The Equine Life

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Join us as we are joined by Northern Territory based Becky Klingenberg who grew up in the suburbs of Melbourne and feel in love with horses through the time spent at her grandparents farm.
Becky is a professional trick rider, horse trainer and breaker with a can do attitude, who isn't afraid of a challenge and says no to excuses. Hear her story and journey that has shaped her life to where she is today.
To find out more about becoming a trick rider by checking out Becky's page BK Trick Riding and Horsemanship https://bit.ly/3BuSa80 or simply add 'trick riding' into your search bar with NZ or Aussie as suffix for a number of options to get involved.

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Welcome to episode eight of season three.
In this episode we catch up with four star eventing star and Dynavyte sponsored rider Abigail Long (aka Abby). Currently based in Levin she has been running Abby Long Equestrian, professionally competing a team of horses across the country while providing coaching and development opportunities on the family property.
In April Abby announced that she is making the big move to the UK to further her career and chase the Olympic dream of being part of the New Zealand eventing team in the future.
We dive into how she got to where she is, plans for the future and how she is keeping on top of her game to overcome the pressures that professional sport riders like herself are exposed to.
Check out more on New Zealand's high performance equestrian squads by visiting here https://www.nzequestrian.org.nz/high-performance/
This episode is proudly sponsored by Jeremy and the team at Dynavyte New Zealand.
Where their story began with a horse and with a lifetime of combined knowledge of all things Equine, led to the development of a natural product range to meet their customer’s needs and expectations for drug-free animal health and welfare.
Make sure you check them out and give them a try with your equine friend!
You won't be disappointed!
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Welcome to episode eleven of season three.
In this episode we catch up with the very humble and talented Chel Clarkin. Cambridge based jewellery maker and designer who has had a life immersed in the world of polo and hunting across NZ and the world.
We dive into the journey she been on from her first pony, facing many challenges, to her amazing business Chel Clarkin Jewellery. Which you can check out at: https://cheleclarkin.com
To find out more check out more about the sport of polo. Visit NZ Polo
http://www.polo.org.nz/
Special shout to Lammermoor Distillery for sponsoring this episode. A unique Central Otago distillery producing premium gin and whisky.
Order yours today and discover more of their story and why it's a must have addition to every household. https://lammermoordistillery.com/
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Welcome to season 2, episode 5 of The Equine Life podcast
Join us for our fifth episode of the season, where we could have chatted all day with the super talented and energetic Lake Hawea cowgirl Natalie DeCaro.
Originally from Canada Natalie shares some memories of her childhood including being involved in a bank robbery and how she came to New Zealand.
She is self taught in many aspects including sewing which she has turned into a very exciting equine business which you can check out here https://bit.ly/38bXLX7

To find out more about the pony camps mentioned in this episode check out Central Pony Camps https://bit.ly/3Icine9
Many thanks to this episodes sponsor 'The Event Advent' the gift countdown calendar for any occasion. Check them out https://bit.ly/3MWEvg2 and use the discount code found within this episode on your first order!
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Welcome to Season 2, episode 11
Join us as we talk to Millie Aitken, a high country born and bred country chic who learnt how to ride quickly when she ended up working on one of Canada's biggest ranches. Hear her journey, her biggest learnings and how sitting round a campfire during camp outs on the ranch lead her to her business Bar M Custom tack.
You can find out more about Bar M Custom tack by visiting https://www.barmcustomtack.com/ and check out the Canadian cowboy & ranch jobs on facebook to plan your own ranch adventure.

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