I started riding horses for other people when I was 14, taking in all the unwanted, hard to get along with horses around. When I was 17, I got my own horse based on advice from a local legend in the horse industry where I live. That horse was a Mustang straight from the adoption facility. After a lot of success showing that horse, as well as many others along the way, I was able to create some amazing relationships all over the western states. A lot of my training was based on creating an all-around horse willing to give everything towards what was asked of them. From roping, trail, reining, western, hunting in the mountains, english, hunter under saddle, as well as to driving a cart and wagons. I believe in the all-around horse.



When I got married and started a family, horses had to take a back seat to family life and sports with my children. Now as my children are growing older, the last few years I have been able to find my passion to ride young horses again. I find myself enjoying riding young horses and putting a solid foundation on them. Our model for the horses we have gathered, which is a small band of broodmares, we plan on hand picking the breeding to top stallions, raising the foals to around 3 or 4 years old, then entering them into sales to find their next chapter in life. In the coming years those horses will start showing up at the top sales in the western states, and hopefully I will be creating strong friendships along the way.



We have nothing to hide with the horses we sell. Probably my biggest fault is being overly honest about everything we know about the horses which sometimes raises “red flags”. We do not want to knowingly sell a horse to the wrong person, and will go out of our way to make that happen. Come ride with us, we would love to help find you a good one.



I’ll will always be honest regarding my horses, please be honest with me regarding your capabilities.