Are you doing endless groundwork with your horse in preparation for showmanship or other in-hand classes? If you want to work in the horse industry – especially in the Thoroughbred yearling sales sector – all that work will pay off in a big way. Showmanship. Known as...
For the better part of five years, I spent at least one night a week (often more) in a barn staring at pregnant mares during foaling season and making sure all went well in their foaling and the early days of their foal’s lives. Even though I no longer foal...
While the holiday season is always packed with plenty of travel since I live a few thousand miles from my family, the best part of it professionally is that it gives me time to focus on my own business every year. As my company has grown, I’ve quickly learned that it...
If you run a social media account, it can be hard to come up with content every day – something most social media sites almost require you do to stay on newsfeeds. This is why having topics you can make into weekly series (or re-run every so often) is helpful. Below...
If you’re on social media in any capacity, you know there are plenty of platforms to choose from when looking into which is best for your business. But not every platform is right for your business. The four points below are things are what I discuss with new clients...
Last week I was a guest on the Amplify Horse Racing Hangout (you can find the replay on the bottom of this blog) and one of the things I was asked was to give tips for those who want to work in the equine industry. We didn’t get a chance to go as in depth as I would...
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