Ep. 76 Transitioning From Jumping to Reining with Kirsten Ziegler

Welcome back to another episode of The Ride! We’re changing the way we do things around here. As you listen to this week’s episode, you’ll notice better sound quality, and a change in our interview format as Nichole Chirico takes on sole hosting duties going forward.

This week Nichole sits down to talk with Kirsten Ziegler. Kirsten is a non-pro rider who recently made the switch from hunter jumper to reiner and is offering advice to anyone who might be interested in switching disciplines. Plus, Kirsten talks a little bit about her career in the horse industry, working for the Equine Network, and her equine photography business.

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