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Regina and Lynn grew up together with a passion for the horse industry. Throughout their entire lives, they have lived and breathed the lifestyle from 4-H beginnings to World Championships. This podcast brings the lifetime of adventures and the industry they love to life. Learn a little, laugh a little and enjoy the Horse Industry Podcast as they explore the "stories of the industry".
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Join Regina and Lynn as they dive into a collection of a dozen horse jokes from the Reader's Digest that promise to bring a smile to your face. From groaners to giggles, this episode is perfect for long trips or a Monday morning pick-me-up. Whether you're a horse enthusiast or just in need of a laugh, these jokes, curated from Reader's Digest, are sure to entertain. Tune in and enjoy the humor that only the horse world can offer!Want to see the original publication? Click the link:17 horsejokes you can't help but laugh at by Brandon Spector of Reader's Digest
In this conversation, Regina discusses her journey of writing her first book, 'Sunshine Rose ' (final title TBD), which draws inspiration from a story written during the Great Depression. She shares the challenges and emotional rollercoaster of the writing process, the importance of preserving historical narratives, and the lessons learned along the way. The discussion also delves into the complexities of publishing, including self-publishing, and the need for resilience in the face of criticism. Regina emphasizes the value of storytelling in the equine community and her desire to create a platform for other writers.
Lynn and Regina discuss the complexities of social media within the horse industry, focusing on the impact of anonymous criticism, the importance of celebrating achievements, and the challenges faced by individuals in the community. They emphasize the need for positivity and support, while also addressing the role of authenticity in building an organic following. The discussion highlights the significance of sharing stories and experiences to foster a more inclusive and encouraging environment.
Join us on the Horse Industry Podcast as we dive into the world of MK Western Contour with Melissa, a passionate advocate for the renowned Cuttinup Show blankets. Discover the unique craftsmanship behind these all-wool, hand-dyed contour pads, and learn about the inspiring journey of Jennifer Palmer, the woman behind this amazing, woman-owned business. From the intricacies of the horse industry to Melissa's personal story as a ranked triathlete, this episode is packed with insights and heartwarming connections. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation! #HorseIndustry #MKWesternContour #WomenInBusiness
In this episode of the Horse Industry Podcast, we dive intothe world of horse girl stereotypes and the memes that both celebrate and poke fun at them. Join us as we explore the deep-rooted passion for horses that defines many of us, and how this love is often portrayed in popular culture.From childhood memories of creating horse families from magazine cutouts to the distinction between being a 'horse girl' and an 'equestrian,' we cover it all. Whether you're a lifelong horse enthusiast or just curious about the culture,this episode offers a humorous and heartfelt look at what it means to be part of this unique community. #HorseGirlLife #EquestrianCulture #PodcastThis episode is based on the following article from HorseyHooves:https://horseyhooves.com/what-are-horse-girls-meme/
In this episode, we explore the fascinating use of horsehairin construction materials, particularly in the rehabilitation of historicplaster at the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Discover how traditionalmethods, including a mixture of sand, lime putty, and horsehair, are beingrevived to restore the lighthouse keepers' quarters. Learn about the uniqueproperties horsehair brings to the mix, adding flexibility and reducingcrumbliness, and delve into the history and engineering insights that make thisapproach both innovative and respectful of the past.https://www.mlive.com/life/2025/07/sand-lime-and-horse-hair-pictured-rocks-uses-1900s-methods-to-rehab-lighthouse-keepers-quarters.html
In this captivating episode, we delve into the vibrant world of Escaramuza, a traditional Mexican equestrian sport that beautifully intertwines culture, history, and personal passion. Join us as we explore the roots of this unique sport, inspired by the brave Adelitas of the Mexican Revolution, and hear personal stories from dedicated riders who share their journey of discipline, teamwork, and cultural pride. Discover how Escaramuza serves as a powerful connection to heritage and a testament to the enduring spirit of Mexican-American communities. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that celebrates tradition and the personal bonds forged through this extraordinary sport.
