnersDo your research first if considering an auction horse or a rescue horse You can help out local horse rescues by donating volunteer time, supplies, or helping home a horse whether i... | 19m 16s | ||||||
| 2/10/25 | What Qualifies Someone To Be A Trainer? | This week we talked about a very fun, yet controversial topic! What qualifies someone to be a trainer/instructor? There are so many out there but are they all the same? Key Takeaways Do research before choosing a trainerExperience, awards, methods, and disciplines all play a part in what trainer to useKeep an eye out for any red flags in trainers and instructors Learn from others everyone has a different style of teaching and you can learn something newDon't forget to follow the socials!... | 10m 59s | ||||||
| 2/3/25 | Horse Maintenance: Is There a Maintenance Free Horse? | In today's episode, we talked about horse maintenance. We went over if there is such thing as a maintenance-free horse, and what maintenance for performance and older horses looks like. Key Takeaways Every horse will have some level of maintenance A proper diet is key to helping them perform at their bestJoint supplements and Ulcer supplements are the most commonWork with an equine bodyworker to help keep your horse in the best shape Listen to your horses needs and come up wit... | 10m 13s | ||||||
| 1/27/25 | Young Horses: How to Horse Show | In this week's episode on The Horsemanship Helper, we discussed how to horse show with young horses. This is the 3rd and last part of our young horse mini-series. Key Takeaways Start out in the lowest level such as the green horse divisionBe a strong and confident leader for them Learn their strengths and weaknessesPlay around to find what disciplines they will excel best atIts okay to take some time and to school something in order for your horse to find the right answer Don'... | 14m 50s | ||||||
| 1/20/25 | Young Horses: How to Set Them Up for Success | In today's episode, we talked about how to set a young horse up for success, what that means, and what it entails! Key Takeways Success for young horses includes softness, responsiveness, and maneuverability Groundwork and desensitizing play a big role in creating a successful horseYoung horses need a consistent and confident leader Getting your young horse out and exposed is important especially if you have the opportunity to work alongside clinicians Don't forget to ... | 14m 13s | ||||||
| 1/13/25 | Young Horses: What Age to Start? | This weeks episode we dive into a small little series which is on young horses! So the first topic is what age to start. We go over some tips on how to start horses as well as what age is most appropriate to start them at. Key Takeways Horses can be started around 2-4 years of ageEveryone has a different opinion when it comes to startingYoung horses should have lots of preparation before startingVeterinarians should be consulted to make sure your horse is ready to be started under saddleDon't... | 15m 49s | ||||||
| 1/11/25 | Groundwork | This week, we talked about groundwork! We discussed what it is, why we do it, and how to teach it. Groundwork is so important and an essential step for creating a good partnership with your horse. Key Takeaways Anyone can do groundworkGroundwork is the key to creating a well-rounded and good horseGroundwork consists of lungeing, yielding hips and shoulders, desensitizing, and basic handling Benefits to groundwork for your horse include better manners, building confidence, building ... | 9m 57s | ||||||
| 12/30/24 | IEA: Tips & Opportunities | This weeks episode we talked about the Interscholastic Equestrian Association also known as IEA. We went over how to get involved, what it has to offer, and some tips to keep in mind during the show season. I rode for both disciplines 2 years of Western and 1 year of Hunt Seat. Key Takeaways Grades 4-12 can join a middle school or high school team or 21 and over can be in the adult pilot program You do not need your own horse or tack They have Hunt seat (On the flat and over fences)... | 14m 23s | ||||||
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