At The Hold: A Podcast for Endurance Riders
At The Hold: A Podcast for Endurance Riders
Podcast Description
A remote interview platform podcast for Endurance Riders. Guests will share information about their endurance accomplishments, stories, backgrounds — who are they and how did they get down the trail. The overall format will endeavor to get to know the guest on and off the trail.
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The podcast covers a variety of topics related to endurance riding such as personal accomplishments, horse care, and experiences sharing trail narratives. Episodes feature stories from historical figures in endurance riding, like Susan Kasemeyer discussing her pioneering work, as well as contemporary riders like Rachel Land sharing thrilling experiences from challenging rides like Tevis and the Mongol Derby, offering a holistic view of the endurance riding community.
A remote interview platform podcast for Endurance Riders. Guests will share information about their endurance accomplishments, stories, backgrounds — who are they and how did they get down the trail. The overall format will endeavor to get to know the guest on and off the trail.
Steven Hay has grown up as an endurance rider! He began his endurance career in 2003 at the age of 13. Since he has logged nearly 7,000 miles. Steven talks about loving the strategy of riding a 100-mile ride. He shares some great advice for Junior Riders. And, he talks about how influential his grandmother was in his love for horses and getting him to endurance rides as well as the importance of the many mentor riders that have helped him along the way.
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