Aug 20, 2026 · 52 min · 10 segments
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…
Jesse Dotson IIIGuest
Kim RichwineHost
Jaron DotsonGuest
What's up, everybody? My name is Kim Richwine, and I'm back with another more traditional episode of Flat Walk Please podcast.

After a couple of nontraditional episodes where we've sat down this summer with the owners of NextGen Equine and Maiden Holdings, we're doing a traditional get-to-know-you interview episode today with none other than the Dotson Brothers.

The Dotson Brothers Farm was established in 1889, and the youngest installments of the Dotson family that are competing out there today are Jesse Dotson III and Jaron Dotson.

These two brothers sat down with me for an interview that I thoroughly enjoyed, not only learning about their family history and the influence of Black exhibitors within the walking horse industry, But they actually told me about how their family work ethic has integrated not only into their lives, but in how they show, how they compete, how they carry themselves throughout the breed.

I want to thank Jesse and Jaron for taking the time to sit down with me and hope you enjoy.
It's time for Flat Walk, please, with your host, Kim Richewine.
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