The Horseman's University

Training Methods, Practical Applications and Continuing Education with Tik & Sinead Maynard at Copperline Farm

In this podcast were going to be talking a little bit Tik & Sinead's differences in training, what they have learned from each other, how this has applied to different horses they are working with now, and a bit about the importance of continuing education. 

Building Confidence with Trails, Colt Starting, and More with Ryan Rose!

In this episode we talk with Ryan Rose about how he likes to build confidence in horses and prep them for a trail. We go over how to handle a scary situation, what to look for in reading your horses emotional level and what is coming up in Ryans schedule.

English vs Western riding with Tik Maynard and Jake Biernbaum

Discussing Equine PT with Emily Rose from Reaching Strides Equine Rehabilitation

Offering More Responsibility to Your Horse with Doug Jordan

In this podcast we jump into a conversation with NCHA Hall of Fame cutting trainer Doug Jordan about offering your horse more responsibility and freedom of choice.

Trainer's Responsibility and More with Ryan Rose

In this episode of The Horseman's University we discuss with Ryan the responsibility of equine professionals in a few different ways. 

Talking Horses with Patrick Sullivan at Modern Day Horsemanship

This podcast jumps right into the conversation about what Patrick has been up to. Patrick and his family have been working with the Arab breed for years and have recently started breeding for a more mindful horse rather than traditional breeding practices. In this discussion we go into details about the breed as well as what Patrick is up to travelling to improve others life experiences and learning through horsemanship.

Tik Talk Episode One "It's the look I want"

This episode Tik will read his article "Its the look I want" from Off the Track Thoroughbred Magazine, remembering time spent with David O'Connor. 

Taming vs. Training with Jake Biernbaum

This episode we discuss the difference between taming and training horses