Welcome to Barn Banter, the official podcast of Horse Illustrated. In Barn Banter episode 49, hosts Susan Friedland and Horse Illustrated Editor In Chief Holly Caccamise chat with mindset and performance coach Aoife Leggett.

To end the episode, Susan and Holly chat with Taylor Dehorty of Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network about JJ, this month’s ASPCA Right Horse adoptable horse.

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Aoife Leggett of Three Sixty Coaching

Aofie Leggett, Barn Banter Episode 49 guest.

Aoife Leggett is an internationally accredited coach specializing in mindset and performance coaching for riders, athletes and high-performing professionals. With qualifications in Breathwork, Sport & Performance Psychology, Coaching and Performance Nutrition, she helps equestrians build confidence, manage nerves, achieve their goals and perform at their best, both in and out of the saddle.

Through her practice, Three Sixty Coaching, Aoife works with clients worldwide, taking a holistic, rider-centred approach that helps individuals develop clarity, confidence and resilience, empowering them to reach their full potential in a sustainable way.

◆ The Three Sixty Coaching Website
◆ Follow Aoife on Instagram

Adoptable Horse of the Month, JJ

Photo courtesy Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network

JJ is a young horse, just 6 years old, who loves to spread joy and laughter. He entertains Red Dog staff daily with his silly personality and playful nature. Whether frolicking in the pasture with his friends or amusing himself when no one else joins in, JJ’s spirited zest for life is truly infectious.

Although young, JJ has been diagnosed with kissing spine, a condition that requires attentive care and maintenance. Red Dog’s dedicated team of veterinarians believes that with the right treatment and properly fitted equipment, JJ can remain rideable and continue to be a delightful companion.

JJ is seeking a new owner who not only understands kissing spine but is also committed to maintaining his health. His ideal adopter will have advanced experience with horses and a calm demeanor, essential for managing JJ’s occasional anxiety on trail rides.

JJ’s adoption fee is $2,000. Red Dog is looking for a special person to provide him with the love, care, and attention he deserves.

Learn more about JJ here.

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Welcome to Barn Banter, the official podcast of Horse Illustrated. In Barn Banter episode 48, hosts Susan Friedland and Horse Illustrated Editor In Chief Holly Caccamise chat with Amanda Anderson of Ssaddlefitting.us. Plus, tune in as they talk with sponsored guest Olissio Zoppe of Cirque Ma’Ceo.

To end the episode, Susan and Holly chat with Kaycie McCarthy of MSPCA at Nevins Farm about Pip, this month’s ASPCA Right Horse adoptable horse.

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Amanda Anderson of saddlefitting.us

Barn Banter episode 48 guest Amanda Anderson of Saddlefitting.us.

Amanda Anderson of saddlefitting.us is a German-trained saddle fitter with three years of apprenticeship to a German Master Saddler, over 4,800 hours of instruction, and 25 years of saddle fitting experience. Since 2001, Amanda has attended over 20 U.S., German, and U.K. based independent and brand-sponsored saddle fitting courses/schools. Her business, Saddlefitting.us, provides saddle fitting services as well as education.

◆ Saddlefitting.us Website
◆ Follow saddlefitting.us on Instagram
◆ Follow saddlefitting.us on Facebook

Sponsored Guest: Olissio Zoppe of Cirque Ma’Ceo

Photo by Stunning Steeds Photography

Cirque Ma’Ceo’s Creator and Director, Olissio Zoppe, hails from a rich Italian line of eighth and ninth generation bareback riders and equestrian performers, the Zoppes and the Zamperlas. He has been performing since the age of four. Olissio is one of the most well-rounded equestrian performers to grace the stage today. Throughout his varied experiences, he has mastered the arts of liberty, dressage, cossack riding, Roman riding, and the rare and dangerous art of bareback riding.

Cirque Ma’Ceo is an emotionally charging, up-close and personal, luxurious experience. The custom-designed Italian Big Top theater features brand-new, state of the art seating. The world of Ma’Ceo is proud to showcase mesmerizing acrobatic feats, aerial dancing, and exotic horses.

The current special tour guest is legendary Grand Liberté performer Sylvia Zerbini. For the tour schedule and to purchase tickets, visit here.

◆ Cirque Ma’Ceo Website
◆ Follow Cirque Ma’Ceo on Instagram
◆ Follow Cirque Ma’Ceo on Facebook

Adoptable Horse of the Month, Pip

Photo courtesy MSPCA at Nevins Farm

Pip is an impressively handsome 21-year-old OTTB gelding looking for a new pasture. He currently shares a paddock with an older Irish Sport Horse gelding. They have lived together for some time and enjoy the company. MSPCA has not introduced Pip to other equines in their care but they don’t anticipate him having a hard time making new buddies in his new home!

