Myers Performance Horses--Past, Present, and Future
Release Date: 10/22/2021
Dr. Beau Whitaker--Pre-Purchase Exams
The Business of Barrel Racing
Dr. Beau Whitaker specializes in Lameness and Sports Medicine, Equine Rehabilitation, Regenerative Medicine and Diagnostic Imaging at Brazos Valley Equine Hospital in Salado, TX.
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Maggie Poloncic—Magic, Mindset, and Making it Happen
The Business of Barrel Racing
Maggie shares key insights and tools that have made her thankful for early challenges, given her the confidence to try unconventional strategies, and helped her loosen the grip that negative social media can have.
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No Really--You Ain't Seen Nothin Yet
The Business of Barrel Racing
Aint Seen Nothin Yet's person, Lisa Miladinovich, shares the stallions rise to stardom and gives insights into how mare owners can do their part to ensure the best experience for all involved.
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Myers Performance Horses--Past, Present, and Future
The Business of Barrel Racing
For today’s episode I sat down with Bill and Deb Myers. They started from scratch riding colts like a lot of us have, and they’ve built not only a financially successful operation, but they’ve really made an impact on the barrel racing and rodeo industries as a whole that will felt for decades.
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Discovering Depth of Pedigree
The Business of Barrel Racing
Industry leading breeder Alan Woodbury shares his perspective and strategies on using pedigree to reduce risk and optimize performance potential.
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Trailer
The Business of Barrel Racing
This is a brief introduction to the Business of Barrel Racing podcast and what you can expect to gain from your time spent with us. Brand new episodes are ready to launch!
info_outlineFor today’s episode I sat down with Bill and Deb Myers. This is the second of a series of three interviews on the breeding side of things. When I’ve tried to think of who could I talk to that really knows how to make a living in the horse industry, Bill and Debbie are the first ones I think of. They started from scratch riding colts like a lot of us have, and they’ve built not only a financially successful operation, but they’ve really made an impact on the barrel racing and rodeo industries as a whole that will felt for decades. They haven’t just made a mark on the barrel racing world, they’ve developed one of the cornerstones on which many other programs have been built. They’ve actually made a difference.
Bill and Debbie were so generous with their time. They stand the following living stallions:
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