Heather Wallace is the award-winning author of non-fiction titles Confessions of a Timid Rider and Girl Forward: A Tale of One Woman&apos;s Unlikely Adventure in Mongolia, as well as the Timid Rider blog. Listen to Heather as she talks about her writing process, vulnerability in sharing her story, and working through timidness while riding. 

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Late Night Riders #76 - Heather Wallace: The Timid Rider

Are you going to Equitana this year? We sure are! Meghan Margewicz, Event Director of Equitana USA, gives us an overview of what to expect at this years event. 

#75 - Meghan Margewicz : A Guide to Equitana 2021

On this episode of LNR we talk with Dani Reinhart, Special Project Model for Cowgirl Magazine, Influencer, and Project Manager. Dani gives us an overview of western fashion. If you want to heart tips on modeling, 2021 trends, and great basics to keep in your closet, this is the episode for you! 

#74- Dani Reinhart: Western Fashion

On this episode of Late Night Riders, polo player Timmy Dutta shares his story of becoming a polo player and what the sport is all about. We talk about the work that goes into training his horses and his own personal routine as an athlete. 

#73 - Timmy Dutta: Intro to Polo

Does your horse need a spa day? Ours sure do! On this episode of Late Night Riders we talk with Kristen Abano, owner and founder of Centerline Equine Clipping. She tells us the ins and outs of grooming and shares what it is like to be a Professional Equine Groom! 

#72 - Kristen Abano: The Perfect Groom

On this episode of Late Night Riders we talk with 5th Generation Owner of her family’s 145 year old western retail and manufacturing business, Danna Burns-Shaw. 

#71 - Danna Burns-Shaw: Carrying on a Family Legacy

"On my Youtube channel, I get to show hundreds of thousands of followers, this lifestyle of taking care of livestock, rescuing animals and positivity!"On this episode of LNR we talk with Stephanie Moratto, a Youtuber that has a huge love for animals. With over 40 animals on Crazy Acres Ranch she shares her story of building a barn as well as how she turned her passion into something she gets to share with people all around the world.  Make sure to listen!

#70- Stephanie Moratto: Life on Crazy Acres

#70- Stephanie Moratto: "Life on Crazy Acres"

On this episode we talked to wrangler Andrea Szalkowski! She tells us about how she started working on a dude ranch, her daily life, and trail rides! 

#69 - Andrea Szalkowski: Life of a Wrangler: Every Cowgirls Dream

Cassidy is just your average horse-crazy girl! She knew she HAD to figure out a way to make a career that kept her surrounded by horses.Cassidy abruptly quit her corporate job without any idea of what she was going to do. She picked up a $400 camera, downloaded a free app on her iPad, and started taking and editing photos of any horse she could get in front of her camera.That little hobby sparked a complete redirection of her life. She can usually be found lying across a barn aisle getting the perfect shot or in a field of tall grass proclaiming, “YES, THIS IS THE SHOT!”​ On this episode, we talk to Cassidy about her career change and about losing her Instagram account! 

#68- Cassidy Brooke: Equestrian Photography and Client Relationships

"You know that next level bond that occurs when you connect with another human over the fact you both enjoy riding giant animals that spook at leaves? Horse girls just *get* each other a little better and that’s why Dapplebay™ exists. We create fun, conversation-starting designs so you can show off your sport with style...and a little sass! We call this horse girl power, and we’re on a mission to use it to unite and inspire equestrians of all kinds." Leah founded Dapplebay in May 2011. She tells us about how she manages her brand and the benefits of Pony Club! You won&apos;t want to miss this one. 

#67 Leah Kaufmann- Brand Management and Pony Club

On this episode of LNR we talk with Alexa Lee! She shares her journey as a competitive rider and about her OTTB. 

#66 - Alexa Lee: From Slaughter to Horse of the Year

On this episode of LNR we talk to Erin from @silveroaksfarm ! She talks to us about planning her barn, fox hunting, and how she found her trainer. Erin Gouveia of Silver Oaks Farm is an accomplished equestrian, award winning photographer, and an artist.   She was born and raised in San Diego, California, graduated from Colorado State University, and now resides in Park City, Utah on a small ranch with her husband.  She has had careers in Medical Research, Zookeeping, and most currently Photographer at Erin Kate Photography. Follow Erin on Instagram at @silveroaksfarm and find her equestrian inspired fine art photographs and handmade goods in her Etsy shop SilverOaksFarm. 

#65 - Erin Gouveia: In the Life of an Equestrian, Photographer, & Artist.

Samantha Capoferri (Cap-oh-fairy) is the owner and head trainer at Gallifrey Farm, LLC., a private Dressage training facility outside of Savannah, GA, as well as a full-time Professor of Equestrian Studies at Savannah College of Art and Design. She graduated from Meredith Manor International Equestrian College in 2007 with certifications at the highest levels in Riding Instruction, Equine Training and Equine Sports Massage Therapy. She holds a B.A. in Equine Studies from West Virginia University (2009) and a M.S. in Kinesiology from Georgia Southern University (2017).Samantha is a USDF Bronze and Silver medalist with scores earned on self-trained horses and is currently working towards her Gold Medal. Until the COVID shut down she is enrolled in the USDF ‘L’ Judge program and hopes to be able to complete this in APR 2021. Her personal horses and passion lie in Draft Crosses and they have been Champion or Reserve Championfrom Training Level to FEI for the USDF All Breeds awards every year since 2015.Her teachers, Felicitas von Nuemann Cosel (First Choice Farm, MD) and Cynthia Thaxton (High Point Farm, GA) help her to instill proper biomechanical work with horses to bring about the natural beauty and harmony of any breed through the levels of Dressage. She is a firm believerthat Dressage is for every horse regardless of the saddle on their back. She utilizes her degree in Kinesiology to help teach this delicate work to her riders by focusing on their own biomechanics in the saddle to focus on the independence of the seat to bring about the quality of gaits from their horses.⬇️ Follow RAMM on social media @rammfence ⬇️Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rammfenceInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rammfence/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/rammfence/Twitter: https://twitter.com/rammfenceLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rammfence/

#64 - Sam Capoferri: Teaching, Training, & Riding in the Equestrian World

History teacher by day and horse girl 24/7, Susan Friedland shares an authentic look at equestrian life on her award-winning blog Saddle Seeks Horse and in her freelance writing for equine publications. Topics ranging from why stirrups and bits don’t mix, how to break in new riding boots the easy way along with travel adventures for the equestrian are the foundation of saddleseekshorse.com which has been serving up content since 2013. Horses Adored and Men Endured: A Memoir of Falling and Getting Back Up, Susan’s first book, has a 5-star rating on Amazon and has garnered praise from UnTacked, Horse and Style and fellow authors Jean Abernethy (of Fergus the Horse fame) and Carly Kade. Susan is owned by a cuddly Doberman and a tall, dark, and handsome Thoroughbred gelding who just made his successful debut as a fox hunter. Trot along with Susan and her OTTB Knight on social media at Instagram or Facebook at @saddleseekshorse or visit saddleseekshorse.com to tag along on equestrian adventures via blog email updates.

#63 Susan Friedland- Equestrian Authorship

Late Night Riders is an equestrian lifestyle podcast presented by RAMM Horse Fencing and Stalls. We discuss everything from different riding disciplines ranging to equestrian health & wellness. Join us every Friday night for a new episode!

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