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Ireland's Sam Watson reflects on his father John's influence and his own study of the sport. The soon-to-be father also reviews the season ahead and shares his enthusiasm for writing. Sam is the Eventing magazine's diarist for 2013. You can comment on this episode at http://usea.podbean.com.
http://usea.podbean.com/2013/02/28/sam-watson-irish-eventer-diarist/
Flying Changes by Caroline Akrill: Chapter 6
Talent, looks and opportunities take Oliver Jasny from the threadbare gymkhanas of his youth to the rarefied heights of international dressage where he becomes a celebrity, the darling of the dressage set and lands the biggest sponsorship in the history of equestrianism. But when his sister Kathryn goes to his sumptuous training establishment she does not like what she finds one little bit... Caroline Akrill writes with a real knowledge of the equine world. She vividly recreates the tense moments of open competition, the atmosphere of the showgrounds, riding schools and training establishments. Her prose sparkles with humor, has some real heart-stopping moments and a truly dramatic finale. Flying Changes was first published by Arlington Books, London in 1985. Read by Chris Stafford. Flying Changes is available on Amazon. Music is courtesy of Marie-Lynn Hammond; @chevalgal and http://marielynnhammond.com.
http://chrisstafford.podbean.com/2013/03/01/flying-changes-by-caroline-akrill-chapter-6/
Davina Whiteman joins Dr. Inga Wolframm and me to address the importance of appropriate, timely and constructive performance evaluation. We find out why being judged is so often hard for us to accept even though we compete to be judged. And we also hear the reality of horse and rider limitations and why it's important to accept them. You can comment on this episode at http://chrisstafford.podbean.com and on the Facebook Page of Chris Stafford Radio. Follow us on Twitter @ingawolframm and @chrisestafford.
http://chrisstafford.podbean.com/2013/02/28/davina-whiteman-dr-inga-wolframm/
Nashville Singer-Songwriter husband and wife team of Templeton Thompson andSam Gay have just released their music video of 'When I Get That Pony Rode', which has soared up the Country Music Charts on www.cmt.com. They join me to share the story of how this production came about with Director Cindy Meehl and why it means so much to them to have the support of the horse community. You can watch the video by going to the website at http://www.templetonthompson.com/fr_home.cfm or on www.cmt.com. Join us on Facebook at Templeton Thompson and Chris Stafford Radio and follow us on Twitter @lifeonplanetcgl and @chrisestafford.
http://chrisstafford.podbean.com/2013/02/27/templeton-thompson-sam-gay/
Dr. Milt Toby continues the series on Equine Law by addressing the subject of defamation on the Internet. He explains what should be understood as the difference between opinion and fact and how by saying, 'in my opinion' does not emphatically protect the comment from defamation. We discuss some examples with regards to horse, rider and trainer. You can comment on this episode at htp://chrisstafford.podbean.com and on the Chris Stafford Radio Facebook Page. Visit Milt online at www.miltonctoby.com.
Equestrian Social Media Awards Creator, Liam Killen, returns to the show to announce his latest venture; the Equestrian Creative Network. As the ESMA winners are announced all this week, Liam has also found time to launch his new network for creative equestrian professionals at www.equestriancreativenetwork.com. Find out how you can join this burgeoning global clan and promote yourself with an online portfolio. You can comment on this episode at http://chrisstafford.podbean.com and on the Facebook Page at Chris Stafford Radio. Follow us on Twitter @ESMAwards and @chrisestafford.
http://chrisstafford.podbean.com/2013/02/26/equestrian-creative-network-liam-killen
COMING UP:
Milt Toby continues the series on Equine Law by discussing Sales Warranties for horses sold online; the
Chris & Inga Show discusses more useful advice for riders, and I'll be readingChapter 7 of Flying Changes by Caroline Akrill.
Plus more exclusive interviews for the USEA Official Podcast Channel. You can let me know who you would like to hear from by emailing me at [email protected].
Ask an Expert, brought to you by Ride iQ, is a live, virtual event that dives into key equestrian topics with top professionals in the sport. This week’s episode focused on the USEA Eventing Coaches Program (ECP) with special guests Emily Mastervich and Robin Walker. The duo shared insights into the program’s purpose, its impact on eventers at all levels, and what it means for the future of coaching in the sport. Listen to episode now on the Ride iQ Youtube Channel.
The United States Eventing Association (USEA) is excited to announce the Opportunity Event Horse (OEH) Program, a new pilot program for the 2025 competition season. The OEH Program is designed to introduce horses and riders to the sport of eventing in a supportive and encouraging environment.
The 2025 season is well underway and it's an exciting year for United States eventing with many world-class horse and rider partnerships already showing off what they are made of this early in the year. In addition to high-performance eventing, USEA CEO Rob Burk, USEA President Louise "Lou" Leslie, and EquiRatings' Diarm Byrne sit down to chat with USEA Podcast Host Nicole Brown about what is to come on the U.S. eventing schedule across all levels, competitions that are getting everyone excited, and so much more in this week's episode of the USEA Podcast!
Madelyn Cease paused as she scrolled the USEA Foundation website. She stopped on the Richard Picken Memorial Grant, realizing she was eligible for it, so she signed up, never expecting to win the $5,000 fund.