• Back on Track Mesh Sheet (value $270)
• Absorbine Gift Basket (value $250)
• ThinLine Trifecta Pad (value $145)
• TWO SaddleMattress Excels from SaddleMattress (value $140)
• $90 SUCCEED 90-day supply Gift Certificate (value $90)
• $50 FITS PerforMAX Gift Certificate (value $50)
• $40 Riders4Helmets Dressage Pad (value $40)
• $40 Riders4Helmets All-Purpose Pad (value $40)
• Official HorseGirlTV® Mousepad (value $13)
• Official HorseGirlTV® Mug (value $13)

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I’m so very proud of our 100th episode! I interviewed Para-Equestrian Olympic hopeful Dale Dedrick and she was fabulous to chat with, the whole thing was a super education and you can watch it below OR watch and read more from the official page at Meet London 2012 Olympic Para-Equestrian Dressage Hopeful, Dale Dedrick.

Maximize your time to get the best training you possibly can. Don’t extend yourself too far.
Right now, my schedule only permits time for one horse so I focus my energies on my 2005 gelding that I imported as an unbroke 4 year old several years back with the help of my BFF Geoff at Unique Sport Horses. So in short, I only ride 1 horse per day at this time. In my perfect world, I think riding two advanced horses daily would be optimum fitness for both me and the horses but I make it work with just my gelding Hansel (think Zoolander and “Hansel. So hot right now. Hansel.”). I’d like to think he enjoys my training world revolving around him!

Define a clear goal and go for it.
Because my goal is to compete in USEF High Performance Dressage, just riding isn’t enough for my personal fitness so I developed a program inspired from my time in the yoga studio, my early years training in ballet and jazz and my body building training comprised around core development to create equibarre. It’s the ballet barre workout for equestrians and we’re actually in editing for the DVD at this time. My wardrobe was SUPER comfy FITS Full Seat PerforMAX™ Cadet Breeches! Thanks FITS! It will be officially launched and promoted with my amazing friends and supporters from Absorbine at this year’s November Equine Affair but I’ll post on my blog about pre-orders once they are available. All that aside, I do equibarre workout here at home with the jump (AKA ballet barre), occasionally head into town to visit the yoga studio and was thinking about starting a dance class as I simply love to dance! The emotional release for me alone is completely worth it!

(PHOTO from equibarre fitness & workout DVD – FITS PerforMAX™ courtesy FITS – Wintec Isabell courtesy Wintec/Bates)

Create a schedule and follow it.
Since my work occupies my mind significantly, I prefer to ride in the mornings so I can start the day with my training then regroup my efforts to work, breaking only for quick feed preps. I ride six days per week at this time, weather permitting or not (although I am smart enough not to ride if it’s lightning outside). I give myself and my horse one day off to relax. In regards to specifics of my training, I don’t have a set schedule every week. I journal my rides even if it’s taking just a few notes about how something felt so I have a good chronicle of my progress. My goals have been aggressive these last several years and it was a bit ambitious to start an unbroke 5 year old and now, 2 years later, be schooling the PSG. The first half year of training was averaging 3 rides weekly then up to 4 or 5 then up to 6 and it was really last September when he started to give the feel of an FEI horse. If the walk, trot and canter feel good enough earlier in the week then I might try schooling some movements but I’ve really tried to keep my focus on quality gates because a half pass is seriously effortless when you have the proper walk, trot and canter going!

Determine your logistical setup and improve it if you can.
I am very fortunate to live, work and train at the same facility. My horses are in the stable about 40 meters behind my house. I’m so lucky to have top quality GGT footing installed by Attwood Equestrian Surfaces so the training surface is brilliant! I work with HorseGirlTV® full time and am also working on my novel part time on weekends so being able to manage my own feeding program, care for my horses and watch them in turn out while I work is absolutely brilliant!

