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124. Horse Protection Act Revisions: Insights with Julie Broadway
In this episode of On The Rail Podcast, we welcome back Julie Broadway, President of the American Horse Council, to discuss the complexities and updates regarding the Horse Protection Act (HPA).
The conversation highlights the challenges facing the horse industry, including the interpretation and enforcement of HPA regulations, reporting requirements for horse shows, and the potential implications for various equestrian disciplines.
Additional topics include questions from listeners and concerns about industry practices, with a focus on how new regulations might be implemented and what that means for horse owners and show managers.
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00:00 Introduction and Giveaway Announcement
01:44 Welcoming Back Julie Broadway
01:51 Understanding the Horse Protection Act
04:41 Challenges and Controversies in the Horse Industry
17:42 Reporting Requirements and Inspections
24:26 Concerns and Clarifications
29:20 Sponsorship Message
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123. Amateur Hour with Sarah Elder Chabot
In this episode of the On The Rail Podcast, we introduce Sarah Elder Chabot, a lifelong quarter horse enthusiast and amateur rider.
Sarah shares her journey from growing up in a horse family in Tennessee to juggling a successful career in marketing at a luxury hotel with her passion for horses.
She discusses the significant horses in her life, her experiences in both hunter events and dressage, and the challenges and rewards of maintaining both career and hobby. Sarah offers insights on setting clear goals, remaining adaptable, and continuously learning from experiences. She also touches on the importance of gratitude and future aspirations in the industry.
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00:00 Welcome and Weekly Giveaway Announcement
01:19 Introducing Our Special Guest: Sarah Elder Chabot
01:53 Sarah's Early Life and Horse Riding Beginnings
07:14 College Years and Transition to Professional Life
18:47 Balancing Career and Horse Riding
26:21 Finding Love and Support in Unexpected Places
30:15 A New Chapter: Calvin, the Dream Horse
34:02 A Special Horse and Retirement Decisions
36:18 Introducing Mr. Gibbs
44:16 The Dressage Journey Begins
54:36 Balancing Multiple Disciplines
56:53 Continuous Learning and Personal Growth
01:08:44 Future Aspirations and Gratitude
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122. Horse Protection Act Revisions: What You Need To Know
In this episode of On the Rail Podcast, we get into a complex and pressing topic: the Horse Protection Act and its implications for the horse industry.
We announce the winner of our weekly giveaway before introducing guest Kyle Elliott, a seasoned horse trainer from Tennessee. Kyle shares his extensive experience with the Tennessee Walking Horse industry and the intricacies of the Horse Protection Act, from its historical origins to its present-day enforcement and the upcoming revisions set to take effect in 2025.
The discussion highlights the inspection protocols, current enforcement methods, and the subjective nature of the inspections, emphasizing the potential impact on other horse breeds and disciplines. This episode brings to light the significance of equine welfare, the challenges of regulatory oversight, and the importance of understanding new legal requirements for the entire horse community.
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Connect with Kyle at kyle_matthew_elliott@yahoo.com.
00:00 Introduction and Giveaway Announcement
01:57 Guest Introduction: Kyle Elliott
04:43 Understanding the Horse Protection Act
07:15 Inspection Protocols and Challenges
19:08 Implications for the Stock Horse Industry
32:03 Revised Horse Protection Act: What's Changing?
35:54 The USDA's New Rulemaking Process
36:41 Implications for the Walking Horse Industry
39:07 Concerns About Subjective Inspections
40:48 Potential Pitfalls for Stock Horses
45:09 Inspection Protocols and Costs
48:11 Legal Challenges and Community Reactions
51:46 Advice for Stock Horse Owners
01:02:37 Final Thoughts and Contact Information
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121. Cherishing Our Champions: Retirement Care with Walquist Quarter Horses
In this episode of the On the Rail Podcast, we introduce Cindy Walquist and her daughter Whitney Vicars from Walquist Quarter Horses.
They discuss their new initiative offering retirement boarding care for show horses, providing a much-needed solution for owners who cannot keep their retired horses at home.
The episode highlights their extensive experience in the horse industry and their comprehensive care services, including pasture and barn boarding, special care needs, and additional therapeutic services. They also touch upon their training business, lesson programs, and future expansion plans.
Tune in to learn more about their heartfelt mission to ensure show horses receive the care and attention they deserve in their golden years.
Connect with them:
Whitney - 817-240-7317
Cindy - 817-556-1552
Craig - 817-487-8720
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00:00 Introduction and Giveaway Announcement
01:43 Meet the Guests: Susan and Whitney
03:12 Walquist Quarter Horses: Services and Facilities
06:37 Retirement Program for Show Horses
10:37 Care Services and Options
18:56 Challenges and Considerations
33:01 Contact and Future Plans
42:35 Conclusion and Farewell
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120. A Fit For Halter Repost
In this episode, we revisit a podcast recorded with Amy Zabel from Fit for Halter Podcast. The discussion revolves around the intricacies of the halter horse industry and podcasting.
Announcements for a podcast giveaway are made, and the episode then transitions to the Fit for Halter Podcast featuring us as guests. We delve into our podcasting journeys, the purpose of both our shows, and the impact they've had on the horse industry.
Various topics are covered, including the challenges of podcasting, balancing content, and the benefits and future of equine podcasting. We also share our experiences and advice for aspiring podcasters.
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00:00 Introduction and Podcast Repost Announcement
01:05 Weekly Giveaway Winner Announcement
02:14 Welcome to the Fit for Halter Podcast
02:59 Meet Liz Keller and Jenna Tolson
03:53 Liz Keller's Journey in the Horse Industry
05:12 Jenna Tolson's Journey in the Horse Industry
07:44 Starting the On the Rail Podcast
10:27 Challenges and Growth in Podcasting
22:43 Editing and Production Insights
28:22 Impact of the Podcast on the Horse Industry
45:35 Listener Engagement and Podcast Collaboration
46:32 Debunking Halter Horse Myths
47:29 Interview Highlights and Industry Insights
50:08 Halter vs. Performance: Bridging the Gap
52:30 Welcoming Environment in Halter Shows
53:36 Innovations and Trends in the Halter Industry
01:00:58 Challenges and Solutions in Halter Competitions
01:11:56 Podcasting Tips and Future Plans
01:22:02 Dream Interviews and Industry Icons
01:27:17 Connecting with On The Rail Podcast
Welcome to On The Rail, the podcast exclusively for stock horse show amateurs, by amateurs. Join our passionate co-hosts as we explore every facet of the industry we all love, with engaging interviews featuring top competitors, seasoned professionals, and the Associations themselves. From behind-the-scenes insights to discussions on showing, economic impacts, and more, we cover it all. Saddle up and tune in every Monday to join our fellow amateurs on this exciting journey!