Horses Cure Menopause

One Fall Can Change It All

Protect your passion. Discover why a certified horseback riding helmet is your most critical piece of tack, whether training at home or trail riding. Never risk riding in a helmet that has sustained an impact—even if it looks fine on the outside. Lead by example and prioritize rider safety on every single ride! Connect with the hosts! [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578007988647]

Exorcizing Cara's Ghost, with Help From the Cowgirl Shaman

Hold onto your hats, because things are getting weird at the ranch! This week on Saddle Talk, Sandy and Cara are trading their grooming brushes for sage bundles. Cara’s house has been feeling a little... crowded lately, and we’re not talking about extra barn cats. To get to the bottom of the bumps in the night, the girls invite a Cowgirl Shaman over to perform a spiritual sweep and figure out exactly who—or what—is loitering in the hallways. Guest: Terri Jay Cowgirl Shaman [https://share.google/9R2RD8eVoWGwfbMES] IN THIS EPISODE, WE’RE DIVING INTO: * The House Call: Identifying the specific energies and spirits making themselves at home at Cara’s place. * Spiritual Mucking: The process of clearing out unwanted "guests" and reclaiming the space. * Horse Girl Energy: How being a rider shapes your intuition (and why ghosts should probably be afraid of us). * Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, you won't want to miss this wild ride through the supernatural side of the West. It’s high vibes, heavy boots, and a whole lot of "heck no!" Follow Saddle Talk with Sandy & Cara on Facebook! [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578007988647]

Horses Cure Menopause

In this episode, Sandy and Cara dive deep into the unexplainable with "Mary the Ghost," a persistent spirit in Cara's home who frequently opens kitchen drawers and messes with electronics. After a quick "Pony Update" regarding the evolving dynamics of Sandy’s herd and the progress of Cara’s students, the duo explores the parallel life stages of women and horses. From the hormonal shifts of perimenopause and menopause to the physical toll of a lifetime in the saddle, Sandy and Cara get candid about their personal health journeys, the power of therapy, and their future plans to consult a medium. * Note: Sandy and Cara emphasize that while they share their personal experiences with health and horsemanship, listeners should always consult a professional before trying new medical treatments or training techniques. Follow Saddle Talk with Sandy & Cara on Facebook! [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578007988647]

A Psychic Says What? WORLD FAMOUS Lydia Hiby reads our Shooter

In this episode, Sandy and Cara take a deep dive into the mystical world of animal communication. Sandy shares her recent consultation with renowned communicator Lydia Hibby, seeking answers for her horse, Shooter. The conversation covers: * The "Science" of Connection: The hosts discuss their initial skepticism and the specific stories—like Lydia knowing about a pet pigeon’s specific car preference—that turned them into believers. * Shooter’s Backstory: Lydia uncovers the traumatic root of Shooter’s fear of being tied, linking it to a chaotic accident involving two other horses that Cara hadn't previously detailed. * Holistic Health: From Tapping (EFT) for adrenaline release to identifying hidden physical tension in the TMJ and kidneys, the episode explores how emotional trauma manifests physically in horses. * The Heart of the Matter: A touching revelation about Shooter's appreciation for Cara’s affection reminds us why the bond between rider and horse is so unique. Whether you’re a skeptic or a seeker, this episode offers a heartwarming look at how better understanding our horses can lead to safer, happier rides. Follow Saddle Talk with Sandy & Cara on Facebook! [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578007988647]

Two Old Barbies and a Fresh New Tawny

In this episode of Saddle Talk, Sandy and Cara dive into the emotional and often unpredictable journey of bringing a new horse home. Sandy shares the origin story of her beautiful new Palomino, originally named Scarlett, who was gifted to her through a connection with Cara's former farrier. While the horse was described as "green broke," Sandy quickly discovers that reality is far more complex when she heads to Palomino Valley for the pickup. From a 30-minute struggle in a round pen to a week-long challenge just trying to catch her new partner, Sandy reflects on the vital difference between a horse that has been trained and a horse that is truly "ready". The hosts explore the importance of humility in horsemanship, the power of a deep breath, and the technical nuances of Parelli training, specifically working through "Zone One" trauma. Whether it’s negotiating with a pessimistic husband or learning to go slower to get further, this episode is a testament to the consistency, time, and love required to turn a "hot mess" into a solid citizen.