Do remember, it’s not only the training but also nutrition of the athletes that are important.
It’s been an education over the last couple years to determine the best nutritional profile for Hansel. When he arrived, he was 16 hands. He’s now at least, if not over, 17 hands so growing 4 inches in 2 years is significant. I studied a variety of feeds, supplements and concepts and upon returning back north from the winter in Wellington, I switched him over from processed feeds to whole foods and I haven’t looked back! Because I live and work at my stable, I have the time to drop feed 3 times daily and with the whole foods it’s as easy as 2 cups of this, 1 cup of that, 1 cup of that mixed in with my soaked beet pulp and flaxseed and voila, a nutrition whole feed is prepared and I’m empowered because I know what I put in the mix! He gets his daily paste of SUCCEED Digestive Conditioning Program and he loves it! I also feed him some BioStar EQ supplements and I decided to go with these guys because they work hard to seek out the best quality whole foods products in the preparation of the supplements plus they are fair trade friendly which makes it an even bigger win! Likewise, I’ve been doing my best to focus my personal nutrition plan towards whole foods and away from processed and packaged. It’s been an interesting challenge to avoid processed sugar since it’s in almost EVERYTHING! Again, back to the whole foods.

(PHOTO from equibarre fitness & workout DVD – FITS PerforMAX™ courtesy FITS – Wintec Isabell courtesy Wintec/Bates)

This is really just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what I’d strive for in my perfect training plan. I’ve already started developing this next seasons series for HorseGirlTV® and I think we’re going to focus on what sort of support it takes to make a winning team. It’s SO much more than just a talented horse and rider! For me, I’d like to go be invited to Gladstone someday making the top 15 in either Small or even Big tour but the what it takes component is the same whether you’re goal is to drive down the road for a schooling show or fly to the Olympics!

As always, suggestions or comments on this blog are welcome and you can send me questions via our contact page at http://contact.horsegirltv.com/.

“My Rubbermaid tack trunk just broke down after lots of abuse and I was wondering what kind of tack trunk you would advise along with how you would organize it. I am boarding my horse at a barn and I don’t have to keep my saddle in my trunk but everything else including; wraps, grooming, bathing, saddle pads, bridle, etc. Thanks so much, and i LOVE the show, Claire”

Thanks very much for the email Claire! You send in some super questions and I’ve enjoyed answering them for you! I have actually had the same two tack trunks the last several years and they have traveled with me to New York, flown over and back to The Netherlands, driven down to Wellington as well as up to Maryland and have held up SUPER well. They are your basic Contico lockable plastic trunks with wheels that I bought from my local hardware store each for under $70! Mine looks much like the one posted.

Now this is not to say that I haven’t fantasized about an elite hunter jumper style barn tack trunk running upwards of $800 as I have, but I’ve ended up focusing my horse finances on training and the best equipment rather than an elite, more than just functional, fancy place to put all my top equipment. I’ve seen the traditional tack trunks through the years and they generally hold up incredibly well and if you have grooms to schlep them around for you, then you’re golden!

In my surfing, I came across this website that sells plans for building your own and it seems they have a wide variety of options and have sold plans to quite a few people. Maybe they will send me some? Hmmm? Looks like the architects name is Bill and his testimonials page that I landed on is at http://www.elitetackdesign.com/PBTrunks.html and there’s several neat variations of his original plans published on this page. My favorite is the top one made by Don Cogzill for his granddaughter (pictured).

While training in The Netherlands as well as living in Madrid, I gained an appreciation for the metal rolling cases! It was one stop unpacking to the competitions when your lorrie rolled up, you simply unloaded the horse and rolled off your metal tack armoire with massive locking casters and voila! Unpack complete and ready to school! These are challenging to find stateside but not impossible and I’ve thought when I finally break down and invest in a “proper” tack trunk I’ll go this route with a small to medium sized version large enough for 1 saddle, 2 bridles, heaps of polos, standing wraps, misc training gear and a plethora of saddle pads as well as my boots & helmet too. Sounds like I’m leaning to the medium size on my wish list! So far I’ve only found pictures of the small metal version but you’ll get the idea. They seem nearly indestructible and come with easy tie downs for the horse box or air cargo rides you might have in your future! So, if you’re thinking of a holiday or birthday present for me, think no further! You can try contacting these guys at http://www.everythingbutthehorsellc.com. I don’t know anything about them but if you do, please share the info with me!

