Join 5* Grooms Emma Ford and Dr. Tyler Murray for this two-hour webinar geared towards helping the efficiency and effectiveness of grooms and working students. Emma will be discussing topics related to barn management and Dr. Tyler will cover mental health and preventing burnout.
The webinar will take place from 7:00-9:00 PM on Tuesday, November 19th. If you select the live attendance option, you will be sent a Zoom registration link, if you select the recording option, you will be sent a link to the recording within a week of the webinar. You can register on Strider here.
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News & Reading
Submit your triumph stories of your retired racer here to be read on Retired Racehorse Radio! This popular podcast wants to know what you consider your triumph — no matter how big or small — we’d love to share the journey you’ve had with your retired racer. [Fill out the form to share your story]
In a recent New York Times feature, renowned horse trainer Warwick Schiller shares his transformative journey from traditional training methods to a more empathetic approach. Schiller emphasizes the importance of understanding equine behavior and building trust-based relationships, moving away from dominance-based techniques. His insights offer valuable perspectives for equestrians seeking to deepen their connection with their horses. Read the moving story here.
A recent study published in the Journal of Equine Veterinary Science explored the effects of standing on foam pads on equine balance. Researchers found that horses standing on foam pads for 30 minutes daily over four weeks showed significant improvements in postural sway and proprioception. These findings suggest that incorporating foam pad exercises into training routines could enhance balance and coordination in horses, potentially reducing the risk of injury. Read more here.
In a recent interview, 20-year-old eventer Molly Duda reflected on her remarkable 2024 season, which included a victory in the CCI4*-L at the Eventing Championships at Galway Downs. Despite setbacks such as a fall at the Cosequin Lexington CCI4*-S and a serious accident with her horse Carlingfords Hes A Clover, Duda’s resilience and dedication have been evident. She credits her success to the strong bond with her horses and the support of her team, emphasizing the importance of perseverance in overcoming challenges. Read the full interview here.
Video Break
Thinking of competing at The Event at TerraNova one day? Ride around last fall’s Novice course with this helmet cam to get a feel for the venue!
