Todays episode brings you an interview with an all around cowgirl! Heather speaks with Lee Mclean owner and operator of Keystone Equine in High River, Alberta, Canada. If there is something you can do with a horse, she has tried it. From 4H leader, to side saddle racer, to blog and book author, Lee has done it. Have a listen to this show as we talk all things horses and horse woman. Please continue to submit topic ideas and questions for future shows.
A True Horsewoman
When it comes to hearing stories of fellow horsewoman, Lee brings her own list of adventure to us today. I pulled this off her website, couldn’t be more true:
“As we age, horsemanship can involve facing fear after illness or injury. It’s about honouring old dreams and being open to new realities. My mantra is living well and riding better. Hi, I’m Lee… I invite you to saddle up and ride! “
Her love for horses started young with a little black shetland pony. From there her passion and her story began. She refers to herself as a stay at home horsewoman, wife and mother. On there ranch they raise, train and sell horses that she takes great pride in. In her spare time she she is the voice behind the popular blog on Keystone Equine. Here she share her up and downs of the day and give some amazing advice on everyday horsemanship.
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Our Guests today:
Lee McLean (Canada)
Where you can follow Lee’s adventures and get in touch:
Facebook : Keystone Equine @ livingwell riding better
Website: Keystone Equine
Don’t forget to check out the resources section in this article!
Highlights
- How a simple daily journal turned into a published book
- Racing side saddle at the Calgary Stampede
- For the love of horses
Thank you for tuning in and happy trails!
Special Announcement
Today’s episode is sponsored by Horse India
Horse India aims to give you a holiday to remember, to ensure that through our safaris you can experience the passion we hold for the Marwari horse and Rajasthan. We want to share with you the thrill of riding the unique and spirited Marwari.
Ride through magical Rajasthan, feel the spirit of the Marwari horse as you discover history, culture, forts and palaces, by retracing old routes through the forests of the Aravalli (A-ra-Valley) Hills, and riding over the sand dunes of the Thar Desert. You may have heard of the “Golden Triangle” – well we ride the bit in the middle! Between the blue city of Jodhpur, the lake city of Udaipur, and within easy reach of the pink city of Jaipur.Join us to ride Marwari horses in their homeland.Horse India welcomes groups of 4 – 12 riders. They can cater to all riding abilities, but to get the most from the holidays you should be comfortable at a canter in the open countryside.
You can book your own private group, join one of our open groups, or if short on time ask us for Day rates. The most popular time to ride in Rajasthan is between October and March however, the rides can be booked for any time of year to suit your required dates, and will be tailored to suit the weather conditions (summer heat / monsoon rain etc) as well as your riding abilities and requirements. Families with children, and non-riding partners welcome.
For more information please check out their website and facebook pages.
Website: Horse India
Facebook : Horse India
Do you feel that we are missing out on an important topic? Or maybe you have an interesting story to tell? Contact Heather or Ute!
Resources
- HORSE WOMAN : Notes on Living Well & Riding Better
- Horse Riding in Every Country
- Equestrian tools and resources
- EQA Online Shop
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