Show Notes
In this episode of the On The Rail Podcast, we converse with recurring guest Chase Parrish and his brother Cody Parrish.
They discuss their family background in the horse industry, Chase's transition from football to becoming a Marine and starting Stable Savers, and Cody's experiences running the family horse training business.
The brothers talk about lessons learned, the importance of integrity and patience, their experiences with the pony business they started as kids, and the qualities of a good client and horse trainer.
Additionally, they reflect on their family’s strong Christian values and how that has shaped their success and approach to life and business.
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00:00 Welcome to the On the Rail Podcast
01:32 Meet Chase Parrish: Marine and Horse Enthusiast
03:09 Introducing Cody Parrish: Life as a Horse Trainer
06:25 The Evolution of the Horse Industry
10:23 Lessons Learned from Growing Up in the Horse Business
14:29 The Pony Business: Childhood Memories and Lessons
23:47 Challenges and Advice for Young Trainers
39:47 Family Values and Integrity in Horse Training
42:40 Challenges of Balancing Family and Horse Training
44:30 Faith and Values in Sustaining a Family Business
46:56 Raising the Next Generation with a Love for Horses
51:52 Lessons Learned from Running Stable Savers
01:02:39 Qualities of a Good Client and Team Player
01:09:13 Contact Information and Final Thoughts
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