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Tag Archives: Canada

Horse Podcast Ep 70: She Is Your All Around Cowgirl!

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 hasContinue reading “Horse Podcast Ep 70: She Is Your All Around Cowgirl!”

Horse Podcast Ep 40: Summer Dreams about Horses & Riding

Summer is over and autumn is here. Heather’s kids are back at school and Ute is back in India. Today they talk about the riding they did this summer and recollect their most treasured memories. Heather talks about the recent ride through the Rocky Montains she did together with her husband and Ute talks aboutContinue reading “Horse Podcast Ep 40: Summer Dreams about Horses & Riding”

Horse Podcast Ep 28: National Geographic Top Ten Horse Riding Holiday Destinations

In today’s episode Heather and Ute talk about the Top Ten Horse Riding Holiday Destinations as compiled by the National Geographic Magazine. Each destination has its pros and cons and there are so many different things to consider – budget, terrain, horses or riding experience. A great way to get some travel ideas and doContinue reading “Horse Podcast Ep 28: National Geographic Top Ten Horse Riding Holiday Destinations”

Horse Podcast Ep 25: A Young Girl’s Dream of Becoming a Cowgirl

In today’s episode Heather talks with Kari Beerman, a fellow tribe member of the Equestrian Adventuresses community. They discuss how the purchase of her first horse was a life changing experience. Also hear some stories on her travel adventures and her journey to becoming a life long horse lover.

EQA Podcast Ep 21 You can’t learn Horse Riding from Books

In today’s episode Heather and Ute are getting to know each other. They discuss Heather’s recent road trip to British Columbia, the view from Ute’s kitchen window, how you cannot learn horse riding from books and how the feel for horses is the most important ingredient in becoming a good rider.