Brody – STALL AND STABLE

This episode is brought to you by: Lucas Equine Equipment and Tangent Materials.

If you’re one of the lucky horse people who finally get to bring their horses home or start that boarding business you’ve always dreamed about, you’ll appreciate this episode. Tips and advice about horsekeeping are plentiful on the internet, but many of them are either unreliable, sketchy, or based on a situation that’s very different than yours. Today’s tips are generic enough to be used just about anywhere, they don’t cost you a fortune to implement, and each one is backed up by credible research. Plus, get the scoop on Helena’s new sand ring in the works. Listen in!

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EP 58: Winter Drama at Hoo Hollow

February 5, 2021February 12, 2021

This episode is brought to you by: Lucas Equine Equipment, makers of fine quality stall components and accessories. And, by Tangent Materials, smart fencing for safer farms.

Well, well, well, it’s been an interesting three months of learning, coping, and evolving here at Hoo Hollow! From mental health and crazy horses, to shattered splint bones and a new truck, there’s a lot to cover. No matter how long you’ve been involved with horses, or how much you think you know, there is ALWAYS room for learning… and a slice or two of Humble Pie. Listen in!

(p.s. That’s Brody snoozing in our feature photo this week. He’s real good at taking advantage of a little winter sunshine.)

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Divided our field into two paddocks — Making room for three horses.

A Nor’easter didn’t help, that’s for sure.

Brody in his makeshift stall — The patient in the “recovery room”.

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EP 40: What’s Up at Hoo Hollow

May 20, 2020May 20, 2020

There’s been a lot of activity at our place these last few months. The quarantine has us sheltering in place here in Rhode Island, but that doesn’t mean there’s been a lack of things to do. On the contrary! From finishing our new hay shed, to major driveway construction, Buck and I have been busy little bees. Stick around to find out what inspired Buck to get back in the saddle, how our backyard barn has been serving Brody and Siouxsie, and how this time of isolation has also brought an opportunity for self-reflection and a new respect for horsemanship. Listen in!

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Outbuildings — *Looking east from our deck.*

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EP 31: What’s New at Our Place

January 22, 2020March 4, 2020

When you have a small horse property, a job, kids, and relationships, it is critical that your day to day work flow of horse care is smooth and efficient. Not everyone can build the ideal barn in size, layout, or amenities. In that case, some creativity and a modest budget can make it all work nicely. Buck joins me today to talk about what’s happening at our place these days, how we are managing Siouxsie’s digestive issues, and the thought process behind adding a new shed to our property. Listen in!

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Photo: The Barnyard Store, Ellington, CT