Stable Scoop Episode 2 – Poop Eating Worms and Other Olympic News

Equine Olympic coverage is the theme for this week’s show, with a few twists thrown in. A couple of fun guests assist us in taking a look at the Olympic results and don’t forget those poop eating worms!
- Our new fantastic theme song was done by our friends from The Rob and Todd Show. If you need some custom music for a project – check them out.
- Yes, we said Olympic poop eating worms.
- Safety Stirrups for the Olympians? Check out the latest in stirrup fashion, the X’up stirrup. The X’up stirrup features an automatic release feature that is based on the technology used for ski bindings and bike pedals. The stirrup essentially clips onto the bottom of your boot and releases if the rider falls.
- Are our horses too fat? The latest study out of the UK.
- Cool facts about the Budweiser Clydesdales. Ok, ok Glenn the Geek got the numbers of horses in the hitch wrong. He said six and it is actually eight.
- Thank you to our sponsor – www.ezsignsonline.com:
- “Blog of the Week” is RegardingHorses.com. Jackie Baker was chosen because she has the best equine Olympics coverage. We speak to her about her inspiration.
- A conversation with our Canadian friend Sylvia Schneider about the Show Jumping Jump Off between the United States and Canada. Sylvia speaks to us about Ian Miller’s first medal in his 9th Olympics and more about horses and competing in Canada. Sylvia is host of the Equinely Inclined podcast, a horse related podcast out of the Great White North.
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Hi there, love the show. Just did the conversion from 34 degrees celcius and it is 93 degrees F. So its not that cold up here all the time Glenn.