UNTACKED | Horses & Beyond For Wired Equestrians & Equine Enthusiasts

HorseGirlTV is honored to be a part of the amazing team at WF Young, Inc working with Absorbine closely these last several years. Angelea has used Absorbine since she was 10 years old so its a perfect fit for our host to plug in with a company she admires.

Horses that eat whole food regularly spend less time digesting and absorbing feed and supplements and more time utilizing nutrients to heal and repair their bodies.

Liniment serves many purposes for horses. Today we're going to talk about the three main applications. The liniment that I use comes in a variety of different forms including a trigger spra,, a gel, and even larger sizes of the liquid that I use when mixing with water.

Margie Goldstein-Engle is an American show jumping equestrian, Olympian, and a 10-time American Grandprix Association Rider of the Year. Margie won 6 World Cups and 20 Nations Cups between 1984 and 2005.

Heather is a dressage trainer and clinician currently based in Wellington, Florida and was the alternate with her life long partner (Heather picked Paragon's mom and dad and find out his birth! Watch now!) and Paragon for the USA Olympic Dressage Team!

We thought it best to let you read about Tommie in his own words so... "I am a horse trainer, equine entertainer and stuntman. This is my life, not a side-line. I live every day with my horses; cleaning, caring, feeding, and riding. They are my family and my life..."

Angelea was fortunate enough to meet up with Bo Lofvander from Back on Track down in Wellington learn about their innovative and highly effective products.

Dale is a grade 2 due to multi-limb involvement with weakness in her legs and hands compounded by severe hand deformities. Often people never realize her disability until they see her walk with her cane.

Join Angelea as she rides along with Jon and Seth to talk about the early beginnings of reining, where it has come to in the modern day, where it might be going and how you can get involved! Ingram Training Stable, is located in Loxahatchee, Florida just outside the beautiful horse village of Wellington.

Watch and learn as Angelea talks with Frank Pellegrini DVM about digestive health and how when a horse is healthy on the inside it performs and looks better on the outside!

These are Angelea's favorite horse show muffins as they freeze easily and individually wrapped are a quick treat to share around the tack stall but they are likewise brilliant at Sunday brunch or simply with a nice cup of coffee.

HorseGirlTV traveled to Maryland to meet the team at First Choice Farm and interview the amazingly gifted trainer, Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel. Felicitas was, of course, brilliant and inspiring to chat with and furthermore we fast felt at home there as EVERYONE was so welcoming.

It's all too common to see a blanket on a horse that is either too big or too small/ It's like the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears - It doesn't work if it's too big or too small, only just right. Just right makes for a happy horse resulting in a happy horse owner.

Valerie spent the majority of her adult life as a Naval Intelligence Officer. The daughter of two English majors, and an English major herself, she always had a great interest in books and writing. Just prior to her retirement from the Navy, someone suggested she turn an idea she had into a book, and from there her second career began.

Shackleford Banks, the southern-most barrier island in Cape Lookout National Seashore, is home to more than 110 wild horses. This is one of the few places in the eastern United States where wild horses can still be seen. Shackleford Banks is approximately nine miles long and averages less than a mile wide. It contains many habitats, unique to barrier islands, which support the horses. Come along with Angelea as she meets a Horse Wildlife Biologist and take a walk around Shackleford Banks viewing some of the wild horse island residents.

HorseGirlTV gets tons of fan mail with many questions about horse management and training. This was a great question from Ludy in Arizona. Ludy asks - How do you build a jump? You'll need some materials including jump cups. Thanks for the question Ludy! Now here's your answer!

In times of uncertainty we often react by cutting corners to save money. The key to keeping your costs and stress low is proactive maintenance. This is very easily applied to the care of your horse and especially important as the weather gets warmer and you are to ride your healthy and happy horse. Here are a few tips in being proactive for keep your horse healthy and helping enjoy the warmer months!

HorseGirlTV visits with author, trainer, exercise rider and all around horse gal, Nanette Levin about her new book, and how she got started working with horses over 20 years ago.

We take a look back to classic HorseGirlTV webisodes. Follow Angelea, as she meets with reining trainer and competitor, John Irish to learn about this competitive FEI sport that is growing in popularity. "Whoa" is given a WHOLE new meaning with this sports sliding stops!

HorseGirlTV revisits a great friend to the series, Sheryl Rudolph of FITS to find out where they are at now in revolutionizing the technical apparel industry!