Training the Open NRHA Futurity Horse– Andrea Fappani

Along For The Ride with Andrea Fappani

Jim Essick

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🗓️ 4 June 2020

⏱️ 151 minutes

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Summary

Training the Open NRHA Futurity Horse– Andrea takes you through the entire process of what it takes to own, train, manage and show a Futurity horse. The importance and emphasis of the two year old foundation, the equipment, care/feeding, costs, work week and exceptions. He will also explain his strategy and the process of choosing his final three for the futurity. It's a great podcast for the fan, trainer, owner and non pro.

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0:00.0	What's up, guys. Welcome to another episode of A Long for the Ride.
0:20.0	I'm Andrea and Tuttle's here with me today.
0:23.2	I'm bringing you an episode that's going to be set up a little bit different today.
0:27.1	Something that we haven't done before, but I think you guys will enjoy it.
0:32.3	I don't have a particular guest for you guys today.
0:34.7	I decided that Tutal and I, we were just going to have a conversation
0:38.5	about subject that keeps coming back from you guys. A lot of people are asking us to
0:44.3	get more information on programs, especially on the young horses, the futurity horses,
0:51.0	and getting that information about training and all about building a young
0:57.2	horse, a young Rainer.
0:58.3	So I figure, you know, we could probably later on talk to other people, but I figured that
1:02.7	I give you all the information that I can, together with Tuttle, we come up with a lot of
1:07.3	subjects and really bring you the whole program of building a
1:12.7	futurity horse from picking up a prospect to the early training to the care to the veterinary
1:20.2	that's necessary to really keep this horse healthy all the way through and a little bit of
1:26.4	the shoeing and just talking about everything
1:28.9	related to the young horses. I think it's an important manner. I think that looking at
1:34.4	industry, a lot of people are a little bit lost in the fact that they don't know really what
1:38.6	it really takes and that sets you up sometimes for some disappointments because you've got some
1:43.6	news along the way that
1:44.9	you weren't expecting. So I think that going in with an open mind and going in with a lot of
1:50.0	knowledge is the best thing. So hopefully I can play a little part in that and bringing you a lot
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