Category Archives: Podcast

I have heard whispers at breed association meetings, from farriers and vets, and the infamous 56 Thoroughbred posts on social media. Someone got sick; someone passed away, and now someone's...

Didn't we once all want to be veterinarians? If you were a horse kid, at some point you more than likely told people you wanted to be a vet when...

Many of us let generational insults fly willy-nilly. "Baby Boomers are out of touch." "Gen Xers are such downers." "Millennials are so frivolous." "Gen Z are too sensitive." As a...

What is inflammatory airway disease and how does it impact performance? How can we monitor a horse’s heart to identify respiratory issues or pain?  We know that the modern sport...

“If I had asked customers what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” —Henry Ford Dr. Mark Revenaugh is president of the Equine High-Performance Sports Group and a renowned...

If it matters, measure it! This sentiment is at the heart of Carl Valle’s approach to sports training and athlete management. The process of developing an athlete or team relies...

When Betty Ann Lester’s husband asked for her hand in marriage, he suggested she move to Key West, FL, where he was stationed in the Navy. “I said, ‘No way,...

Ellie Wood Baxter says it’s her straight back that helped her achieve prolific success in the hunter ring through the 1930s to 1960s. The pioneering rider was the most famous...

Podcasts! All the cool kids are listening to them. Here are five we've curated just for you on Horse Network. (Yes, this is a shameless promotional plug. Also, we're just...

Rory Bremner is a Scottish comedian noted for his impressions of British public figures. He's also a horse show dad. On the latest episode of the Under the Saddle with...

The 1950s weren’t a kind time to be a woman in eventing. It took one with single-mindedness and determination to find opportunities and success in the sport. Enter Sheila Wilcox,...

Kathy Kusner is celebrated in American history for her show jumping prowess. Born in 1940 to a family of modest means and zero horse connections, she was an unlikely candidate...

With the Coronavirus pandemic dominating headlines and horse shows around the world cancelled for at least the next four weeks, Adam Cromarty sat down with three medical experts to help...

This week on the Under The Saddle with Adam Cromarty podcast, our favorite smooth talking Scot sat down with clinical, sport and exercise psychologist, Phil Johnson to talk mental performance....

Twenty-nineteen was the year of Eve Jobs. In the space of five months, the 21-year-old daughter of late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs made short work of milestones that many riders...

American show jumper Karl Cook has opinions. And he has a lot of them. On things like fashion (there's power to a great suit) and the Hollywood machine (a nice place to visit). On the place for politics...

In 2018, British show jumper Holly Smith made her championship debut at the World Equestrian Games™ Tryon in North Carolina riding the aptly named Heart's Destiny. The following year, they...

Ireland's Daniel Coyle is only 25 years old. But he already has a decade of work experience under his belt. And overcome his share of tumultuous challenges along the way....

"I can remember laying there…and just trying to breathe. In that moment, you're just trying to force yourself to breathe and when you finally take that first breath, it’s such...

American show jumper Georgina Bloomberg talks gun control, politics and that time she rode home in the back of a police car in this episode of Under the Saddle with...