Pip stands well for the farrier and vet. He was recently diagnosed with EOTRH and will require removal of the affected teeth. This is a procedure MSPCA has scheduled. His adopter should have a close relationship with their veterarian to continue his care. Though it sounds intense, horses tend to do very well with this procedure. The removal of the affected teeth will also remove his discomfort.

Pip came to MSPCA at Nevins Farm with a history of being ridden under saddle, though he has not done so in some time. They have not completed an under-saddle evaluation due to his body condition.

Learn more about Pip here.

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Welcome to Barn Banter, the official podcast of Horse Illustrated. In Barn Banter episode 47, hosts Susan Friedland and Horse Illustrated Editor In Chief Holly Caccamise chat with David Silver, founder and Executive Director of Detroit Horse Power.

To end the episode, Holly chats with Michelle Fedewa of Lucky 7 Horse Rescue about Natsu, this month’s ASPCA Right Horse adoptable horse.

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David Silver, Founder & Executive Director of Detroit Horse Power

David Silver of Detroit Horse Power, Barn Banter episode 47 guest.

David Silver grew up as a competitive horseback rider in Westchester, N.Y. and graduated from Dartmouth College in 2012. He moved to Detroit through Teach For America and taught 4th and 5th grade from 2012-14. David then stepped outside the classroom and start Detroit Horse Power, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that teaches Detroit’s youth valuable skills through riding and caring for horses. Since 2025, programs have brought youth from the city to partnering horse barns outside Detroit for free summer camps and after-school program. Construction is now underway to repurpose vacant land in Detroit into a transformational 14-acre urban equestrian center. The center is scheduled to open in December 2026.

◆ Detroit Horse Power Website
◆ Follow Detroit Horse Power on Instagram
◆ Follow Detroit Horse Power on Facebook

Adoptable Horse of the Month, Natsu

Photo courtesy Lucky 7 Horse Rescue

Natsu is a talented young horse that is looking for his new person to take him on all kinds of adventures! He has been on many, many miles of trails and he has a very smooth and easy gait, as well as a smooth trot and canter. Natsu has energy to go, and the buttons of a well-trained horse. He is not for a beginner rider, and will require an intermediate to advanced rider because he is a forward and sensitive guy, but also extremely well-behaved.

He is a pro at trailering and camping, and knows when he’s working and when it’s rest time. He isn’t spooky, but he needs guidance from his rider the first time he’s at a new place until he falls into the groove of things.

Learn more about Natsu here.

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Welcome to Barn Banter, the official podcast of Horse Illustrated. In Barn Banter episode 46, hosts Susan Friedland and Horse Illustrated Editor In Chief Holly Caccamise chat with author Terri Farley, who penned the internationally best-selling Phantom Stallion series.

To end the episode, Susan and Holly chat with Wild Rose Mustang Advocacy Group, Inc. about Skater Boy, this month’s ASPCA Right Horse adoptable horse, and the upcoming Wild Horse Symposium and Summit (Craig, Colo., Aug. 5-8).

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Terri Farley, Author

Barn Banter episode 46 guest Terri Farley.

Terri Farley has always loved horses. She taught middle school and high school language arts and journalism in inner-city Los Angeles before moving to the cowgirl state of Nevada. Terri is the author of the internationally best-selling Phantom Stallion series, the 2026 Phantom’s Family picture book series (both from Simon and Schuster), and Horse Girl: How Velma Bronn Johnston Became Wild Horse Annie and Outsmarted the Mustang Killers of the West, a September 2026 biography from the University of Nevada.

She is an advocate for the West’s wild places and wildlife—especially wild horses. Through school and library visits, Terri continues to work with young people learning to make their voices heard. She lives in a 100-year-old house with her family, which includes her dog, Willow.

◆ Visit Terri’s Website
◆ Follow Terri on Instagram
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Adoptable Horse of the Month, Skater Boy

Photo courtesy Wild Rose Mustang Advocacy Group

Skater is a Mustang gelding from the White Mountain HMA in Wyoming. This butterball is about 13.2 hands of punk and sass. Thick in all the right places, and as sure-footed as a mule, Skater is a gorgeous palomino roan with long, thick hair. He is about 3 years old, and ready to develop with his person into a handy little horse.

