The Warhorse Journal
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Podcast Overview
<p>Hosted by <strong>2021 Wisconsin Horse Person of the Year, Christina Hyke</strong>, <strong>The Warhorse Journal Podcast™</strong> centers on thoughtful, heart-led interviews with equine artists, authors, and authentic equestrians whose stories deserve to be heard.</p> <p>Christina is also the host of the award-winning Endurance Horse Podcast and the creator of the <strong>WARHORSE Endurance® Challenges</strong>, and this sister podcast continues the tradition of celebrating the people behind the horses — their creativity, faith, resilience, and lived experience.</p> <p><strong>The Warhorse Journal Podcast™</strong> also highlights riders from the <strong>WARHORSE Endurance® Challenges</strong> community, offering a space to slow down, reflect, and honor the journeys that shape us — both in and out of the saddle.<br />Learn more at <strong><a class="decorated-link" href="http://www.warhorseendurance.com/">www.warhorseendurance.com<span class="ms-0.5 inline-block align-middle leading-none"></span></a></strong>.</p>
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Publishing Since
5/24/2023
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Recent Episodes
May 26, 2026
The Fort Seward Covered Wagon Train
What if you could ride for days across open prairie… and sleep under the stars with your horse nearby? In this episode, we explore the Fort Seward Covered Wagon Train — a real wagon train traveling North Dakota since 1960s. . From preparing horses and teams to life on the trail and campfire nights, this is the pioneer spirit brought to life. Learn more and sign up — links in the show notes.
March 17, 2026
Chris Cox - 4X Undefeated Road to the Horse Champion — Trust, Confidence & Horsemanship
In this episode of The Warhorse Journal Podcast, Christina Hyke talks with Chris Cox, 4X undefeated Road to the Horse Champion and respected horse trainer, clinician, and colt starter. Chris shares his journey from his first horse, Major, to training Mustangs and working with riders across disciplines. This episode covers natural horsemanship, building trust and confidence, rider responsibility, and how to improve your connection with your horse. We also discuss Chris Cox On Demand, his online horse training program, along with opportunities to learn through his clinics and programs. If you’re interested in horse training, colt starting, mustang training, or improving your horsemanship, this episode offers practical insight and real-world experience from one of the industry’s most accomplished horsemen.
January 18, 2026
Ryan Rose- Championship Competitor at Road to the Horse 2026
Ryan Rose- Championship Competitor at Road to the Horse 2026 Championship Competitor at Road to the Horse 2026, Ryan Rose shares how his training philosophy centers on connection, how he got into colt starting and what it means to him to be a Road to the Horse Competitor. In this episode of The Warhorse Journal Podcast, we sit down with Ryan Rose, a respected horseman, educator, and 2026 Road to the Horse Championship Competitor, for a thoughtful conversation about preparation, philosophy, and the work that happens long before the spotlight. Ryan shares how he got his start with horses, how his training philosophy has evolved over time, and what it means to prepare—mentally, emotionally, and practically—for an event as significant as Road to the Horse. We talk about the responsibility that comes with stepping into that arena, and why connection must always come before position. A central theme of this conversation is one of Ryan’s guiding principles in horsemanship:“Try to do less first, and then build a connection before you ask a horse to be in a better position.” We also explore the extensive body of educational work Ryan has created over the years—including his large library of free training videos, his online learning platform, and the many ways he continues to support riders around the world through clinics, events, and digital education. This episode is a reminder that good horsemanship isn’t rushed, flashy, or forced—it’s built quietly, thoughtfully, and with intention. 🔗 Follow & Learn More from Ryan Rose 🌐 Website:https://www.rosehorsemanship.com/ 🎓 Online & Virtual Learning:https://www.rosehorsemanship.com/virtual-learning 🎥 YouTube:Ryan Rose Horsemanship @ryanrosehorsemanship 📸 Instagram:@rosehorsemanship 🎶 TikTok:Ryan Rose Horsemanship 📘 Facebook:Ryan Rose Horsemanship 🤍 Patreon:Ryan Rose Horsemanship (All links can be found by searching “Ryan Rose Horsemanship” on your preferred platform.) ❤️ Support the Podcast If you enjoyed this episode and would like to support The Warhorse Journal Podcast, one of the best ways to do that is by joining a WARHORSE Endurance® Challenge. These virtual events are designed to encourage meaningful time with your horse, build community, and celebrate every mile along the way. Learn more at warhorseendurance.com We also invite you to download our free Year of the Horse online journal, created to help you reflect, track time with your horse, and be part of our ongoing Year of the Horse journey. Log in creation will be asked so that you can personalize your journal. Access our gift to you free here: yearofthehorse.warhorseendurance.com
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- What is The Warhorse Journal?
<p>Hosted by <strong>2021 Wisconsin Horse Person of the Year, Christina Hyke</strong>, <strong>The Warhorse Journal Podcast™</strong> centers on thoughtful, heart-led interviews with equine artists, authors, and authentic equestrians whose stories deserve to be heard.</p> <p>Christina is also the host of the award-winning Endurance Horse Podcast and the creator of the <strong>WARHORSE Endurance® Challenges</strong>, and this sister podcast continues the tradition of celebrating the people behind the horses — their creativity, faith, resilience, and lived experience.</p> <p><strong>The Warhorse Journal Podcast™</strong> also highlights riders from the <strong>WARHORSE Endurance® Challenges</strong> community, offering a space to slow down, reflect, and honor the journeys that shape us — both in and out of the saddle.<br />Learn more at <strong><a class="decorated-link" href="http://www.warhorseendurance.com/">www.warhorseendurance.com<span class="ms-0.5 inline-block align-middle leading-none"></span></a></strong>.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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