The Ride Up with Charity Swift: Recent Episodes
Charity Swift
Welcome to The Ride Up, with your host, Charity Swift!
The Ride Up was created to grow, inspire, and learn, from those who share the passion for the horse, and the equestrian sport.
Charity joins you in her quest for knowledge, to share the experiences from those who have achieved high levels of excellence and mastery, in the top of their field.
The Ride Up will share interviews on various topics, from riders, trainers, nutritionists, veterinarians, farriers, and more!
This is a “welcome back” episode that touches on feeding strategies for your larger breed foals and young horses. It addresses ligament, growth, and Epiphysitis issues. This episode touches on anti-inflammatory diets and a few key components to keep in mind when creating your feeding programs.
In this episode we talk more in depth about why rice bran and molasses may be a red flag. We also dive in to learning to read feed labels.
In this episode we dive into the benefits of using Chasteberry for our horses. These benefits include help in regulating hormones, help with calming of behavior issues, and aid with Cushings and Equine Metabolic issues.
In this episode we discuss molasses, proper nutrient ratios, clean supplements, and cleaner complete feeds. EDIT - Where chlorine was mentioned, that should be CHOLINE.
In this episode we dive into why Senior Feed is not such a good option for feeding young, growing horses, or even for our older horses.
In this Episode we discuss Equine Ulcers, along with treatments, and the benefits of using papaya for long term treatment.
Tune in to learn about the benefits of red raspberry leaf for ALL your horses. Broodmares, Show Mares, Geldings, and Stallions!
In this episode, we go over what red light therapy is, and how it may benefit you and your horse.
Today’s episode is touching again on the Anti-Inflammatory Diet, on a personal level. Giving some updates, and what’s coming up!
This episode is discussing information on starting your horse on an anti-inflammatory diet. I apologize for the break up in the format, I had some trouble recording, and had to break up segments. Thanks for tuning in!
Q & A - What is the best way to get an out of shape rider and horse back into a training routine?