11/06/2026
I know many were anxiously awaiting an intro post. Unfortunately, sometimes things just don’t work out the way we had hoped or planned.
The stallion I was so hopeful would become a part of my program’s future has returned to the home he has known for the past 10+ years. While this was certainly not the outcome I had hoped for, circumstances made it clear that returning home was the best decision for both his well being and my own safety.
I have no doubt that he is a wonderful horse with so much to offer, but sometimes circumstances simply aren’t the right fit. I found myself in a situation that was far more challenging than anticipated, and with the recent loss of my mother inlaw, the timing truly could not have been worse.
As much as I wanted things to work out, I also have to recognize my own limitations. Mentally and emotionally, I am just not in a place to take on a project of this magnitude, especially while balancing life with a toddler that is horse obsessed. Safety is of upmost importance and she will always come first.
At this point, I’m once again unsure what the future holds. I know many have been curious and have reached out asking about him, so I hope this helps answer those questions and stops the messages about him for now. Out of respect for everyone involved, I won’t be going into further details.
Life has thrown a lot my way lately, and I simply don’t have much left to give right now.
Thank you to those who have continued to support me through the ups and downs. I truly appreciate it more than you know. ❤️
Please stop telling me everything happens for a reason or that there is something bigger and better coming 😅 the only bigger and better thing is the very big possibility of me dispersing my mares.
This whole thing has cost me a fortune. I took a major gamble and it did not pay off and now I have nothing left to try again. Chief was not insured. And no, I will not be keeping a c**t by Chief.