• Equine Affaire: All about Cowtown in Cooper! - HORSES IN THE MORNING

  • Mar 21 2024
  • Length: 46 mins
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Equine Affaire: All about Cowtown in Cooper! - HORSES IN THE MORNING

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  • In this episode, we're chatting all about Cowtown in Cooper! Cowtown in Cooper is a fun new educational feature at Equine Affaire which is sponsored by Western Life Today. Cowtown in Cooper is happening on Friday and Saturday and it consists of clinics that are specifically about cow-oriented Western disciplines: roping, boxing, ranch sorting, reining, cutting, and more. In today's show, we will chat with John Strayer, who is a long time employee of Equine Affaire and who came up with the whole idea, and then we'll chat with one of our clinicians and learn all about breakaway roping. Let's get a little Western.

    HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3391 – Show Notes and Links:

    • Hosted by: Allison Rehnborg of Equine Affaire and Glenn the Geek
    • Title Sponsor: Equine Affaire
    • Subscribe to the Equine Affaire Podcast, search Equine Affaire Podcast in your podcast player.
    • Guest: John Strayer
    • Guest: Dave Treharne
    • Link: Get your tickets for Equine Affaire and Fantasia at equineaffaire.com today!
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