Welcome to First In, Last Out: Horse Show Edition - the podcast that takes you behind the scenes of eventing and horse shows. Hosted by event organizers Liz Johnson and Laurie Hudson, each episode explores what it really takes to bring a competition to life, from the officials, volunteers, and organizers making decisions on the fly to the competitors navigating everything from entries to awards. Expect candid conversations, practical resources, event spotlights and our recurring Loose Bits, our short, useful insights about the people, tools, and rules that keep horse shows running. Whether you compete, volunteer, organize or simply love the sport, come join us beyond the start box and behind the scenes. **Subscribe for new episodes from Area 1 and beyond.**
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First In, Last Out: Horse Show Edition
Ep 02: Area 1 Spotlight - Huntington Farm
Aug 7, 202629 minS0
<h1><b>Episode 2: Area 1 Spotlight - Huntington Farm</b></h1><p>What does it take to preserve the history of one of Area One’s longtime eventing venues while building it for the future?</p><p>In Episode 2 of <b>First In, Last Out: Horse Show Edition</b>, Liz Johnson and Laurie Hudson head to Vermont for the first installment of our Area One Spotlight series, spotlighting the events, venues, and organizers that make Area One special.</p><p></p><p>Our guest is Skylar Clemens, owner and operator of Huntington Farm, who shares the story of how she unexpectedly fo...
Ep 01: Recognized, Schooling... or Both? Making Sense of Eventing's Changing Competition Landscape
Aug 7, 202649 minS0
<h1><b>Episode 1: Recognized, Schooling… or Both? Making Sense of Eventing’s Changing Competition Landscape</b></h1><p>Can you enter a schooling division and a recognized division at the same event? What’s actually different between the two? And why are more organizers offering both on the same day?</p><p></p><p>Welcome to the very first episode of <b>First In, Last Out: Horse Show Edition</b>, where hosts Liz Johnson and Laurie Hudson take you behind the scenes of eventing and horse shows to talk about what it really takes to keep our sport running.</p><p></p>...
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