In this fun episode of the Horse Industry Podcast, we dive into the sensory world of equestrian life by exploring 11 horse-related scents. Regina challenges Lynn to choose just two favorite smells from a list that includes the comforting aroma of fresh shavings, the earthy scent of groomed arena dirt, and the nostalgic fragrance of freshly cut alfalfa. Discover which scents evoke cherished memories and why some smells are simply irreplaceable in the horse world. Tune in for a delightful journey through the olfactory experiences that define the equestrian lifestyle.
Join us as we dive into the electrifying atmosphere of The American Performance Horseman at Dickie's Arena. From fangirling over Courtenay DeHoff to witnessing an incredible 229 score, this episode captures the essence of the event. Experience the elegance of cutting horses and the thrill of reining, all while navigating the vibrant crowd filled with top trainers and industry icons. Don't miss our candid moments and behind-the-scenes insights from this first-class facility. Stay tuned for more updates and adventures!
There is something magical about your very first pony. In today’s episode, Regina and Lynn are answering the questions from an article from The Spruce that answers questions about buying a child’s first pony. The article poses some questions and provides professional, rational, and logical advice.Regina and Lynn will share their answers to the questions with listeners, along with their own perspective, advice, and stories from their first ponies.Join us in reminiscing about your first pony in this first episode of the Horse Industry Podcast.Share your own “first pony stories” and stay up-to-date on the latest from the Horse Industry Podcast by following our Facebook Page.Mentioned in this episode:The Spruce:https://www.thesprucepets.com/faq-about-buying-a-childs-first-pony-1886159 The Equine Chronicle:http://www.equinechronicle.com/my-first-pony/
What if you could avoid expensive mistakes when buying a horse trailer? In this episode, Brad Heath, author of The Honest-to-Goodness Truth About Horse Trailers, breaks down everything you need to know before you buy. From matching your trailer to your tow vehicle to choosing between steel and aluminum, Brad debunks myths and shares smart, safety-first advice.We dive into common pitfalls, material pros and cons, and why a strong, well-fitted trailer matters. Brad also shares how his book is helping educate horse owners nationwide through partnerships and events. Whether you're a new buyer or a seasoned pro, this episode gives you the tools to make confident, informed choices.Links Connect with Brad – https://www.doubledtrailers.com/brad-heath/ Pick up a copy of Brad’s Book - https://www.amazon.com/Honest-Goodness-Truth-About-Trailers/dp/B0DWM39839
What makes an equestrian adventure truly unforgettable? Adrienne from Equiscapes Equestrian Adventures, shares her insider tips on planning the perfect horse-filled holiday—whether it’s a luxury lodge in Iceland or camping beneath the stars in South Africa. With over 100 curated rides across 20+ countries, she helps match riders with experiences based on skill level, travel style, and season.We explore the perks of guided group travel, essential packing advice, and why animal welfare is a top priority on every trip. From bucket-list destinations to local escapes, Adrienne’s insights will inspire you to saddle up and explore the world on horseback, with safety, fun, and unforgettable memories in mind.Links Equiscapes Equestrian Adventures,
What if your favorite leather goods could become lasting heirlooms? In this episode, we chat with Tyler Shupe of Tyler Shupe Leather, whose childhood memories of horse sales sparked a passion for crafting high-quality, long-lasting leather products. From restoring used tack to offering lifetime cleaning services, Tyler ensures each piece holds its value and story.We delve into the challenges of sourcing top-tier leather, examining how cattle farming practices and tanning processes influence quality. Tyler also shares the art behind creating custom equestrian accessories and show awards, highlighting the importance of collaboration and thoughtful design. It's a must-listen for anyone who values craftsmanship, creativity, and gear built to last for generations.https://tylershupeleather.com/
Is smarter deworming the future of equine health? In this episode of the Horse Industry Podcast, Dr. Abby Sage from Zoetis breaks down the “Buy Less Wormer” campaign and why targeted treatments are replacing outdated rotation methods. Learn how tools like fecal egg counts and products like Moxidectin and Praziquantel are helping horse owners fight resistance and protect long-term health.Dr. Sage shares expert tips on when to deworm (hint: spring and fall matter!) and how tailored plans can benefit foals, yearlings, and adult horses alike. Whether you're a vet or a horse owner, this episode offers clear, practical insights into parasite control and the science-backed strategies reshaping equine care today.Links Zoetis
Can the bond between humans and Mustangs offer these wild horses a second chance? In this episode, we chat with Matt Monroe—a former ad exec turned Mustang advocate—about his powerful journey into the world of Mustang Champions. From the Mustang Challenge to the Classic and Magic, Matt shares how these competitions spotlight the versatility and value of Mustangs while promoting adoption and awareness.With events hosted at top venues like South Point Arena and Rolex Stadium, and a $50,000 prize up for grabs, these shows are more than just a competition—they’re a movement. Learn about the trainers’ dedication, creative outreach like VR kiosks, and how to join the mission to support these incredible horses.
