This episode of The Score wasn’t planned—but it turned into one of the most meaningful conversations we’ve had.

Fresh off a dominant showing at the U.S. Finals, three-time World Champion Jade Corkill sat down for an extended, unfiltered conversation that goes far beyond the pay window. After taking the #16.5 with his son Colby and the Open with Tanner Tomlinson, Corkill opens up to TRJ's Calli Montague about what that moment really meant—and why, in his words, it felt like a world championship.

What follows is a candid look at the evolution of a competitor. Corkill reflects on the shift from chasing titles to finding fulfillment in watching the next generation rise—especially when that next generation is your own kid. He breaks down the mental side of team roping at an elite level, from handling pressure and staying present to the simple truth that most competitors beat themselves before the steer is ever roped.

It’s equal parts philosophy, fatherhood, and high-level strategy—told in a way only someone who’s lived it can explain. Whether you rope or not, this episode hits on something bigger: perspective, growth, and what it actually means to win.

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HITM: In our Rescue Highlight we meet Victoria Hilton from Enchanted Thoroughbreds and our adoptable horses of the month, Gus & Dewhite. What are some of the things that non-horse people say about horses and some mighty weird news. Listen in…

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HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3932 – Show Notes and Links:

• Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm & Glenn the Geek
• Jamie and Glenn's Amazon Store
• Title Sponsor: Chewy Equine
• Picture Credit: Enchanted Thoroughbreds
• Guest: Victoria Hilton from Enchanted Thoroughbreds
• Adoptable Horse of the Month: Gus and Dewhite
• Spalding Labs Fly Predators Coupon: HRN10 for 10% off your first order.
• Additional support for this podcast provided by: Equine Network and Listeners Like You

Timestamps:

• 00:45 - Florida wildfires update
• 02:43 - New World screw worm & fly factory
• 06:00 - Amigo’s big pasture & herd plans
• 07:24 - New horse for auditor Danny
• 07:49 - New Vocations open barn invite
• 11:09 - Things non–horse people say
• 19:27 - Enchanted Thoroughbreds rescue interview
• 26:28 - Opal’s rehab “trifecta” story
• 28:39 - Senior adoptees Gus and Dwight
• 36:15 - On this day in equine history
• 43:24 - Jamie’s Weird News s
• 56:27 - Dressage letter bucket hack & closing

In this episode of The Ride, Nichole sits down to talk with reining professional Ben Beckett to discuss growing up in the industry, and qualifying for The Run For A Million in Las Vegas for the first time.

This Episode of The Ride is brought to you by Farnam Endure Gold Killer Fly & Mosquito Control.

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We want to hear from you! Email Nichole and Emily at HorseandRider@equinenetwork.com if you have any questions or comments.

In the horse world, "aesthetic" only gets you so far. When you’re miles deep in the saddle or preparing a foal for the longe line, you need gear that survives the sweat, the dirt, and the daily grind. On today’s episode, we’re sitting down with two powerhouse female entrepreneurs who stopped waiting for the perfect product and decided to build it themselves.

Whitney Lloyd, founder of MarkWest Denim, joins us to share her journey of creating the ultimate American-made riding jean. After years of frustration with denim that couldn’t keep up with the demands of a rider’s lifestyle, Whitney took the leap into manufacturing to prove that "premium" and "performance" belong in the same sentence.

We also talk with Jessica Hanes, the founder of The Longe Line Lady. What began as a personal passion for breeding and the longe line class quickly evolved into a thriving business. Jessica opens up about the financial realities of the show industry and how she turned a need for high-quality, functional rope gear into a brand trusted by horsemen across the country.

In this episode, we dive into:

• Identifying the Gap: How to know when your "frustration" is actually a business opportunity.
• American-Made Standards: The challenges and rewards of keeping production close to home.
• The "Horse Girl" Hustle: Balancing the passion for the animal with the logistics of a growing brand.
• Building from the Ground Up: Practical advice for equine enthusiasts looking to launch their own ventures.

Whether you’re a weekend rider, a seasoned breeder, or an aspiring entrepreneur, this conversation is a masterclass in turning passion into a profession.

• MarkWest Denim
• The Longe Line Lady

Hosts: Ashley Winch and Cat Guenther

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This week’s Practical Horseman Podcast episode, sponsored by Dechra, is with eventer Tommy Greengard. We talked to Tommy in spoke in early April after his 1-2 placing in the Galway Downs International CCI4*-S.

To give you a little more background on Tommy, he started riding at the age of 6 at a local dressage and eventing barn in Malibu, California, training with Robyn Fisher. While attending the University of California, Berkeley, he began training with Andrea Pfeiffer. After graduating with a degree in environmental science in 2021, Tommy decided to become a full-time trainer at Pfeiffer’s Chocolate Horse Farm in Petaluma, California.

In recent years, he has amassed several top placings with his horses. In 2022, he won the USEA Young Event Horse West Coast 5-Year-Old Championship with That’s Me Z. Two years later, the pair competed in the FEI Eventing World Championship for Young Horses in the seven-year-old CCI3*-L division, finishing in 16th place. Fast forward to 2025, Tommy won the Aspen Farms CCI4*-S with Joshuay MBF and the CCI3*-S with Balladeer Kilbrackens Lad. Later in the year, Tommy and That’s Me Z won the $60,000 Adequan® USEA Advanced Final at the USEA American Eventing Championships.

In our discussion, Tommy talks about what he enjoys about eventing, his training philosophy, how he handles disappointment and more.

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Thanks to Dechra for our coverage of the 2026 Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event. It includes lead-up events, rider interviews, competition reports, horse spotlights, photos, videos and more.

A special KY Three Day episode. We are joined by the amazing Max Corcoran to get a sneak peak at the field for this weekend. We all know that shopping is a major part of the KY Three Day experience and John Nunn, formally of Bit of Britain, tells us about his decades selling at the park and how it changed over the years.

HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3930– Show Notes and Links:

• Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the Geek
• Jamie and Glenn's Amazon Store
• Title Sponsor: WERM Flooring
• Pic Credit: Defender Kentucky Three Day Event
• Guest: John Nunn of Nunn Finer Products
• Guest: Max Corcoran
• Additional support for this podcast provided by: US Rider, Equine Network and Listeners Like You

Time Stamps:

• 00:00 - Kentucky Three-Day intro & Kentucky Horse Park history
• 05:39 - Jamie’s horses: Craigslist Carl & Amigo paddock story
• 11:35 - Man o’ War statue & horseshoe auction obsession
• 18:00 - Guest: super groom Max Corcoran on heading to Kentucky
• 20:00 - What makes Kentucky special & memories from early years
• 24:45 - Horses and riders to watch this year
• 27:41 - Course walks, shopping, food and donuts at Kentucky
• 32:42 - History of the first Kentucky Three-Day / World Championships
• 35:21 - “Where Are They Now?” – Guest John Nunn (Bit of Britain / Nunn Finer)
• 43:12 - Tack of the Day origin story
• 52:57 - Kentucky winners trivia: riders, horses, mares vs geldings

Today's episode finds us joining Horses In The Morning co-hosts Glenn & Lisa along with their guest Dr. Santonastaso for a deep dive into hoof abscesses.

• Host: Coach Jenn
• Sponsored by: Sentinel Horse Nutrition
• Learn More at www.FeedSentinel.com/podcast
• Todays contributor: Amy Santonastaso, VMD, DABVP, Equine Field Service, Service Chief Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, Horses In The Morning

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