Hi, everybody. Thank you for tuning in to another episode of Along for the Ride. I'm Andrea, your host, and I've got too tall with me. Today I'm welcoming back Sean Flaherda. He's been on our podcast before,

and we've talked to him a few times, but he's here for a little bit of a different reason today.

Obviously, I think that most of you guys know we have the symposium along for the ride

coming up in Vegas next month, and I wanted to talk to him a little bit more today.

Give you a little bit of a glimpse of what the symposium is going to be all about.

Sean has been a super successful trainer and showman for so many years at the top of his game and at top of NRAHH charts.

And he's done it through horsemanship.

I can tell you that.

Now, a lot of people may think that horsemanship means a little bit different things,

but in my opinion, horsemanship is being in tune with your horse,

knowing everything about your horse, studying your horse,

and just speaking that language to where it's going to get your horse to understand 100%

what you're asking him to do.

And from the times that I've always

taught to Sean and asked him questions, I know that he's spot on on that. He's never showed me

uncertainty on what he can do on a horse. Every time I've asked him a question, he had an answer

of why the horse is doing or why he feels that my horse or his horse is doing certain things.

And that's what I love about talking to him.

So that is the reason why I asked him to be part of the symposium.

And that's why I wanted to talk to him today.

I know that most of you guys have listened to my conversation with Nick.

So now we'll bring Sean into the picture and we're going to see how horsemanship relate to high level

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