Horse Radio Network
500 episodes listed below
One horse-care tip at a time.
Horse Tip Daily is a short-form equestrian advice show built around usable tips for horse owners and riders. Recent episodes move from training rest and dental care to broodmare nutrition, gaited horses, competition mindset, and blanket maintenance.
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Horse Tip Daily is a compact equestrian advice show focused on the practical side of keeping, riding, feeding, and understanding horses. The episodes are short, but the range is wide. One installment may look at rest inside a training session, while another moves into broodmare nutrition, dental care, gaited horse mechanics, competition-day visualization, or the strange logistics of cleaning horse blankets. The show is strongest when it turns a familiar barn habit into a sharper question. Is the horse resting, or shutting down? Is a training gap actually a missing foundation? Is a feed choice matching the horse's workload, forage, and life stage? These are everyday horse-owner problems, handled in a conversational style that stays close to lived experience. The show often uses named guests and Horse Radio Network voices to bring in specific knowledge without making the format heavy. Mary Kitzmiller appears in training conversations that emphasize patience, regulation, and letting the horse show what it knows. Sentinel Horse Nutrition guests talk through extruded feed, broodmares, young horses, weight gain, and digestion. Dr. Wendy Ging brings dental care back to comfort, chewing surface, and yearly attention. Other episodes open up specialty topics, such as smooth gaits in gaited horses or mental rehearsal before a dressage test. There is a friendly amount of barn humor too. The blanket episode wanders through vacuum cleaners, dust, and little invented words, which gives the feed a lived-in quality. Still, the point is usually useful. Horse Tip Daily works for riders and owners who want one manageable horse-care idea at a time. It does not try to be an exhaustive course. It offers short, specific prompts for better observation, better questions, and more thoughtful daily handling.
Made for: Horse owners, riders, and barn regulars who want short, practical guidance on training, nutrition, health care, and equipment. It especially suits listeners who prefer conversational advice over formal lectures.
What sets it apart: The show compresses equestrian expertise into focused, everyday tips while moving comfortably between serious care topics and familiar barn-life details. Its value is the quick translation from expert conversation to something a listener can notice or try with a horse.
A short horse podcast packed with useful tips and information from the top names in the horse world covering all aspects of horsemanship. A different horse tip, a different equine topic, a different equestrian expert almost every day. Part of the Horse Radio Network
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose blanket-care segment that settles on a simple, useful maintenance habit.
Horse Tip Daily makes a useful stop around blanket care, even if it wanders a bit on the way. Coach Jen and Helena B. trade a string of tiplets, with buzzle jokes and spider talk drifting through the conversation.
Patient, practical conversations about racehorses and their lives after the track.
Second careers, told from the barn aisle.
Horse people telling the long story.
Dressage guidance with horse-first honesty.
This episode discusses how horses can benefit from learning during rest periods in training sessions, with insights from Coach Jen and Mary Kitzmiller.
This episode explores the benefits of extruded feed for broodmares and young horses, featuring an interview with Kristen Sterkin from Sentinel Horse Nutrition.
This episode addresses a listener's question about how to identify gaps in a horse's training when you lack historical information, with Coach Jen and Mary Kitzmiller discussing evaluation strategies and exercises.
Horse Tip Daily episode 1630 pairs Coach Jen with Dr.
This episode features Gaye DeRusso discussing how gaited horses work, explaining their extra smooth gaits compared to traditional three-gaited horses.
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This episode provides tips for reducing stress and increasing success at horse competitions, including mental rehearsal techniques.
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Coach Jen discusses the importance of acclimatization for horses and dogs by taking them on the road to get them used to new environments.
Coach Jen shares winter wardrobe essentials for horses, focusing on the versatility of coolers.
Elaine Blickley discusses practical and environmentally sound methods for controlling rodents in horse barns.
Rebecca Haddock recommends EquiTape's Starter Pack and recording a horse before and after taping.
Horse Tip Daily episode 1615 features Coach Jen, Glenn, Jamie, and Dr.
Dr. Anna Bracken explains why senior horses need digestible fiber, protein, and careful winter condition monitoring.
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This episode discusses how to successfully use a farm or horse sitter to reduce stress while away.
Coach Jen interviews Stephanie Guillaume about gelding scars in horses.
Coach Jen explains the concept of yielding the shoulder in horse training, answering a listener's question about its meaning and purpose in groundwork.
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An interview with equine nutritionist Madeline Bost about recognizing and preventing dehydration in horses.
This episode discusses techniques for feeding a hangry horse and features an interview about thoroughbred adoption.
An excerpt from a horse health podcast featuring a veterinary ophthalmologist discussing horse eye care.
Coach Jen and Mary Kitzmiller discuss starting or restarting adult or remedial horses, focusing on the first groundwork skill to teach in a clinic setting.
Coach Jen and Mary Kitzmiller discuss age-appropriate training for foals before weaning, answering a listener question.
Coach Jen and Mary Kitzmiller discuss body control for calmness in horses, offering training tips.
This episode features an interview with Bob Crandall, a credentialed rider and trainer, discussing a useful jumping exercise for horses.
This episode discusses integrated pest management for horses, focusing on fly control strategies and Starbar Products.
An educational episode discussing toxic trees in horse pastures and the role of extension offices.
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