Episode
Switching Barns - 'Tis the Season
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- Broke Horse Moms
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- Dec 2, 2025
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- 1368
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Episode Summary It’s that time of year — show season is winding down, leases are ending, and a LOT of families start wondering… Is it time to switch barns? In this episode, Angie cracks open one of the spiciest topics in the horse world: when, why, and how to switch barns without burning every bridge in sight. And yes — before hitting record, she even texted Chloe’s trainer to ask, “Should I even talk about this??” The trainer’s answer: “We can talk tonight… just keep it focused.” So we did. And here it is. Quick Favor? ⭐️ If you love this podcast, the easiest free way to support it is by leaving a rating or review: How to Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts Open Apple Podcasts Search for and/or tap the show name ( Broke Horse Moms ) Scroll past the episodes to Ratings & Reviews Tap ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Tap Write a Review and leave a note! How to Rate on Spotify Go to the main Broke Horse Moms show page Tap the About tab Tap the ⭐️ rating and select your stars — done! Want to Support the Show? If you’d like to help keep this podcast running and support this Broke Horse Mom you can make a small contribution at: 👉 https://brokehorsemoms.com/shavings Episode Highlights Why so many families switch barns at the end of show season The most common reasons people leave a barn (horses, money, goals, program fit, vibes) Why switching barns feels so emotional and personal for both parents and trainers Angie’s own experiences with two previous barn switches — one easy, one gut-wrenching How to leave a barn gracefully (honesty, kindness, communication) What to say, and what not to say, when making the transition How to avoid switching prematurely by choosing the right type of program from the start Key questions to ask yourself about goals, budget, horse needs, and your kid’s riding path Li…