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Wendys Whinnies

Wendy‘s Whinnies is the podcast from Wendy Murdoch, creator of the Murdoch Method, teaching riders how to do what great riders do naturally, and the SURE FOOT Equine Stability Program. Wendy is also the host of Webinars with Wendy, ongoing Zoom Webinars with equine professionals sharing their knowledge for the benefit of the horse. To register for Webinars with Wendy go to murdochmethod.com/shop.
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No. 228. Danielle Santos Head injuries and Helmets, Design and Safety

Danielle Santos is VP of sales for Charles Owens. The company and its worldwide reputation for the safety and quality of its products is indebted to the late Professor Roy Burek, who passed away in 2019. The grandson of Charles Owen, Roy was dynamic in leading industry research, studying traumatic brain injury and setting new standards for safety technology. Charles Owen’s design engineers continue to innovate and develop new exciting products using his research and expert knowledge.

Oct 25, 20231 hr 6 minEp. 225

No. 227. Raquel Butler. DVM: The Importance of Bodywork in Foals and Young Horses

Raquel Butler, DVM returns to discuss working with foals Dr. Raquel Butler is a Veterinarian, Animal Biomechanical Medicine Professional, and an Academic at Charles Sturt University Australia. At Charles Sturt she teaches Equine rehabilitation, Exercise physiology (The Equine Athlete), and Equine biomechanics in the Bachelor of Equine Science. Raquel has had her own business Integrated Veterinary Therapeutics for 8 years treating horses with a variety of modalities which includes Osteopathic and...

Oct 25, 20232 hr 10 minEp. 224

No. 225. Sarah Schlote, Equusoma® Part 2. A model of trauma in people and horses

It’s a natural combination. Integrating an understanding of mammalian stress responses, psychophysiology, trauma, and attachment in the presence of another relational species whose nervous systems resonate with the principles taught in Somatic Experiencing®, EQUUSOMA® is the intersection of the biological and the psychological, of intuition and science, where transformation occurs organically in a trauma-informed way. Our Mission: EQUUSOMA offers concrete frameworks, principles and training to g...

Oct 19, 20231 hr 5 minEp. 222

No. 224. Sara Hunt Part 2: Tips and Tricks on Fitting Boots

Horses have been my life since 1998, and over the last couple of decades, I've learned a lot of things. Horses have always been my best teachers, and it stands to reason that a particular horse started my path into barefoot hoofcare. My first horse Prophecy, who's been with me since 1999, came up lame in 2006 at age 18. After the vet came and went a time or three with no improvement, he told me to retire her--and that's just not something to tell a teenager about her first pony. So, off came the...

Oct 11, 20231 hr 21 minEp. 221

No. 223. Megan Hensley, Donkeys and Mules Hooves and Health

“Holistic Hooves” takes a wellness approach that you won’t find with many hoof care providers. Megan Hensley, AKA: The Donkey Farrier is about serving donkeys in a positive and educated light. She is equal parts farrier, educator and welfare advocate. There’s a beautiful intention to Megan that strives to improve lives, both human and donkey, through education, inspiration, empowerment and resources.

Oct 11, 20231 hr 3 minEp. 220

No. 222. Wendy Murdoch & Daisy Bicking - SURE FOOT for Postural Change

Daisy Bicking joins Wendy to talk about how she is using SURE FOOT to help with the postural rehabilitation of a horse that is in her care. Daisy is a hoof care specialist, who has been using the Physiopad to make horses comfortable while working on their feet.

Sep 20, 202357 minEp. 219

No. 221 Eq-Soma, Pam Eckelbarger & Diane Dzingle: Current research on ECVM

Pam and Diane have the Bone Room, where they have a wide variety of equine skeletons. They demonstrate in this video what the malformations look like with ECVM and talk a little about the genetics of this condition. If you are willing to help Pam with her genetic study please contact her at: http://www.equus-soma.com...

Sep 20, 20231 hr 36 minEp. 218

No. 220. Laurie Adams, using SAR Techniques for Finding a Loose Horse

Laurie Adams, a long-time Camp Sherman resident, and current mounted SAR member has hosted Nowacki's visits for four years. Her horse, Joey, is a forward-going and assertive gelding who, according to Adams and Nowacki, picked up the air-scent training very quickly. She talks about using Search and Rescue techniques to find loose horses in the wilderness.

Sep 06, 20231 hr 19 minEp. 217

No. 217. Sarah Schlote EQUUSOMA® Horse-Human Trauma Recovery Part 1.

Sarah is an attachment and body-oriented psychotherapist who combines a depth and breadth of knowledge of trauma therapy approaches with a warm, engaging nature and capacity to sit with the complexity of her clients’ experiences. Through felt sense attunement, intuition and skill, she aims to foster safety, curiosity, a willingness to explore, and trust in one’s innate ability to heal. She has taken her experience and training and created a process for the horse/human relationship healing called...

