The Equine Business Podcast · 2026-02-26 · 9 min
The National Equine Show is just around the corner and in this episode I’m taking you behind the scenes of how I am actually preparing for it and planning a stand that genuinely works for me and my business, rather than just looking busy for the sake of it. Exhibiting at big shows can be a huge opportunity, but they can also become overwhelming if you try to do everything. This year I have made some very deliberate decisions about what I am not doing, as well as what I am focusing on, so that the experience is sustainable and actually aligned with how I want to show up. I share why I cancelled the Pace and Paddock magazine this year, even though it worked brilliantly last time, and why protecting my capacity as a full time carer and business owner has shaped every decision about this show. We often assume more is better at events, but in reality, doing less more clearly can be far more powerful. I also walk you through what I am taking to the show and why.
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