Horses make things seem possible.
At least that’s true for me. If it’s true for you…check out this t-shirt design!
A fan of the podcast designed it. It’s Presto helping us to remember that something might seem ‘Impossible’…but you just have to cross off those first two letters to make it ‘possible’.
If your a fan of the podcast and you’d like a chance to win one of these t-shirts, follow the instructions below!
Step 1- Read this post
Step 2- Leave a comment about The Stacy Westfall Horse Podcast
Step 3- Check back tomorrow to see if you’ve won!
Where to comment:
Leave a thoughtful comment on any of the podcast posts explaining why you enjoyed that particular podcast or the podcast in general.
A thoughtful comment is more than ‘hello’ and relates to the podcast you are commenting on.
Entering is easy and you have TWO ways to enter!
#1-Leave a comment here on Facebook
#2-Leave a comment below any podcast episode on my website
Winner will be drawn 24 hours from the time of this post (October 15th around 12:30)
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I hope this reaches you. I have won the contest for this shirt!!! So very excited. But wasn’t sure where to leave the message. Anne Hunter anne_hunter55@yahoo.com
I’ve really enjoyed the pyramid and the trail training podcasts.
Your podcast and emails have always been so informative and inspirational. I have a very anxious retired show horse and I have taken so many of your ideas and techniques to make his adjustments to riding on the trails with our friends and granddaughter. He has taught me to be patient. Every horse is different just like humans. He also has taught me how to work with his anxieties of the trails (mud) and in return has taught me to have a different perspective on the possible and the impossible he has felt. He has been doing so much better and so have I, as we continue to learn in our geriatric years!
I love this! And I SO needed this. I am currently working through a problem with my trail horse, he has started balking on trail. I am going back to the basics of riding. This encourages me and gives me much hope that my trail days have not ended. Thank you for your podcasts and your blog. You are an inspiration!
Your podcasts helped me and my young gelding all through the covid spring / summer