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In this episode we talk to the lovely Carol Layton from Balanced Equine. Carol had brought mineral supplementation into the everyday horse owners repertoire.
We talk about the importance of specific minerals and their place in our horses diets as well as how to put together a basic diet that suits the average horse.
If you want to find out more about Carol Layton or the products she has available, her website is balancedequine.com.au
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Anna Minogue is back!
In this episode we talk about everything dentistry and bit fitting from the differences in mouth shape between breeds to the different actions of bits.
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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In this episode Shelley explains two terms she wishes to bring into the vehicular of the equestrian world. "New Home Syndrome" to bring attention to what horse's can experience when they are moved to a new home. And, "New Horse Syndrome", which is to bring attention to what happens to people when they get a new horse and how the unfamiliarity of the new horse can set the scene for distrust to occur.
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In this episode Kat and Shelley talk about finding motivation to ride when there are so many things that make it hard. Things such as the weather to a lack of company. They explore what they have learnt about motivation and how doing something you want to do is more about being strategic than waiting around to feel ready.
In this podcast four (4) books that contain interesting insights into motivation and habits were mentioned. They are:
5 Second Rule by Mel Robbins
Atomic Habits by James Clear
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In this episode Kat gives some great tips about hoof care in winter. We go over ways to look after your farrier during the wet weather as well as how to look after your horse’s hooves.
Kat also tells us the exciting news about her new course she has released, "Hoof Care Basics - The Essential Guide to Understanding & Caring for your Equine’s Hooves".
Kat has created this course as a resource for owners to improve their understanding of hoof care and how to monitor hoof health and management choices.
Listeners of this podcast can use the coupon code CANTERTHERAPY to get 20% off the listed price.
Click here to find out more and enrol:
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In this episode Shelley and Kat talk about "cookie cutter" training approaches for horses. They discuss why they are criticised but also about why they have merit.
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Mel Stewart has over 30 years of experience working in psychology and she brings a wealth of knowledge to this episode. We delve deep into the human mind, exploring the nuances of mental health and behaviour, and how that relates back to horses.
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We are joined in this episode by the gorgeous Jodie Luck from Almarzan Stud in Birdwood, South Australia.
Jodie is an experienced and successful endurance competitor, as well as a breeder of Arabians, Warmbloods and German Riding Ponies. Jodie is a dedicated learner and she takes us on a journey into how she worked stuff out.
To find out more about Almazaan Stud:
Facebook @almazaan stud
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We had the privilege of talking to Dr. Raquel Butler from Integrative Veterinary Therapeutics. Raquel is an absolute wealth of knowledge in the industry, having initially trained as a veterinarian before immersing herself in equine bodywork and biomechanics. In this episode we talk about the role of functional posture how it goes hand in hand with soundness.
Find out more about Raquel on Facebook: Integrative Veterinary Therapeutics
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Learning to ride as an adult is harder than you think! This episode delves into the unique challenges faced by adults learning to ride horses. In this episode, we engage in a conversation with Sam McGilvray, unraveling her journey into horsemanship. Sam shares her experience and frustrations of navigating the world of riding, offering insights into self-discovery and some of life's lessons.
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In this episode, we have the privilege of chatting with Dr. Lizzie McCready, a dedicated veterinarian on a mission to enhance the lives of animals everywhere. With a passion for ongoing learning and a heart for the equestrian community, Dr. McCready is committed to sharing her veterinary expertise to positively impact horses. She's all about empowering everyday horse owners with practical skills and invaluable horse-health knowledge, enabling them to provide the best possible care for their horses.
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In this episode Kat and Shelley reflect on what their highlights and learnings from 2023 were.
2023 was full of lots of insightful conversations and clinics and 2024 will no doubt be the same ❤️ -
Dr. Sue Dyson is a well-known veterinarian and researcher in the field of equine health and welfare, particularly in the area of lameness and poor performance in performance horses. She has made significant contributions to the understanding of pain and discomfort in ridden horses.
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We could say that this is an inspirational story of how Kate Nipperess, former jockey, returned to riding after a track work fall left her a paraplegic. But Kate is more than this. She is a wealth of knowledge about horses, especially thoroughbreds and how understanding their racing experiences can help you transition them off the track.
You can follow Kate on instagram: @katenipperess
You can help support Kate on her quest to get to the para-olympics by adding to her Go Fund Me campaign: https://www.gofundme.com/f/please-help-me-fund-my-paralympic-campaign -
In this episode, we delve into the world of float loading, training, and safe driving with horses on board. Float loading is something that should be easy and lets us get out and about and see the world with our horses, but often this isn’t the case. Kat and Shelley touch on the many different aspect of towing a float with horses and options to make things a little smoother.
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In this engaging podcast episode featuring renowned farrier Daisy Bicking, delve into the captivating world of equine hoof care. Discover the pivotal role of hoof angles and their profound influence on your horse's well-being. Daisy Bicking's expertise shines as she unravels the mysteries behind the significance of hoof angles, sharing insights that every horse owner needs to know. With her wealth of experience, she provides valuable guidance on how maintaining proper hoof angles can transform your horse's overall health and performance.
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After many years of nagging Kat & Shelley finally managed to get Dr Heidi McGrath on the podcast. Heidi is an incredible asset to the equine industry. She is a veterinarian with a passion for podiatry and lameness while understanding the importance of looking at the whole animal.
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Lisa Agius-Gilibert from The Glorious Hoof provides hoof care services in the Hawkesbury region of New South Wales.
In this episode Kat and Lisa combine their expert insights into hooves and we talk a lot about laminitis and the connection between the gut and hoof health.
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We want you to meet someone pretty amazing - Linda Goldspink-Lord. Linda is the director of Poseidon Animal Health the manufacturers of well known equine gut support product Digestive EQ.
This episode will open your mind to the impact of stress on gut health and the cascade of detrimental effects this can create.
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So you have bred a foal or maybe purchased a young horse that is not yet under saddle... what do you do now to ensure things don't go pearshaped?
In this episode Kat and Shelley take you on a captivating journey through Kat's experience with her weanling, Harley. They dive into the details, discussing the progress Kat has been making.
Kat and Shelley share insights into preparing horses for starting, shedding light on how to select the right person to start your horse or what to do if you’re contemplating the rewarding venture of taking on the task yourself. Finally they discuss what to do with your horse when you bring it home from being started. - Laat meer zien
