
Navigating the world of collegiate riding is a mystery to most young rider athletes and their families. Sally Batton, a collegiate varsity equestrian coach for over 30 years, interviews coaches, organizations and riders for their insight on what it takes to ride on a collegiate equestrian team. So saddle up and join her as she reveals the inner workings of collegiate equestrian.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Jochen Schleese is a Certified Master Saddler, internationally recognized saddle fitting expert, author, and founder of Schleese Saddlery Service and Saddlefit 4 Life®. After his own riding career was cut short due to his horse suffering saddle-relat... more
Joining the podcast are members of the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) equestrian team, fresh off an impressive performance at the IHSA National Championships. Representing the program are Head Coach and Equestrian Director Ashley Henry, As... more
The University of Lynchburg, one of the top programs in collegiate equestrian, talks about their recent NCEA National Championship win. Under the leadership of Phillip Williamson, the Hornets have built a nationally recognized program with multiple c... more
is the Head Riding Coach and Associate Professor of Physical Education at Washington and Lee University. With more than 30 years of experience in the equestrian industry, he has coached nationally competitive collegiate riders and programs at Albion ... more
As a US Pony Club mom (and a non-equestrian myself) trying to help my daughter figure out the world of college recruiting, this pod cast gave me some much needed insight into this hard to navigate world. I’m thankful to say my daughter landed a spot on NCEA SEC team and is now a junior. I loved all the interviews and insight. My one request is to offer a bit more info on NCEA.
I’m also an IEA mom, and not a horse person, so this podcast gives me a glimpse of what opportunities might lie ahead for my daughter.
Mom of a high school aged/ IEA rider here… learning so much. Thank you!
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This show centers on the ins and outs of collegiate riding, featuring long-form conversations with coaches, program leaders, riders, and industry professionals. Recent episodes cover national championship formats, IHSA and NCEA crossovers, program funding and recruitment, rider development and fitness, and the evolving role of media and storytelling in equestrian organizations. A notable strength is its willingness to unpack both the technical and human sides of college riding—ranging from facility logistics and horse sharing to leadership, academics, and career pathways after graduation. Listeners can expect actionable insights for coaches and program administrators, as well as practical guidance for riders and families navigating college ... more
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