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In this episode we discuss: Aryan and David discuss all things UDJC. How David is creating solutions in his organization and the equestrian world. The challenges we’re facing in the equestrian industry, and how we can move forward. Judging a rider vs. the horse. A resurface of riding schools and lesson programs, and why they are so invaluable.

In this episode we discuss: How the equestrian sport teaches you to lose. Dealing with loss in a positive manner. Aryan’s new favorite documentary “Faultless: The riders, Their Horses and the Pursuit of Excellence.” Navigating the paradox of being in a subjective sport. Learning Grace and humility.

In this episode we discuss: In the equine industry we see the social media post daily, that horsemanship is a dying art. But is horsemanship really dying? The correlations between a lack of horsemanship and increased prices. The disappearance of lesson barns, and the true value of the lesson horse. Ways to promote and teach horsemanship.

In this episode we discuss: The unsettling story of a pony at the Hampton Classic Horse Show, and how the situation was dealt with. “See Something, Say Something” How horse welfare can be addressed in a horse show setting. The Shift that is happening in the equine industry.

In this episode we discuss: Aryan and Kristin break down equine first aid kit essentials. The betadine hack. What is proud flesh? Understanding what your horse’s body temperature is telling you. Are your supplements/ first aid supplies show legal?

EPISODE 46: Listening to the horse In this episode we discuss: Aryan’s chicken tragedy. Doc’s intuition. Learning to listen to the horse. The power of the horse’s heart, and the electromagnetic field they create. The healing power or horses and their therapeutic benefits.

In this episode we discuss: Being taken seriously in the horse industry. The definition of an amateur. The different levels of adult amateur. The art of acceptance.

In this episode we discuss: Why Aryan and Kristin don’t do video episodes. Bad school, good show. When the show is over it’s time to show up at home. Teaching young riders to get through tough rides.

In this episode we discuss: Aryan reveals her chat GPT fail. Creating consistency at home to prepare for the show ring. Using horse shows to test current skills. The responsibility a rider has in choosing their classes. Being mindful in the show ring.

In this episode we discuss: Aryan shares the story of Foo cat Dealing with the grieving process when losing a pet

In this episode we discuss: Nina Thornton, trainer at Sorella farm, speaks out about her proposed USEF rule change. Nina talks standing up for horse welfare even when it goes against the grain. How to propose a USEF rule change. The five-year rule and how it affects members’ ability to make changes in the USEF organization. Equestrian voices of social media and the progressive change this brings about in the industry.

In this episode we discuss: The dreaded topic, Colic What is colic and how it affects horses. Kristin’s personal experience with colic. Why early detection is important. What we can do as equestrians to be informed and empowered during a colic episode.

In this episode we discuss: Feeling a sense of normal in the equestrian world post-injury. The recent tragedy in Las Vegas during a national barrel horse associate event. Social media’s impact on personal safety as it pertains to equestrians. Zues get’s a new neighbor. Helmet do’s and don’ts + Aryan get’s a new helmet

In this episode we discuss: Deciding when it’s safe for a client to move up. Hitting a plateau in your riding, and how to overcome it. When trainers feel pressure from clients. Aryan and Kristin’s Tik Tok pet peeve.

In this episode we discuss: Laura Fernandez, Host of the 3 Stride Podcast, discusses her journey in the horse world. We share our thoughts on the recent Noel Floyd article. How mainstream media affects the perception of equestrian sport. Setting aside personal ambitions on behalf of your horse. Loving the horse first, and sport second. The magic of being an equestrian.