Legally Brunette: The Evil in Equestrianism
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Hi, guys. Welcome to an episode of Legally Brunette. I will be your host today, Emily Simpson, with my husband, sidekick, whatever you are. What are you?
I'm Shane.
Shane. Just Shane. Today we're going to be talking about, and this was a recommendation from you guys, which I truly, truly appreciate. It is called The Shooting at Hawthorne Hill, and I had not heard of it until you guys had DM'd me a few times and told me that we should discuss it. So... We're going to discuss it. And actually, I'm really happy that I started watching it and that we're going to discuss it because I kind of, when I was growing up, we had horses and I've ridden dressage. And so, you know, I have a little insight into this horse world that we're about to delve into.
Equestrian.
The equestrian world. It's called dressage, though. That's the type, that's the style of riding.
I know, but you said horse world.
horse world equestrian world um and shane knows a little because when we first got married i um i know that i know nothing about horses i i but i had horses i know that i don't know how to ride one and i know that they're very expensive yes he does know that what do they say the cheapest thing about buying a horse is buying a horse
No, the cheapest thing about owning a horse is buying a horse.
Right.
And your dad told me that after we bought a horse.
Right. Anyway. All right. So Lauren Canorac is one of the main characters in this. And she was a dressage rider. Let's just talk a little bit about dressage if someone doesn't know. It is a style of riding. When you watch the Olympics and they have riding equestrian in the Olympics, it's dressage. And it's actually a form of... It dates back thousands of years. It was when they trained horses to fight during battles.
I would never guess that by looking at a horse in dressage.
Well, they train horses.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–7:16
2
What incident involving Michael Barisone and Lauren Kanarek is discussed?
7:16–16:27
3
What were the circumstances leading up to the shooting incident?
16:27–28:12
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How did Lauren Kanarek and Michael Barisone's relationship deteriorate?
28:12–50:12