This morning I had a great time guest-starring on episode 3,460 (!!!) of the podcast Horses in the Morning, the world’s leading daily morning podcast for the horse world with listeners in over 90 countries!
Billed as “A light, lively, entertaining look at the horse world and the people in it,” the podcast features “entertaining conversation, out-of-the-ordinary guests, numerous regular horse-related segments, training tips, health segments, listener call-ins, contests, giveaways, and so much more.”
Host Glenn Hebert is originally from Lancaster, PA, literally just across the Susquehanna River from my hometown of York, PA (see what they did there?), so we had many horsey landmarks in common, from Fair Hill to the York Fair to the infamous New Holland Sales Stables, the largest livestock auction house on the East Coast. Several amazing horses I learned to ride on as a kid were rescued from New Holland, as was Hebert’s first driving pony.
In addition to chatting about Horse Show, Hebert retold the fascinating story of “One-Eyed Charley,” a famous stagecoach driver who left behind a lifetime of secrets…!
Follow this link to hear our conversation about horse history and Horse Show!