Lastly, while I’m on the role of wish lists, I’ve came across the most brilliant soft sided cases at Oughton Limited. While these “tack trunks” seem far to posh for your horse gear they are sure to inspire the organized, packing junkie inside all of us! Whether you winter in Wellington, ride the HITS Circuit, take frequent trips aboard, or even just drive down the road to the local schooling competition, this Rolling Tack Trunk from Oughton Limited is AMAZING (in the photos as least as I haven’t been fortunate enough to see this one in person!). It seems large enough to accommodate weeks on the road and their description boasts, “astonishingly large amount of tack and organization required when traveling with horses inspired the versatile Rolling Tacktrunk Bag. Made of waxed canvas trimmed in premium bridle leather and imported bronze fittings, the Rolling Tacktrunk is the ideal piece of luggage for riders. Pack all your street clothes and sundries for several weeks of showing or saddle, boots, hat, and more. Special padded bottom to protect your saddle.” so in fact one can transport tack in this lucious looking piece of luggage art if they so desired. I’ve emailed with them a bit this week and they are so nice! You can check out their website at http://www.oughtonlimited.com.

Well, Claire, thanks again for the many questions you’ve sent in. I hope my replies have been helpful and I hope you find this post equally as helpful. If you’d like to send in a question, you can do so at http://contact.horsegirltv.com and select “Ask Angelea” so it will get forward to me directly!

Cheers, happy spring & in case you haven’t already, please subscribe to my weekly Equestrian Life, Style & Culture Guide. It’s free!

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• Back on Track Mesh Sheet (value $270)
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• $90 SUCCEED 90-day supply Gift Certificate (value $90)
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• $40 Riders4Helmets Dressage Pad (value $40)
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Any of these can be yours and entering is FREE and simple! As for the how, well, my gift to HorseGirlTV® for turning a very mature Internet 5 years old, is an effort to bring her into a more sophisticated light. I’ve began curating a weekly Equestrian Life, Style & Culture Guide and you might be reading this because you’ve received the pilot version. If so, WELCOME and THANKS for subscribing and you’re ALREADY entered to win any of the gifts above. So the simple part of entering? Just subscribe to my new weekly email guide (← click that) and you’re automatically entered! If you want TWO chances dropped in the ole top hat drawing then just follow us on Twitter (twitter.com/HorseGirlTV) and Tweet this (just copy and paste below)…

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BTW, Picollo will be 12 years old this year and although he has a significant amount of gray around the chin he’s still as spry as he was in the 4 year old birthday picture on this blog. He has more energy than an able bodied dog and definitely a massive heart.

Happy Birthday HorseGirlTV® and a huge thanks to YOU, our fans, for making these the most spectacular last 5 years! Good luck!

For those ever curious about my day to day, I’ve decided to work on a “what I eat” journal to empower my desire to shift away from processed and towards whole foods. The first entry, The Path To Whole Foods – What I Ate Today is online at http://blog.horsegirltv.com.

After a fabulous and compact winter in Wellington, it’s made me want to do some serious streamlining with my personal and equine lifestyle therefore, I’ve gone through my closets and tack room and am listing TONS of items on eBay at http://bitly.com/WellyFund. I’ve decided the funds will go in my special “Wellington Fund” for upcoming training. Items include some seriously rocking breeches and other fine apparel both new and previously worn, horse saddles, bridles, pads, books & DVDs, technical gear including and upcoming listing for my iPhone 3GS as well as possibly my iPad!

In the spirit of shopping we’re going to start re-defining the HorseGirlTV® Webshop. Yes, I was surprised to find out that many fans had NO idea we have a Webshop selling HorseGirlTV® Official Merchandise, fantastic apparel and even offer the absolute BEST price (meeting and beating any regular advertised price) on SUCCEED Digestive Conditioning Program. Check it out at shop.horsegirltv.com/ and get your buy and click on!