Learn more about Skater here.

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Welcome to Barn Banter, the official podcast of Horse Illustrated. In Barn Banter episode 45, hosts Susan Friedland and Horse Illustrated Editor In Chief Holly Caccamise banter about Susan’s new children’s book, Swirl: My Wild Island Pony, as well as Holly’s encounter with the mules of Santorini, Greece.

Next, they chat with Kendy Allen, friend of the late Marguerite Henry, just in time for the annual Pony Swim. Kendy is a Chincoteague Pony breeder who lives near the island and founded the world’s only Chincoteague Pony Drill Team.

Last up, Holly chats with Bonnie McRae, director of After the Races in Maryland, about DrinkWithTheStars (“Cosmo”), a gorgeous 7-year-old bay Thoroughbred gelding who is a chill dude ready to take on any light career under saddle.

Don’t miss your chance to enter Horse Illustrated & Unicorn Trails’ giveaway for the riding trip of a lifetime at Yellowstone Ranch!

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Kendy Allen, Founder of Chincoteague Pony Drill Team

Barn Banter episode 45 guest Kendy Allen with Misty’s Black Mist, great-granddaughter of Misty.

When she isn’t living her dream on the farm, Kendy Allen has been writing and telling her stories all her life. She has owned, trained, shown, and worked with Chincoteague Ponies for more than 30 years and loves them all for the very special ponies they are. She lives about half an hour from Chincoteague on a 100-acre farm with Chincoteague Ponies of all ages.

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Adoptable Horse of the Month, DrinkWithTheStars (“Cosmo”)

Photo courtesy After the Races

DrinkWithTheStars is a coming 7-year-old, 16.1 hand, bay gelding that came to After the Races in partnership with Aftercare Charles Town. “Cosmo” raced 21 times and after racing, traveled down to the James River Horse Foundation where he spent a year in the care of Virginia DOC inmates.

While he has some changes in the upper joint of his knees, Cosmo has great range of motion, is very sound (even barefoot!). After the Races’ vet thought he’d do very well in any non-jumping career.

Cosmo has been lightly restarted at After the Races. He has an easy way of going and has been doing walk, trot, and some canter with (and has a lovely canter for a green OTTB). In addition to doing some ground poles, they’ve also taken him on his first trail ride at Fair Hill where he bravely crossed water and bopped around happy as a clam. They believe he’d do great in a pleasure home, low-level dressage home, and has the potential to make a great partner for trail riding.

Learn more about Cosmo here.

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Welcome to Barn Banter, the official podcast of Horse Illustrated. In Barn Banter episode 44, hosts Susan Friedland and Horse Illustrated Editor In Chief Holly Caccamise celebrate the magazine’s 50th anniversary by chatting with former Horse Illustrated editor, Liz Moyer, about her 20 years with the magazine.

During the episode’s banter, Susan and Holly discuss Holly’s ride in the Goodyear Blimp on Kentucky Derby Weekend and Horse Illustrated‘s big success at the 2026 American Horse Publication Equine Media Awards.

To end the episode, Susan and Holly chat with Marleen Bosch Hopkins, director of resources at Mountain Valley Horse Rescue, about Barbie and Buggs, this month’s ASPCA Right Horse adoptable horses.

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Barn Banter Episode 44 Sponsor

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Liz Moyer, Former Horse Illustrated Editor

Barn Banter episode 44 guest, Liz Moyer. Photo by Rachel Milewski

Liz Moyer spent 20 years with the Horse Illustrated team as an editor, working up from Associate Editor to becoming Horse Illustrated‘s Editor in Chief for 13 years. After her two decades of dedication to the publication, Liz joined the United States Pony Club team as the Fundraising & Marketing Coordinator, a role she has held since 2019.

Adoptable Horse of the Months, Barbie and Buggs

Both Barbie and Buggs came to Mountain Valley Horse Rescue in Colorado a year ago as part of a law enforcement seizure case, and are the final two from the original group of six yet to find their forever homes. 

Barbie

Barbie. Photo courtesy Mountain Valley Horse Rescue

Barbie is a cute gray mare who likes to just make a quick check to see who is in charge, and loves clear expectations and direction. Being restarted under saddle, this loving mare is looking for a partner to build a bond with and get out to do some exploring. Are you looking for a tune up project who thanks you for every training session? Barbie is your gal.

Learn more about Barbie here.

