MwH 104: Thanksgiving Week, BFA, Prairie Chickens, Hunt a Killer, and Random Chat

Married With Horses

Howdy! On this episode of the podcast we discuss all the random things going in our lives. Calls from the principal’s office, prairie chicken field trips, Thanksgiving week, and a cool game we’ve been playing called Hunt-A-Killer. We also recap the 2019 BFA Championships and talk about all the awesome winners and horses. We discuss the start of the 2020 futurity season and discuss that a bit. We end the show by answering questions from social media regarding paying taxes in the horse business, race track horse care, bit questions, podcast sponsorships, and cemeteries... yes, cemeteries! Hope you guys enjoy it! Thanks for hanging out with us.

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