In this episode, hosts Cheyenne and Maria dive headfirst into the high-stakes world of equine health with special guest Dr. Edwin Simpson ("Dr. Ted")—a renowned racetrack veterinarian, creator of Synutra Equine, and trusted source for horse owners across the country. As the horse community reels from a recent outbreak of Equine Herpesvirus (EHV), the conversation gets real about biosecurity, the latest travel restrictions, and the practical steps everyone needs to take to keep their horses safe. From cleaning trailers and quarantine protocols to the nitty-gritty on vaccines, supplements, and handling horse show stress, Dr. Ted lends his expertise to separate fact from rumor and give hope in uncertain times. Whether you're hitting the road for a big event or just want to keep your barn virus-free, this episode covers the best practices and science-backed advice you need right now. Saddle up—it's a can't-miss conversation for every horse lover!

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Maria and Cheyenne dive deep into the adrenaline-fueled world of horse racing with an incredible guest—none other than Flavien Prat, the number one jockey in the country. Fresh off a jaw-dropping weekend at the Breeders Cup, Flavien Prat shares what it’s like to win million-dollar races on world-class horses, break personal and professional records, and immediately jump on a plane to chase even more victories the very next day.

02:21 Jockey Flavien Prat joins the show

04:29 Breeders' Cup Preparation Insights

13:26 Striving for Success in Racing

36:23 Flavien's Favorite Horse

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Today's guest is barrel racing sensation Carlee Otero, fresh off a record-breaking October that’s put her at the top of every barrel racing headline. From scoring $168,000 in mere weeks to bringing two young, rodeo-inexperienced horses all the way to the NFR, Carly opens up about the guts, grit, and strategy that go into chasing the gold buckle.

You’ll hear candid insights on how she balances business smarts with rodeo passion, why she chooses jackpots over downtime, and what it takes to spot and develop a champion mount. Plus, Cheyenne and Maria dig into what sets the Thomas & Mack arena apart—and how Carlee’s horses are prepping for that electric, make-or-break show ring.

It’s an episode about more than winning—it’s about growth, resilience, and following your intuition, whether you’re running down the alleyway or making deals in the barn. So saddle up: this is one raw, inspiring conversation you won’t want to miss.

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In this episode, hosts Cheyenne and Maria recap the electrifying close to the rodeo season, including thrilling finishes at the Governor’s Cup and the impressive runs by Halyn Lide and Caitlin Scott. Cheyenne shares insider advice for newcomers navigating the transition from rookie to pro, diving into everything from filling your WPRA permit, building a strategic rodeo plan, and finding mentors and team members to give you an edge.

Maria gives us a sneak peek into her newest project: MF Buckers, her foray into the bucking bull syndication business, complete with behind-the-scenes stories, laughs, and bull names that are bound to stand out. The duo also chat about the mental and physical balance required for horses and riders prepping for the NFR, the importance of reasonable goals, and why having a solid strategy—and a good team—is crucial for survival on the rodeo trail.

Saddle up for another episode packed with stories, strategies, and straight talk from the heart of rodeo culture—plus, a taste of what’s next in this wild ride!

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On this episode of Gallop & Gossip, we dove into the high-stakes drama of the NFR race, spotlighting barrel racer Halyn Lide as she battles for a coveted spot. We unpacked the wild conditions at Mandan, how grit and strategy can make or break your rodeo season, and the real-life hustle it takes to chase dreams with family in tow. If you’re passionate about ambition, resilience, and the business of making it big—this is your backstage pass to the world where legends are made. Stay tuned for more insider stories and keep reaching for your next big win!

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On this episode of Gallop & Gossip, we tackled the realities of staying safe while traveling in the rodeo and horse world—especially for women on the road alone. From the importance of being aware of your surroundings, carrying protection, and embracing tools like protective dogs, to understanding how social media can impact your security, we covered practical steps to keep yourself and your animals safe. Plus, we dived into the wild world of horse sales and the grit it takes to make it in rodeo competition. Remember, preparation is key—stay aware and protect what matters most.

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We sat down with Amy Hebert, former racetracker turned powerhouse entrepreneur and owner of Aiken Saddlery. We dove into the life lessons learned from horses—grit, resilience, and relentless work ethic—and how those lessons fuel business success. Amy shared her journey from galloping racehorses to building a thriving retail business, the importance of community connections, and why sticking with your passion, even through tough transitions, can lead to incredible things. If you're thinking about turning your horse world hustle into a booming business, this episode is packed with real, actionable inspiration.

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Welcome to episode 10 of Gallop & Gossip! In this milestone episode, hosts Cheyenne and Maria take us on a journey through the thrills and challenges that come with life in the horse world. They kick things off with a lively update on the recent Whitney Stakes at Saratoga, sharing insider stories about the race day energy, famous horses, and why the racetrack experience is like no other.

Then, Cheyenne sits down for a heartfelt conversation with four-time NFR qualifier Donna K. Rule. Together, they dive into what it really means to set goals in rodeo, how to know when it’s time to regroup (for both horse and rider), and the deep, often unspoken bond riders have with their horses. Through stories of grit, resilience, and a few unexpected roadblocks, this episode shines a light on the importance of pivoting, self-reflection, and the pursuit of self-gratification—whether in the show ring, on the rodeo trail, or behind the scenes in everyday life.

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