What if horse sales were built on transparency, trust, and integrity? In this episode, Colby Gines, co-owner of Premier Horse Sales, shares how he and his wife, Cody, are raising the bar in the auction world. From Cody’s innovative grading and sift system to buyer meet-and-greets, their process is designed to build confidence and deliver quality.We dive into the logistics, ethics, and accountability behind the scenes—highlighting how Premier stands out with its strong commitment to honesty and professionalism. Colby also shares personal stories and his vision for uniting equestrian disciplines to tackle industry-wide challenges. It’s a fresh, honest look at the future of horse sales done right.Links Premier Horse Sales
In this episode of the Horse Industry Podcast, Amy Carey, VP of Marketing at WF Young, shares the incredible legacy behind one of the horse industry's most iconic brands. Founded in 1892 by Mary Ida Young, WF Young began with liniment for delivery horses and has grown into a global leader in equine care.Amy takes us through the evolution of their products—from the classic Absorbine Veterinary Liniment to today’s EPA-compliant UltraShield fly control. We explore WF Young’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and animal welfare, plus exciting new products inspired by other industries. It’s a fascinating look at how one woman’s vision still shapes horse care over a century later.WF Young UltraShield fly control
What if one program could unite the entire Western performance horse world? In this episode, Shane Plummer of SDP Buffalo Ranch shares how Legendary Stakes is shaking up the industry with an inclusive, innovative model that spans 14 disciplines and 700+ events across the U.S. With just a $250 entry fee, competitors—and even breeders and sire owners—are seeing impressive returns.We dig into how stallion and mare owners benefit through unique partnerships, free enrollments, and earnings tracking via Equistat. Whether you ride, breed, or cheer from the sidelines, this episode reveals how Legendary Stakes is opening doors, boosting payouts, and building a future for all Western saddle lovers.LInks - SDP Buffalo RanchLegendary Stakes
Remember your first pony or that one horse who always kept things interesting? In this episode, Jim, Kelly, Stacey, and I swap stories from our days at Lennon Cedars, sharing laughs and memories about our unforgettable ponies—Dixie, Dolly by Golly, and Siri. From Dolly’s wild behavior at the Three Rivers Water Festival to bareback rides and quiet barn moments, it’s a fun trip down memory lane.Whether you grew up around horses or just love a good story, you’ll appreciate the friendship, mischief, and pure joy these animals brought into our lives. Saddle up and enjoy the ride—nostalgia (and laughter) guaranteed.
This episode is all about chaos, camels, and croissants! Join us as we relive our hilariously unpredictable trip to Morocco and Paris—from Kelly’s accidental “kidnapping” to Cece’s car crash-turned-travel anecdote. We somehow found ourselves in a camel jockey club (don’t ask), debated carry-on-only packing, and ate our way through France, one pastry at a time.With equestrian energy and zero chill, we unpack the magic and madness of international travel—balancing adventure with logistics and finding joy in the most unexpected moments. Grab your champagne and saddle up for a ride full of laughs, lessons, and maybe a few travel tips you didn’t know you needed.
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