Show Notes
In this episode of the On The Rail Podcast, we provide an end-of-year recap and discuss several equine maturity and futurity programs.
An overview of programs such as Super Sires, March to the Arch, Premier Sires, NSBA Breeders Championship, Roan to Riches, and others. We try to explain the eligibility, fees, deadlines, and benefits of each program, sharing insights from research and discussions with industry experts.
Furthermore, we reflect on the podcast's growth, notable episodes, and personal experiences in the horse industry over the past year. We also share our goals for 2025, express gratitude to our listeners and guests, and discuss broader trends and hopes for the industry.
Tune in for a comprehensive look at equine programs and a heartfelt recap of the podcast's journey.
Related Links/Products Mentioned:
-The Stamping Iron - Logos, Custom E-Commerce Storefronts & More!
-Super Sires - Breeders Purse & Stakes Purse
-MTTA Slot Classes - Find more info here from Episode 029
-Premier Sires - Breeders Futurity, Limited Series, Maiden
-Breeders Trust Futurity - APHA Program
-NSBA BCF/Color BCF - New Ranch BCF coming soon!
-Roans To Riches - ARHA program
-Midwest Cash Incentive - Find out more info here from Episode 097
-Ca$h For Color - Find out more info here from Episode 070
00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview
01:18 Discussing Fraternity Programs
02:27 Super Sires Program Details
10:08 March to the Arch Slot Classes
14:45 Premier Sires Program
26:10 APHA Breeders Trust Futurity
35:29 Roans to Riches Program
42:28 NSBA Breeders Championship Futurity
52:31 Cash for Color and Midwest Incentive Programs
54:07 Podcasting Year in Review 2024
56:06 Behind the Scenes: Podcast Production
56:31 Listener Feedback and Sound Quality
59:15 Top Episodes and Analytics
01:05:06 Memorable Moments and Favorite Episodes
01:19:17 Industry Trends and Future Goals
01:26:44 Personal Horse Life Recap and Goals
01:30:18 Thank You and Final Thoughts
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