
Broke Horse Moms is the podcast for every muck boot-wearing, Venmo-draining mama raising a kid who rides. Hosted by Angie Trueblood, proud horse mom and founding member of the ‘I thought this was just a phase’ club, each episode brings real talk, expert guests, and fellow horse moms who’ve lived through what we’re still Googling. We cover everything from barn life, budgeting, and decoding show rul... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | a year ago |
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Grace Speckman tracked every single dollar she spent leasing a horse and still ended up $14,000 in the hole after four months. She's a certified financial planner. If it can catch her off guard, it can absolutely catch the rest of us. In this one, we... more
We all know the feeling: standing at the rail, trying not to visibly panic, while our kid looks completely calm in the saddle. Turns out that might not be as harmless as it feels.
This week I’m talking with Courtenay Baber, a licensed professional c... more
Before Pony Finals, I thought we knew horse shows. We had rated shows under our belt. We'd qualified for a national championship. I had even made an entire episode about what first-timers need to know. Then we got to Kentucky, and I realized this was... more
Nobody told me that gradually, week by week, I would stop being the center of Chloe's horse life. A few weeks ago she got her driver's license, and almost overnight, everything about my role at the barn changed. She drives herself to lessons now. She... more
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Loving this podcast! Wish it was around when we started this horse thing 6 years ago! Angie makes me laugh and brings the real deal!
Thank you for starting this community! It would be great if you could do an episode about the Interscholastic Equestrian Association. My daughter has had a great experience on an IEA team and it has made riding more accessible for her. I’m not sure if it’s enough for her to ride on a competitive IHSA or NCEA in college, though.
What a fun, informative and down to earth podcast for all of us that are navigating our little horse girls’ journey. Sadly we weren’t born with a trust fund, and while we’ve always loved horses in our family, we’ve never been this “close to it all”. Thank you guys! I hope the podcast continues to grow and thrive.
It starts out so innocently with a once a week lesson. Before you know it you’re putting super weird things in your washing machine & your checkbook no longer belongs to you. The trainer tells you to go buy a new bit every 3 weeks & overnight horse shows that require hotel stays become your “favorite” weekend getaway. Angie is a podcast pro, so we couldn’t be more fortunate to have her in our Broke Horse Mom life. I love her determination to make this sport possible for her daughter. We all know... more
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