Some of you guys know I’m a candidate in the USDF L Program. It’s my life long dream to be an international rider and make the top 12 to represent at Gladstone so I’m not 1000% about becoming an official judge. That said, the education the L Program imparts is amazing and I’m really enjoying the process. I have the best scribe in the industry and look forward to completing the program here soon. At least the Part I is a must for anyone looking for the insiders/judges view of riding tests. It’s a firehose of information but the content is fabulous. Last weekend I attended the D2 session in Houston and was fortunate enough to watch Courtney King-Dye have a go at obtaining a qualifying spot for London 2012 Para-Equestrian Olympics. Here’s the tweet picture of her freestyle https://twitter.com/horsegirltv/.

TGIF and a super weekend to you all! Happy Derby!

• 1 cup Kona French Press Coffee
• 1 cup Plain Organic Yogurt w/ Amber Agave Nectar, Museli, touch of Organic Gluten free vanilla
• 1 banana
• (prep time, including coffee bean grind 7 minutes)

Lunch:

• 1 crisy whole wheat, no sugar added, waffer w/ no sugar added peanut butter
• 2 handfuls of pistachios
• 1 blended – handful of blueberries, 5 strawberries, 1 Tbsp. no sugar added, plain, organic yogurt & 1/2 cup almond milk & crushed ice
• (prep time 4 minutes)

Snack:

• Left over 100% whole wheat pasta with homemade margherita sauce
• Shot of wheatgrass
• 2400mg Fish Oil

Dinner:

• Oatmeal w/ apple, cinnamon, blueberries, almond milk & agave nectar

Snack:

• Plain popcorn w/ Brewer’s yeast

Horses Wounded Reston Police District – Police are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the person or persons responsible for wounding three horses. The incident occurred on a property in the 2600 block of Centreville Road, adjacent to Frying Pan Farm Park, sometime between 9 p.m. on Wednesday, April 25 and 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, April 26. All three horses were cut and required medical attention. The wounds appear to be non life-threatening.

A man was seen by park employees stumbling around Frying Pan Park around 11 a.m. on Thursday, April 26. He was described as white, about 5 feet 8 inches tall and 160 pounds. It is unknown if he was involved with the incident.

Anyone who may have been in the area of the park during that time frame and recalls seeing anything or anyone suspicious is asked to contact Crime Solvers by phone at 1-866-411-TIPS/8477, e-mail at www.fairfaxcrimesolvers.org or text “TIP187” plus your message to CRIMES/274637 or call Fairfax County Police at 703-691-2131.

My introduction to Perri’s stuff was when I bought their Fleece Lined Bell Boots from Equestrian Collections this time last year. I used them daily for riding and we train hard and they’ve held up well. One of the two velcro tabs has finally broken loose but they are still usable so I think that’s a good test of a bell boot plus they don’t rub, look great and are easy to wash in the machine then let sit overnight to dry.

A few weeks later I got their Amish made leather draw reins and have used them off and on when needed in training and the quality of the leather is hands down way superior to anything I’ve had.

I was then fortunate enough to have Weatherbeeta provide the absolute best blanket I’ve ever had for the “How To Fit A Blanket” webisode and Perri’s sent a super cute matching leather halter with teal padding for the shoot. They also have these super kewl matching leads as well as matching dog leash and collar and are simply the BEST quality. Again they are Amish made and seriously super quality plus so pretty to look at with the nice bright padding. The stable we’re at in Wellington suggests that we turnout with the halter over the fly mask in the paddocks and of course Hansel rolls multiple times and gets it super dusty and dirty but a simple wipe down with a damp cloth and it’s back to pristine brand new look.

Moving on up in the training, I’ve experimented with some long lining twice to practice half steps and their long lines are instantly comfy in the hands, perfect length and much better than the last paid I had which broke down after only a few years use plus I have a lunge line that I use not only for lunging my horse, my neighbors horses but likewise for loading and unloading. Since I typically load solo, I take and run the lunge through the box, out the door and around so I can still hang on loosely when going behind to put up the bum bar and closing it up. This gets it quite dirty but the black color with a little rinse with water and it’s super duper once again.

