Don Murphy, NRCHA Hall Of Fame Member, “The Trainers Trainer”, Great conversation with Andrea the day after his first time showing a cow horse at the NRCHA Derby.

Along For The Ride with Andrea Fappani

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🗓️ 25 June 2022

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Summary

Don Murphy, NRCHA Hall Of Fame Member. Born and raised on a ranch in California, Don shadowed and learned from many of the great West Coast horsemen. As Don continued to build his reputation as a showman and trainer, other professionals took notice of his gift for “teaching” his sport. He is know as “The Trainers Trainer”. From Non Pros to many of the top trainers in the NRCHA, Don is the trusted eyes to those looking for improvement and understanding the cow horse and horsemanship.

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0:00.0	Hi everybody, welcome back to Along for the Ride. I'm Andrea your host. I've got
0:22.7	Tuto with me and I know it's been a while since we've been in touch but there's
0:28.1	been a lot of things going on. I know you guys, a lot of you guys showed up at the
0:32.1	symposium in Vegas that we did in February and it was a great turnout so we've
0:37.1	been kind of busy but we're back
0:39.0	I've got quite a few people lined up and today's episodes I think it's not going to disappoint
0:44.6	yeah and it's um you know I'd like to thank everybody for coming to the symposium and also we had
0:51.0	really good response on the live feed we had people all over the world
0:54.9	Rick Ford did an exceptional job of you know filming that thing with multiple angles with
1:01.4	super high quality cameras so it was a big undertaking and we've got it all actually I am
1:09.6	still working on producing the video of the three days of the symposium, and we will make it available.
1:17.7	It's a lot of work to try to get it to where it's manageable, and people could actually go on demand and pull it down.
1:26.9	And so I'm working on it. I had to buy a whole new
1:29.2	computer, which wasn't available. I found one on the East Coast and got it. It's a, it's kind of a big
1:35.2	chore. It's a heavy lift having over 24 hours of video of that type of file type. So we're getting
1:41.8	there and it's really good stuff like that's the one thing i
1:44.6	got to say i've watched it numerous times so as i edit and it's really really good so hang with me
1:51.5	and i'll probably have something here relatively quick well as always we're we're learning as we go
1:58.5	right i mean this was our first time and we know we put all of our effort into it
2:02.9	But we really didn't know what to expect we didn't know how many people show up we didn't know
2:08.4	You know even just me working with those other guys you know I've worked with Nick before not as much with Sean
2:13.8	I mean I know the great horsemen but you just don't know until until it happens.
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