Aug 24, 20231 hr 32 minEp. 214

No. 216. Laurie Adams & Terry Nowacki- Equine Scent Detecting for Search & Rescue”

There is a new concept being used and studied by many across the world, it is the Air Scenting Detection Equine. Air Scenting is a search tool used for detection work. Horses are trained to follow airborne scent to its source, which could be a missing person, narcotics, etc. The scenting horse only goes into the scent locating mode when given special cues, otherwise it can double as a patrol, family riding or show horse.

Aug 16, 20231 hr 7 minEp. 213

No. 215. Heather O’Leary, DVM - Holistic Care for Horses and Dogs using SURE FOOT

A 1999 graduate of Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine, I pursued advanced training in veterinary spinal manipulative therapy (animal chiropractic) and veterinary acupuncture to earn certification in both modalities. I offer a personalized, hands-on approach to animal health. While I am a licensed veterinarian, I offer referral services only. All patients must have a primary veterinarian for routine and emergency veterinary care. Acupuncture and chiropractic can be used to maintain general ...

Aug 16, 202358 minEp. 212

No. 214. Stacie Boswell DVM - Fear Free Veterinary Care

As a veterinarian, Dr. Boswell is driven to learn all she can about horses, both inside and out. After graduating from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2009, she completed a year-long Equine Medicine and Surgery Internship at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Subsequently, she worked with Dr. Lisa Fortier at the Cornell University Comparative Orthopedic Laboratory and then completed a three-year Large Animal Surgery Residency at the U...

Aug 02, 202353 minEp. 211

No. 212. Sara Hunt, Professional Equine Boot Fitter: Equine Boots for Performance & Therapy.

Horses have been my life since 1998, and over the last couple of decades, I've learned a lot of things. Horses have always been my best teachers, and it stands to reason that a particular horse started my path into barefoot hoofcare. My first horse Prophecy, who's been with me since 1999, came up lame in 2006 at age 18. After the vet came and went a time or three with no improvement, he told me to retire her--and that's just not something to tell a teenager about her first pony. So, off came the...

Jul 27, 20231 hr 49 minEp. 209

No. 210. Wendy Murdoch, Combining SURE FOOT With Other Modalities

Wendy Murdoch is the creator of the SURE FOOT Equine Stability Program and SURE FOOT Equine Balance Pads. In this webinar she talks about how you may combine SURE FOOT with other modalities, such as body work, different techniques and stretching.

Jul 20, 202358 minEp. 207

No.209. Kim Bauer, TCM 5 Element Temperament Typing, 3 Case Studies

Kim Bauer is a well-known expert and educator in the field of Animal Acupressure and Massage. She began her coursework in Animal Acupressure and Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1999 and then in January of 2005 after fourteen years as a Middle School and Elementary School teacher, Kim created her business, Animal Ease Therapies. She creates individualized, integrated bodywork sessions for each animal that combines her knowledge of Acupressure, Massage, Temperament Typing, and numerous other modal...

Jul 20, 20231 hr 6 minEp. 206

No. 205. Janet Jones - Horse Brain/Human Brain

Janet Jones applies brain research to the training of horses and riders. She earned her Ph.D. from UCLA and taught the neuroscience of perception, language, memory, and thought for 23 years. Janet trained horses at a large stable early in her career, and later ran a successful horse training business of her own. She has schooled hundreds of green or difficult horses and competed in hunter, jumper, halter, reining, and western pleasure disciplines.

Jul 06, 20231 hr 14 minEp. 203

No. 204. Allison Thurston, My Kingdom for a Horse or Horse Shopping 101

Allison Thurston is an International clinician in multiple disciplines with students ranging from pony Club to FEI level and offers workshops, riding clinics, instructor clinics, lectures, and lessons. As a former scientist, her natural curiosity and keen sense of observation have drawn her to study techniques that enhance movement and sustainable health. As a former dancer, she has had a lifelong interest in the beauty of the intimate dynamic dance between horse and human.. Committed to being r...

Jul 06, 20231 hr 30 minEp. 202

No. 202. Lucinda Baker -Don’t Leave Your Horse Behind!

Lucinda Baker started learning about horses at a very young age. Her father Jack was an avid rider and taught her kindness and a profound empathy with all animals. She learned classical hunter jumper and hunt seat at Flintridge Riding Academy starting at age 5. After raising a family she bought a horse and spent 10 years of "Natural Horsemanship" clinics. This led her to begin studying Neuroscience and Equine Ethology and the development of the Equine Mandala

Jun 21, 20231 hr 29 minEp. 200

No. 201. Ann Ramsey- Observing Asymmetrical Movement Patterns in Horses

Ann Ramsey is a lifelong horsewoman. She graduated from California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo in 2006, with a bachelor's degree in Animal Science with a concentration in Equine Science. Currently, Ramsey focuses therapeutic farriery and equine rehabilitation. She is an AAPF-accredited farrier and focuses on therapeutic shoeing with modern materials, tools and computer software. Additionally, Ramsey holds a certification in Equine Rehabilitation from the Animal Rehab Institut...

Jun 09, 20231 hr 14 minEp. 199
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