Let’s see what else?.. I’ve been looking at their bridles the last couple of months. Being a striking chestnut, I was thinking how cute Hansel would look in a chocolate bridle and I’ve been wanting to ask if they make a chocolate version of their dressage crank bridle.

It’s up in the air but I do think it would be a super fun webisode to interview one of their Amish crafts people from PA. It would be the second Amish interview after the “Amish Built Modular Barns” webisode which was just SO much fun with Jake at J&N Structures who came down from PA to install our stable in 3 hours!

If you have any suggestions or questions about any products you’d be interested in hearing about, please let me know. I’m happy to try stuff and blog on feedback. I’ve been very fortunate to be able to try lots of super products and there is just so much great stuff out there!

Thanks for reading and happy riding!

Being incontenient is not without it’s challenges. He’ll forever be in diapers so wherever we go (and he GOES lots of places) also comes along a diaper bag with pads, plastic baggies, diaper covers, wet naps, baby powder, his no cart baggie, a toy of course and general doggie stuff. No matter how often you change a diaper the moisture that built up on his little belly created this really dark veiny discoloration that look far from healthy and I tried a variety of products to get it to go away and reveal his cute pink little belly color again but nothing worked until I contacted Tony at DRR and he sent me over some spray and salve. Tony told me I would be surprised at how well it worked but I still was a little skeptical and unfortunately I didn’t take before pictures. The black rash was going away in 2 days and completely gone within the week. I ran out of the spray and started using the salve and now I’m down to every other day or so or even once a week just when I feel like he needs it. It’s all natural too and no side effects! So, after little Picollo’s bladder is expressed, I wipe him down with a wet nap then apply a little DRR salve and it’s just perfect with no greasy residue.

I wanted to say a huge thanks to Tony and Dr. Rose at DRR for letting me try their super product! You guys rock!

I’d asked them for some before an afters of other successes from DRR use and here they are. Pretty amazing results if you ask me!..

Ozzie February 9, 2009:

Ozzie February 24, 2009

Steffi February 9, 2009:

Steffi February 24, 2009:

North Carolina “in my rear view mirror” so to speak. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t miss my farm. I have THE BEST footing, super private setup and a small handful of super neat horsey friends but being able to throw a rock and hit a handful of talented riders (not that I would, hehe) is a huge draw!

Welcome to South Carolina!

Welcome to Georgia!

Rolled 40,000 on the Tundra driving down! Yeah to my super truck!

It’s Hansel somewhere around or south of Georgia?

It’s Jacksonville, FL and the downtown area looks actually quite pretty as best I could tell after 8 hours driving and a quick snap with the iPhone 4S!

Picollo is a super travel companion but he’s not great on the convo unless he hears the blinkers are on which usually means we’re stopping for petrol!

Arrived, unpacked, not settled yet tho. Here’s the arena behind those lush and beautiful palm trees at Carol’s facility.

A well deserved romp in the paddock after 13 hours standing in the horse box! Go Hansel!

Me and Hansel in the mirrors (yeah mirrors and seeing what we actually look like!!!!!).

Look how pretty the gallop field is!

YES! They sell horse feed in the market here! Pretty neat chain markets called Publix with some really nice looking vegetables!

Hansel gets his first set of real sport horse shoes!!!! Thanks Nacho! Super duper job and thanks for taking the time to chat with me about his way of going and really get a solid pair on him. I love them!!!!!

My SUCCEED embroidered, Back on Track saddle pads arrived! The Absorbine ones will be ready soon!

Life down in So FL traveling around can be so tiring on the little pup! Picollo certainly loves his new squeeky toy tho!

Just another CDI 3* in So FL! Nah really it was exciting to watch some super rides including my friend Mary!

