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Part 2 of our special conversation with Suzy Johnson continues with stories about family, business, her lifelong love of the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration, and the experiences that eventually helped lead to the opening of Cartwright Elementary School.

Suzy was gracious, thoughtful, and incredibly vulnerable throughout this conversation, giving us an honest and personal look at the people, places, and moments that have shaped her life.

We are so grateful she trusted us with her story and sat down for this very special two-part episode of Flatwalk, Please.

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In this special CELEBRATION episode of Flatwalk, Please, I sit down with Suzy Johnson for a conversation filled with history, memories, wonderful stories, and plenty of laughs along the way.

We had so much to talk about that one episode simply wasn’t enough! This is Part One of our two-part conversation, with Part Two releasing in just two days.

I absolutely loved recording this episode and am so grateful to Suzy for sharing so much with me. I hope you enjoy listening just as much as I enjoyed making it!

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Flatwalk, Please — a place for voices from every corner of the Tennessee Walking Horse community.

In this episode of Flatwalk, Please, I sit down with brothers Jesse Dotson III and Jaron Dotson to talk about their family’s history in the Tennessee Walking Horse industry, the influence and challenges of Black culture within the breed, and the community they continue to build around the show ring.

We also discuss the incredible group of spectators they bring to horse shows and the growth of their youth handlers as they help introduce a new generation to the Walking Horse.

I’m so grateful Jesse and Jaron joined me for this thoughtful and important conversation.

In this engaging conversation, Blaise Broccard shares her journey in the equestrian world, discussing her early experiences with horses, her career development, and the challenges she faced as a woman in a male-dominated industry. She emphasizes the importance of community support, the joy of trail riding, and her passion for creating content to inspire the next generation of horse enthusiasts. Blaise reflects on her personal growth, the significance of pressure in her career, and her favorite horses in the industry, providing a heartfelt insight into her life as a trainer and equestrian.

🎙️ Meet the Host: Kim Richwine of Flatwalk, Please 🐴

This week, we’re turning the tables! In this special episode, the mic gets flipped as Flatwalk, Please host Kim Richwine takes the guest seat. It’s a chance for listeners — and future guests — to get to know the voice behind the podcast.

Kim shares her origin story with the Tennessee Walking Horse, how she fell in love with the breed, and what keeps her passionate about the people and stories that make this community so special. She opens up about why she believes connection and conversation are the heart of the industry — and what she hopes Flatwalk, Please will bring to the table in the years to come.

Whether you’re a rider, breeder, fan, or friend of the Walking Horse world, this behind-the-scenes episode is a heartfelt introduction to the spirit behind the mic.

🎧 Listen now and get to know the person asking all the questions — before your story takes the spotlight next.

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In this engaging conversation, Maggie Moore shares her lifelong journey with horses, from her early experiences in Arizona to her competitive career in Tennessee. She discusses her transition to California, her work in photography, and how these experiences shaped her approach to horse training and ownership. Maggie reflects on the changes in the equine industry, the importance of amateur owner training, and offers valuable advice for aspiring horse owners. The conversation also touches on her memorable achievements in the show ring and her thoughts on influential horses in the industry.

Join us for a thoughtful conversation with Donnie Headrick, a dedicated horse breeder and family man whose journey reflects both hard work and heart. From his early days in Tennessee to becoming a respected figure in the Walking Horse industry, Donnie opens up about the challenges and triumphs of breeding, the role of family in his life, and the joy of guiding the next generation of riders. His stories of perseverance, community, and love for the breed offer an inspiring and genuine look at a life built around horses and the people who care for them.Southern

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In this episode, we delve into the rich legacy of Erica and Maria's family in the horse industry. From their roots in Kentucky, the Dericksons have left an indelible mark to the legacy of their other grandparents, who were instrumental in both flat shod and performance Tennessee Walking Horses. Join us as we uncover the family dynamics that shaped their path and the unique connections forged through generations of horse training and breeding. Discover how their passion for horses continues to thrive, bridging past and present in a story of tradition, innovation, and family bonds.

Chris talks to us about the pivotal role of collaboration in achieving business success. He shares his personal journey, highlighting how meaningful partnerships have fueled innovation and growth in his career. Don't miss this engaging conversation with Chris Elliott, where collaboration meets success.

Sterling is into his walking horses as well as all things outdoors. This is the kid that you can find either riding, field trialing, showing, setting traps, putting episodes up on his YouTube channel. This kid does it all and he talks about it all today with me on the Flatwalk, Please Podcast.Find his YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@TNtrapper481

Flat Walk Please is a podcast hosted by Kim Richwine, aimed at bringing together voices from the Tennessee walking horse community. The podcast features real conversations with various stakeholders in the industry, including trainers, exhibitors, and judges, to share stories, insights, and experiences. Kim expresses her passion for the equestrian world and invites listeners to join her on this journey.