The Equipod Podcast: An Average Equestrian Podcast Equipad

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with the remarkable Felicity Davies to explore the art of regaining your confidence with your horse. Felicity, a seasoned equestrian and renowned horse trainer, shares her wealth of knowledge on how to nurture a positive relationship with your equine companion, even after a challenging setback.

Whether you're a seasoned rider or just starting your equestrian journey, Felicity's insights are invaluable. She delves into the importance of understanding your horse's psychology, building trust through communication, and overcoming common riding fears. You'll discover practical tips, heartwarming stories, and expert advice that will help you reignite your passion for riding and deepen your bond with your four-legged friend.

To learn more about Felicity Davies and her transformative equestrian program, visit her website at Confident Equestrian Program, and follow her on Instagram at @felicitydavies_.

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In this episode, Equipad Founder, Katie-lea Quigley sits down with fellow equestrian business owner Hannah Basetti, the founder of The Riders Pod and now current Equipad employee to chat about their top 6 tips for those looking to start an equestrian brand, label or app. If you have any questions for either host you can message them via Instagram. Hannah - @hannahjaydebasetti or Katie - @katieleaequestrian. We hope you enjoy this episode!

Today we're sitting down and talking to the CEN nutrition founders, Bryan and Peter about what it takes to start a now nationally recognised horse feed and supplement brand. The highs and lows, successes and lessons over the last 9 years since it was founded. We also answer anonymous questions from listeners who are having issues with their horse's health. 

Welcome to the Equipod Podcast, in this episode Katie talks about how taking her Friesian gelding to a horse chiropractor improved his canter and transitions.