05-19-17 by Kentucky Performance Products – Heartland’s Amber Marshall, Old Rotten Halter With Free Pony, Preakness Picks
Today’s Kentucky Performance Products episode we get to know Amber Marshall who plays Amy Fleming on the CBC hit TV show Heartland, really bad ads features an old rotten halter that comes with a free pony and we make our Preakness picks. Listen in…
Guests and Links 1701:
- Link to Sound File for Sight Impaired: Click Here
- The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Glenn the Geek: co-host, executive in charge of comic relief, Jamie Jennings: co-host, director of wacky equestrian adventures, Coach Jenn: producer, Chaos Control Officer.
- Title Sponsor: Kentucky Performance Products
- Photo source: Amber Marshall as Amy Fleming on Heartland
- Guest: Amber Marshall, Heartland
- This month’s prizes provided by Smooth Stride Riding Jeans, Kelly Herd Jewelry
- Additional support for this episode by: Ovation Riding
This is my first time Listening to your radio show loved listening to Amber Amarshall I started watching Heartland the year of 2014 and now I’m hooked I’m a big fan of Amber Marshall and Graham Wardel
Thank you – please stop back we have a fun show about a little bit of everything horsey.
I want ask about shugar food . In first season Scot chackt him and He said shugar food have 30 years . In 8 season in Ty’s and Amy’s wedding he is stil a live . Micro ponies not a live that long . How is it impossible ?
Hi everyone,
Further to your interview about roping a horses feet. I understand your misgivings but my experience recently gave me an insight into the “why do it”.
My mare has been shown extensively and is pretty much bomb proof. One morning I lead her out of the barn with just a rope over her neck (have been doing this forever) but this morning the rope fell off her neck and there was a small loop in the end of the rope (would never have thought her foot would go through it…but it did. I just quietly and firmly said Whoa — and she did–thankfully.
I often have put a rope around her fetlocks, just to lift her feet—then the big payoff—no panic with a rope around her feet.
I also have a big 2 yr. old gelding and have done the same training with him, mostly because he is big and strong and not always great at picking up his back feet. Picking up his feet with a rope has been super helpful and nothing moving or falling around his feet bothers him.
Ropes can help with training if used cautiously. I also taught him to come off the pressure with a rope behind his rump because as you know the first time you have a loading issue at a show, etc., someone will put a rope around his rump, so why not teach your horse to load this way at home, when you lots of time, even if you never use it.
Always love your show
Lynda
First time listening. I use to have a horse and hope to one day have another. Love anything to do with horses! (❤️ Heartland!) I will be downloading the app.
I love Heartland, I also really enjoyed listening to the interview with Amber Marshall. My wife and I are planning on driving 22 hours up to Grand Prairie to attend the Stompede and hopefully meet Amber. My Grand daughter (Adeline) will be 2 in November, and I’m looking forward to seeing her grow up and become the woman that Amber Marshall has turned out to be, loving and caring! This is what makes the character Amy so believable. I also want to be just like Grandpa Jack for my Grandkids. My Grandsons name is Jaxon (Jax).