Saddle Up University

17/08/2025

One of the best pieces of advice I’ve ever gotten is that “Discipline yields results. Being moody yields consequences.”

26/05/2025

30/01/2025

This is excellent!

The less you see the goal as a life-changing experience, the higher the chances it will actually change your life.There’s a unique energy we derive when we face major challenges—whether it’s a horse show, an important business meeting, or even a first date. The timeline leading up to the event...

16/01/2025

Stay coachable.

14/01/2025

We all are reality avoiders in one way or another. In this episode, we'll cover 10 ways we do this and what to do about it. Here's the list: 1.  Loving horses to death 2.  Overestimating  a horse’s skill set or value3.&nbs...

07/01/2025

Episode 6 is ready for you!

It's time to talk horse care. In this episode, we have a wonderful opportunity to hear from a veterinarian- a terrific one at that- about two closely related subjects: colic and ulcers. This issue affects nearly every horse owner in one way or another, so it will be hugely beneficial information!

Find it on your favorite podcast platform here ➡️ https://pod.link/1783213963/episode/22dca85783a9831fbc8059eb38cc69f4

A little about my guest:

Dr. Maria Brock is an associate veterinarian at Elite Equine Veterinary Services, Inc in Penrose, CO. She is a lifelong horsewoman and enjoys spending time with her family, exploring the mountains with her dogs, or tending to their small herd of Black Angus cattle.

If you like the show, here are some ways to help it continue and grow: you can share, subscribe/follow, rate and/or review!

31/12/2024

Episode 5 of The Philosophical Cowgirl is out! More of this, plus discussions about horse slaughter and wild horse roundups on episode 5 on The Philosophical Cowgirl! https://pod.link/1783213963
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30/12/2024

🚨New Episode Alert: Releasing Tomorrow Morning! 🚨🐴

Have you encountered horse people (or anyone, really) who have ethical views you can’t believe they could possibly hold?

In the last episode, some themes came up that are highly controversial in the horse world, but there wasn’t time to really discuss or unpack them.

So, this episode is all about encountering different ethical ideas that may get under our skin, or even outrage us. The prime examples we’ll ultimately discuss here are why someone who loves horses would be FOR **horse slaughter and wild horse roundups**.

There’s quite a bit of psychology at play here in how we handle disagreement, which we have to get a handle on before we can do ethics well and have productive discussions. So grab your rough stock gear and get ready to ride through some tough jumps!

Be sure to subscribe/follow on your favorite listening app so you don’t miss anything! Following, rating and sharing the show really does help get it out in front of more listeners, so if you enjoy the show I’d appreciate either one of those! 🤠 https://pod.link/1783213963

Here’s the schedule for the next three weeks:
Episode 6: Equine Colic and Ulcers with Dr. Maria Brock, DVM
Episode 7: Reality Check- How Avoiding Cold, Hard, Truth Hurts Our Horsemanship
Episode 8: Equine Mythbusters Part 2

28/12/2024

For the New Year, get to growin’! 😁💪