Exploring the Canadian Horse: Talking with Gail Cuthbert Brandt

08/01/23 • 30 min

The Whoa Podcast about Horses and Horsemanship

Reveille Merit Flamme-de-Nuit, Owned by Ken Morris

I wanted to learn more about "Cheval canadien", the Canadian Horse. I spoke with , an expert on Canadian history and a former breeder, Gail Cuthbert Brandt. Join us as we dive into the world of the Canadian Horse, its fascinating history, versatile uses, and unique personality traits.

Canadian Horse History

Gail Cuthbert Brandt takes us through the captivating history of the Canadian Horse. Descended from horses brought to Canada by early European settlers, linking them to King Louis XIV.

We know the Canadian Horse for its strength and toughness. Throughout history, people used these horses in different ways, as Gail Brandt explains. Originally, they were essential for farming and transportation. However, nowadays, people use them for different activities, such as sports, recreational riding, and therapy work. Their adaptable nature and friendly temperament make them beloved companions in the equestrian world.

Gail shares her experiences as a breeder of this amazing Horses. She highlights their unique personality traits, emphasizing their calm and willing nature. These horses are smart and have a strong work ethic, forming special bonds with their human partners. Gail's enthusiasm for the breed is clear when she talks about breeding and raising horses.

She hopes to preserve the breed and promote its importance in Canadian history. She is helping ensure a bright future for the Canadian Horse, which many horse lovers admire..

Our conversation with Gail Cuthbert Brandt provides a fascinating insight into the world of the Canadian Horse. These horses have a unique place in Canadian history.

The Whoa Podcast has done many shows from Canadians. You may be interested in learning more about horse trainers Jonathan Field or Jason Irwin, or rodeo entertainer, Bobby Kerr.

To learn more about the Canadien Horse

Welcome to the Canadian Horse Breeders' Society

Rare Breeds Canada

Heronwood Farms Canadien Horses

Canadian Horse Heritage and Preservation Society

Cheval Canadien Horse Association Ontario

Canadian Horse Association Rocky Mountain District

Canadian Horse Breeders Association - Atlantic District

Facebook group for New England and New York State

Join the Journey

Whether you're a seasoned horse owner or just starting out, we invite you to join us on this journey. Share your challenges, triumphs, and everyday experiences with others. We believe these stories can help others in their horse journey.

If you have a story, you would like to share, you can reach out to us through our Facebook or Instagram page. Alternatively, you can email [email protected] to be a part of the show.

Thanks for listening.

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Exploring the Canadian Horse: Talking with Gail Cuthbert Brandt

Reveille Merit Flamme-de-Nuit, Owned by Ken Morris

Canadian Horse History

Gail Cuthbert Brandt takes us through the captivating history of the Canadian Horse. Descended from horses brought to Canada by early European settlers, linking them to King Louis XIV.

She hopes to preserve the breed and promote its importance in Canadian history. She is helping ensure a bright future for the Canadian Horse, which many horse lovers admire..

Our conversation with Gail Cuthbert Brandt provides a fascinating insight into the world of the Canadian Horse. These horses have a unique place in Canadian history.

The Whoa Podcast has done many shows from Canadians. You may be interested in learning more about horse trainers Jonathan Field or Jason Irwin, or rodeo entertainer, Bobby Kerr.

To learn more about the Canadien Horse

Welcome to the Canadian Horse Breeders' Society

Rare Breeds Canada

Heronwood Farms Canadien Horses

Canadian Horse Heritage and Preservation Society

Cheval Canadien Horse Association Ontario

Canadian Horse Association Rocky Mountain District

Canadian Horse Breeders Association - Atlantic District

Facebook group for New England and New York State

Join the Journey

If you have a story, you would like to share, you can reach out to us through our Facebook or Instagram page. Alternatively, you can email [email protected] to be a part of the show.

Thanks for listening.

John & Ranae Episode #222 Support the Whoa Podcast with this Amazon Link. Checkout My YouTube Channel John Harrer & Horses Your Horse Will LOVE This Shampoo

Previous Episode

Andria Hautamaki's Lens: A Journey of Journalism and Horses

Andria Hautamaki is a remarkable freelance photo and print journalist. She has carved her niche in the realms of agriculture, the environment, and rural life. Publications such as National Geographic, CNN, and The New York Times have publisher her freelance work. As an avid reader of Western Horseman, I have read and enjoyed many of Andria's articles over the past months. She has a unique perspective and a diverse range of topics.

Andria is from Colorado and has a Master's degree in International Agricultural Development. She lives in Chile on her husband's family cattle ranch. After getting a grant from the International Women and Media Foundation, Andria focused on her photography. Andria has explored amazing places through her freelance work, telling stories about both people and horses. While Andria is an accomplished writer, her photography is the way she likes to tell stories.

I am particularly intrigued by Andria's ability to discover interesting tales wherever she roams. We talk about her beginnings in photography, her education, and her travel. She offers an interesting perspective now that she has to perform work on her cattle ranch. The same work she writes about others doing.

Today, we have the privilege of delving into Andria Hautamaki's life as a journalist and photographer.

Join us to hear about Andria's encounters with different cultures and her bond with horses. Get ready to be inspired by her remarkable storytelling and the indelible imprint she has made on the field of journalism.

I really enjoy talking to people in other parts of the world, such as Canada, Germany, and England.

Andria Hautamaki Links Heard on the Show Website: https://ahowdyphoto.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ahowdyphoto Email: [email protected] Join the Journey

If you have a story you would like to share, you can reach out to us through our Facebook or Instagram page. Alternatively, you can email [email protected] to be a part of the show.

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Next Episode

Horse Fly Spray Solution: 'Stop Buggn'

Horse Fly Spray Solution: 'Stop Buggn' Introduction to Michele Navarro

Are you on the hunt for an effective horse fly spray? Look no further. Today, we're spotlighting Michele Navarro, an expert in the horse world and an innovator in the realm of horse fly spray solutions. Besides running a diverse ranch in Gilroy, California, Michele faces a problem common to many: the persistent nuisance of flies.

Why 'Stop Buggn' is the Horse Fly Spray You Need

It's not just any fly spray; it's a horse fly spray that prioritizes the well-being of your animal. Why should 'Stop Buggn' be your go-to fly spray? Firstly, it boasts natural ingredients, ensuring no harmful chemicals touch your horses. Secondly, unlike many other fly sprays, this one comes with a pleasant aroma. Most importantly, after using it for two weeks, I can attest to its effectiveness.

Benefits of Choosing 'Stop Buggn' Horse Fly Spray

Given the plethora of horse fly sprays on the market, why choose 'Stop Buggn'?

Natural Ingredients: Many horse fly sprays have overpowering chemical scents. 'Stop Buggn', however, is an exception with its natural composition and pleasant smell.
Cost-Effective: For those skeptical about the often high costs of organic products, this fly spray won't strain your budget.
Support Local: Opting for 'Stop Buggn' means supporting a local business. Michele operates not far from Bakersfield, making it feel like supporting a community member.

Final Thoughts

This episode might come across as promotional, but it's rare for me to champion products. 'Stop Buggn' isn't just any product; it's a fly spray that genuinely delivers. So, if flies are causing havoc in your barn, consider Stop Buggn. And for more insights, swing by Whoa Podcast.

Links Heard on the Show

Stop Buggn Facebook

Stop Buggn Website

Join the Journey

If you have a story, you would like to share, you can reach out to us through our Facebook or Instagram page. Alternatively, you can email [email protected] to be a part of the show.

Thanks for listening.

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