Buggs

Buggs. Photo courtesy Mountain Valley Horse Rescue

Buggs is in her late teens and must have some Tennessee Walking Horse in her. She is in overall good health, but can no longer be ridden due to hind end issues. She is a sweet mare, loves grooming and to be doted on. She is gentle on the ground, great with her feet and would make a wonderful pasture pet and companion horse.

Learn more about Buggs here.

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Welcome to Barn Banter, the official podcast of Horse Illustrated. In Barn Banter episode 43, hosts Susan Friedland and Horse Illustrated Editor In Chief Holly Caccamise chat with Amber Marshall, the star of the Canadian TV sensation, Heartland.

Then, Susan and Holly chat with Cailin Caldwell, Director of ASPCA Right Horse Program, about Adopt a Horse Month.

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Amber Marshall, Star of Heartland

Amber Marshall. Photo by Sarah Mavro

Amber Marshall grew up in London, Ontario, Canada, with a huge love for animals and theater as a child. She started taking English riding lessons at age 10, and by age 12, owned her first horse. When she was 18, she sent in a last-minute audition tape that her agent requested for pilot (first episode) of Heartland. The rest, as they say, is history. Nearly two decades later, the show is still running, and Amber’s portrayal of ranching horse trainer Amy Fleming is one of the most beloved TV characters among equestrians of all ages.

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Cailin Caldwell, Director of ASPCA Right Horse Program

Cailin Caldwell.

Cailin joins us to discuss the tremendous success of the ASPCA Right Horse Adoption Barn at Equine Affaire Ohio last month, as well as how you can help out during May’s Adopt a Horse Month—even if you’re not ready to adopt just yet!

◆ ASPCA Right Horse Website
◆ Follow ASPCA Right Horse on Instagram
◆ Follow ASPCA Right Horse on Facebook

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Welcome to Barn Banter, the official podcast of Horse Illustrated. In Barn Banter episode 42, hosts Susan Friedland and Horse Illustrated Editor In Chief Holly Caccamise chat with sidesaddle enthusiast and clinician Nicolle Glenn. Then, they talk with our sponsored guest Cassy Streeter, NIR Services manager for Dairy One/Equi-Analytical.

To end the episode, Susan and Holly chat with Jenna Sprague from Happy Trails Farm Animal Sanctuary, about Spinner, this month’s ASPCA Right Horse adoptable equine.

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Nicolle Glenn, Sidesaddle Enthusiast and Clinician

Barn Banter episode 42 guest Nicolle Glenn.

Nicolle Glenn is a passionate horsewoman who has become a sidesaddle aficionado. She foxhunts with a drag hunting pack in Illinois, riding in a sidesaddle, and she gives clinics to showcase the history, art, and athleticism of riding astride.

Follow Nicolle on Instagram here.

Sponsored Guest: Cassy Streeter, NIR Services manager for Dairy One/Equi-Analytical

Equi-Analytical Laboratory Services specialize in the most modern techniques for determining the nutrient content of forage and feed for horse owners. Because forage makes up at least 50% of a horse’s diet, knowing its nutritional make-up is essential for creating an optimum total feeding program. Thorough analysis is the only way to accurately evaluate your horse’s ration, allowing you to adjust both feed and forage for a healthy, balanced diet. This is vital to your horse’s well-being, because better nutrition means better health, stronger performance, and longer life.

Their facility, located in upstate New York, maintains an outstanding track record for accurate testing and responsive service. Their qualified staff are dedicated to meeting your analytical needs. Equi-Analytical offers a variety of analytical packages that are an indispensable part of the feeding program for all types of horses, from 4-H projects to championship-caliber performers.

Adoptable Equine of the Month, Spinner

Photo courtesy Happy Trails Farm Animal Sanctuary

That’s right — this month’s featured equine is a Miniature Mule! Meet Spinner, who is ready to win you over.

Though that face is so innocent, Spinner is incredibly smart, and he knows it. Spinner is not for a beginner. He is quick, he can pull, he can bolt, he can spin… all of those funny silly quirks that these cute little fellas like to have.

If you are experienced and ready to take on quite a decent project, Spinner is for you. Happy Trails would love to find a confident home that will continue to explain to Spinner that humans are friends and that life can be fun.

Learn more about Spinner here.

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Welcome to Barn Banter, the official podcast of Horse Illustrated. In Barn Banter episode 41, sponsored by CareCredit, hosts Susan Friedland and Horse Illustrated Editor In Chief Holly Caccamise chat with author Natalie Keller Reinert.

