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Madelyn Houser | Dressage Explained, AETA Equestrian Influencer, & How to Overcome Fear

Madelyn Houser | Dressage Explained, AETA Equestrian Influencer, & How to Overcome Fear

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 Today, we're joined by the fabulous Madelyn Houser, known for her passion for all things equine on her popular Instagram account, The Blonde and the Bay. Get ready as Madelyn takes us through the ins and outs of her daily routines, the elegant art of dressage, and how it's a cornerstone of both English and Western riding. We'll hear first hand how horses have shaped her life, from facing fears head-on to adding a touch of style to the equestrian scene. But that's not all! Madelyn will also be sharing some insider tips on how dressage is accessible for newcomers and spilling the beans on the latest trends in horse fashion. So whether you're a seasoned rider or just curious about the world of horses, stay tuned for a broadcast filled with fascinating insights and the undeniable bond between humans and these magnificent creatures.

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Quotes from Madelyn
  1. "Dressage is really just basic training, but as you move up, it becomes a dance."
  2. "The horses served as a foundation for our relationship, which is amazing that an animal can do that."
  3. "Once you're an equestrian athlete and you taste fear, it is really hard to let that fear go."
  4. "You don't have to fit one mold. You can be a dressage rider and wear your cowboy hat with your breeches and your boots."

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