Met THE equine massage therapist in Wellington tonight Sal (http://www.salmassage.com/), watched him work, talked about maybe interviewing him for HorseGirlTV® then a little impromptu first time experience at WEF! Margie won the $125,000 this night and yes this goes for 14 weeks and the prizes just get larger and larger. I’m in heaven! Can I just move here full time??

Yeah! Congrats Mary on your 2nd place in the CDI I1 freestyle this past weekend at JBC in Wellington! Super job!!!

In my morning stress of “how am I going to fit all this stuff” and “what should I and shouldn’t I take” dilemas I had a realization. It’s at these times when I feel like a complete dummy. I’m all stressed out over this rather than being focused on the amazing opportunity for training, getting to be around high performance peers and what a super opportunity for HorseGirlTV® that this actually is. I look back at the last decade of my amazing life and pondered…

Think about it Angelea, my birthday is coming up and I’m getting to spend it again with the best doxy on the planet in West Palm Beach adjacent. Maybe a handful of my long term, life changing friends will come visit even!? Then I found it hard to believe that it was almost 10 years ago Picollo and I shared my birthday together in LA at Chateau Marmont where he had his way with Matthew McConaughey’s black lab, Miss Hunt, we hung poolside with D&G models and got invited to the Moulin Rogue cast party that night! This was pre-paralyzed doxy, pre-Madrid life, pre-Grand Prix competition & pre-marriage. So much has happened in only the last 10 years! Wow! So, I stopped, snapped a few picture of the current packing chaos and smiled at all the fortunes I’ve been bestowed in life!

Hope you can reflect today on all your amazing experiences and look forward to all those yet to come.

Okey. Back to packing!…

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Here’s the lowdown boy and squirrels!.. We’ve repeatedly tried to contact the winner of The 12th Day of HorseGirlTV® and posted the last day to claim your prizes was this past Wednesday. Zoinks! This AMAZING prize and the pinnacle of our winter giveaway of over $1000 in prizes was not claimed.

So HorseGirlTV® fans can still win! Post a comment below why you and your horse need this amazing technology to improve performance and your equestrian lifestyle!

Entries close in one week and a winner will be drawn at random! Good luck!

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A huge thanks to everyone who entered The 12 Days of HorseGirlTV and passed these great giveaways along! Over the past 2 weeks we’ve given away OVER $1000 in prizes and it would be possible without the support of our super, duper, rockstar fans and our brilliant and talented site partners! Thanks to you all.

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We’re honored again this year to make the ESMA shortlist, however it would be such a wonderful treat if we WON! HorseGirlTV has been producing the best equine-based entertainment, offering super contests & giveaways and an informative, fun blog since 2007 so coming into our 100th episode and 5th year anniversary, it would be a super present to win Best YouTube Channel AND Best Broadcast Media.

If you can take a second to vote for us in category 1 and 19, we’d be truly be grateful.

Please vote here.

A huge CONGRATS to our winner Karen Allred posted on 25 December who tagged HorseGirlTV on Facebook AND posted a comment via the HorseGirlTV Blog page!

Karen has this to say, “My favorite HorseGirlTV episode is the interview with Jean Luc Cornille, the author of Science of Motion http://www.horsegirltv.com/?p=2604. He seems to have such a gift and an insight into both the horse and rider, and he does amazing things with teaching horses in hand. It is my favorite episode because he explains how everyone id different-horses and riders-, and how horses and riders should not ever be put “into a box” regarding their training.”

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Congratulations Karen!!!!

A huge CONGRATS to our THREE winners Kirsten posted on 14 December (CONGRATS = halter), Jessica Guirl posted on 23 December (CONGRATS = bracelet) & Allison on 23 December (CONGRATS = key chain) who tagged HorseGirlTV on Facebook AND posted a comment via the HorseGirlTV Blog page!

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See you tomorrow for the announcement for 11th Day of HorseGirlTV® to find out who will win the FITS PerforMAX Front Zip Breeches!. Form follows function!

Congratulations Kirsten, Jessica Guirl & Allison!!!!