To end the episode, Susan and Holly chat with April Perry, equine technician for Kentucky Humane Society in Simpsonville, Ky., about Demara, this month’s ASPCA Right Horse adoptable horse.

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Barn Banter Episode 41 Sponsor

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Natalie Keller Reinert, Author

Barn Banter episode 41 guest Natalie Keller Reinert.

Natalie is a full-time author whose work has been featured in People, Variety, EQUUS, and Sidelines. Her fiction is deeply rooted in real-life horse culture, written for readers who crave authenticity, emotional honesty, and complex characters. She writes for the young women who never stopped loving horses, for the professionals keeping barn life alive, and for anyone who’s ever tried to make sense of their identity through the things they love.

Natalie’s new book The Jump from Flatiron Press is releasing March 24.

◆ Natalie’s Website

Adoptable Horse of the Month, Demara

Photo courtesy Kentucky Humane Society

Demara came to Kentucky Humane Society from a case where her owner couldn’t afford to meet her needs anymore, so she was very underweight and a State Investigator recommended the horses be signed over to KHS. With a dental, deworming, and a bit of pasture/hay/feed, Demara is much healthier and is even ready to be ridden again. She was good for her evaluation ride and seems to be a gaited Saddlebred. Demara would make a nice occasional leisure riding horse, or with a little bit of tuning back into a routine she could be a star on your lesson string (for someone kind, who doesn’t “use up” their lesson horses, of course). She clearly knows her way around the arena and just needs somebody to kindly bring her back into the swing of under saddle work.

Her DNA was sponsored by a kind person, and KHS found out she is registered as “Early Girl Tomato.”

Learn more about Demara here.

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Welcome to Barn Banter, the official podcast of Horse Illustrated. In Barn Banter episode 40, hosts Susan Friedland and Horse Illustrated Editor In Chief Holly Caccamise chat with Olissio Zoppe, founder, director, and performer in Cirque Ma’Ceo.

To end the episode, Susan and Holly chat with Angela (Angie) Alspaugh, Executive Director of Easy R Equine Rescue, about Jake, this month’s ASPCA Right Horse adoptable horse.

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Barn Banter Episode 40 Sponsor: 4CYTE

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Olissio Zoppe, Founder, Director, and Performer in Cirque Ma’Ceo

Photo by Stunning Steeds Photography

Cirque Ma’Ceo’s Creator and Director, Olissio Zoppe, hails from a rich Italian line of eighth and ninth generation bareback riders and equestrian performers, the Zoppes and the Zamperlas. He has been performing since the age of four. Olissio is one of the most well-rounded equestrian performers to grace the stage today. Throughout his varied experiences, he has mastered the arts of liberty, dressage, cossack riding, Roman riding, and the rare and dangerous art of bareback riding.

Cirque Ma’Ceo is an emotionally charging, up-close and personal, luxurious experience. The custom-designed Italian Big Top theater features brand-new, state of the art seating. The world of Ma’Ceo is proud to showcase mesmerizing acrobatic feats, aerial dancing, and exotic horses.

Find tickets for upcoming tour dates for Cirque Ma’Ceo February — through April, in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and Madison Wisconsin’s Midwest Horse Fair — here.

◆ Cirque Ma’Ceo Website
◆ Follow Cirque Ma’Ceo on Instagram
◆ Follow Cirque Ma’Ceo on Facebook

Adoptable Horse of the Month, Jake

Photo courtesy Easy R Equine Rescue

Jake is quite the horse! He came to Easy R in November 2024 when a small long-standing rescue close in the Texas Panhandle. He was one of the last two horses left at the rescue.

A young Gypsy Vanner cross, Jake is a large, stout guy. He is friendly, curious, and is called an “overgrown toddler” by his foster mom. He is always into something; his personality is as large as he is.

The heartbreaking part of his story is that, even though he was trained under saddle several years ago, he has already developed Degenerative Suspensory Ligament Desmitis (DSLD). At this point, it’s just in his back legs and the condition is not causing him any lameness. However, riding him would be unsafe for both Jake and a rider. Easy R is saddened by this because he has so much potential.

Of course, Jake is totally OK with just being an incredibly handsome yard ornament who loves his food and playing (a little hard sometimes) with his horse friends. His future adoptive parents will have to establish firm but fair boundaries with him so he doesn’t use his size and enthusiasm to push limits. He is ready to provide lots of laughs and eye rolls to his future family.

Learn more about Jake here.

In addition to Barn Banter episode 40, you can check out all previous episodes of Horse Illustrated’s podcasts here.

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