Horseman’s Corner Radio
by Hale Broadcasting
FREE #horsemanship tips from some of the greatest riders, trainers, breeders and performers in the world. The Horseman’s Corner was established in 1994 and since then, Howard has amassed over 1,250 hours of personal interviews with people involved in the world of horses.
Episodes
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Ben Crane - Leaning Tree Greeting Cards
Ben Crane explains that he is not the owner of Leaning Tree Greeting Cards, but one of about 200 artists who contribute to the company. His work has mainly been in their Western Humor card line, where around 18 artists were involved. He lives west of Eckville, Alberta, at about 3,068 feet...
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Getting Trail Horses Ready
"There's a lot of it that plays into it. Any horse that's been very well trained for most events can go be a trail horse because they have that mindset, that willing attitude you want. Some of the things that they have to get used to is, for instance, if they're a show horse, and they've never...
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Hal Coker Memorial Buckaroo Benefit Fund
Do you know any cowboys that have experienced health and accident related emergencies? Well, we have an organization to tell you about... The Hal Coker Memorial Buckaroo Benefit Fund. The organization's mission is to provide financial support for people in the ranching, cowboy community who...
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Trust and Confidence
Welcome to The Ranch Road with Van Hargis of Van Hargis Horsemanship. Today Van is talking about Trust and Confidence and how one leads to the other.
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Saddle Selection Tips
"Yes sir, what I'm looking for in a saddle of course, you hit the nail right on the head and I want to find a top quality saddle made by a very reputable and very top quality saddle manufacturer. And the reason why is that they're generally going to work a little bit harder with the saddle tree...
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Importance of Managing Risk
"Would you consider yourself a good risk manager? I think about that every time that I work with a horse at any level. I don't care if I'm just tying one up to the hitching rail or if I'm putting one on the horse walker, if I'm about to step up in the saddle for the first time. Any time that I do...
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Whoa! with Van Hargis
"For years I've earned a reputation of getting horses to be good stoppers at a fairly young age and people have always asked, well how do you get those little young horses to stop so big? And number one, I don't really work on it in particular, I just work on the basic fundamentals. Number one, I...
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A Million Trainers without a Clue
Listen in to learn more about Mindy Bower of Simla, Colorado!
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An Equine Tip from Jim Hicks
Utah Horseman Jim Hicks on how he trains his horses to handle the situations that might be uncomfortable for them. "I want to create thinking horses that respond, that learn to think their way out of the problem versus horses that react and check out. And so what I have found for myself is that…
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The Little Things That Count
California Horsewoman and trainer Sharon Camarillo. When you're unsaddling your horse, that's the time to look for dry spots, rubbed hairs, soreness when you're brushing that horse's back off. I always like to use just a little alcohol and water or liniment on my horse's back as I brush off that...
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Minatare Horsewoman Val Baker
We have a nearly limitless vault of old Howard Hale archived interviews to share with you, and here's another one from Minatare horsewoman Val Baker. This was years ago, but still good information and a lot of fun. Let's listen in. Minatare Nebraska horsewoman Val Baker competed in the Art of the...
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Raising Thinking Horses
Utah Horseman Jim Hicks on how he trains his horses to handle the situations that might be uncomfortable for them. I want to create thinking horses that respond, that learn to think their way out of the problem versus horses that react and check out. And so what I have found for myself is that in...
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Kansas Trainer Gary Kirchoff
Gary Kirchhoff operates and trains out of the Rockin P Ranch located in Gaylord, Kansas. He is a professional horse trainer and clinician with decades of experience spanning multiple equine disciplines, utilizing natural horsemanship philosophies influenced by masters like Tom Dorrance and Ray Hunt.
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Training Horses in Utah
Utah horseman Jim Hicks on how he trains his horses to handle the situations that might be uncomfortable for them. "I want to create thinking horses that respond, that learn to think their way out of a problem versus horses that react and check out. And so what I have found for myself is that in...
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Bill Bormes Training Program
Listen in to this archived interview with the late Howard Hale. Bill Bormes is an accomplished American professional horseman, horse trainer, and business manager based out of Castle Rock and Elizabeth, Colorado. He operates Bill Bormes Performance Horses, Inc., where he trains open and amateur...
About this show
FREE #horsemanship tips from some of the greatest riders, trainers, breeders and performers in the world. The Horseman’s Corner was established in 1994 and since then, Howard has amassed over 1,250 hours of personal interviews with people involved in the world of horses.
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