Chasin 3 Farms

05/24/2026

Ty is fat but feeling and looking so much better than he did a year ago. Here’s to hoping to get riding a bit more.

05/23/2026

So Tinkin Socksy has lived up to her name! My goodness, is she gorgeous?! And I love how she loves the little ones. ❤️ I’m forever grateful for her home with Elli and her family.

05/18/2026

So Tinkin Socksy and Gabi making a super nice run today to grab them a 1D check. Elli let her sister, Gabi run Socks this past weekend and they didn’t disappoint. Happy tears for all!!!!

05/11/2026

Morgan and Stolis Wonder making a super nice pass this past weekend. I love it that Jewel goes in so quietly and just wants
to do her job correctly. So many high hopes for this filly by Stoli and out my good
SFW mare Charmie. ❤️

04/20/2026

Axle had a birthday yesterday! I was so happy to see him and hug his neck.
The bestest boy. 💙

Good Timin Guy and Kaylee McGraw were the superstars of the weekend. We love cheering for this team.

12/30/2025

Make it happen! 💪🏼

12/29/2025

❤️❤️❤️

Repeat after me…
I’m not chasing anymore.
I’m aligning.

The season ahead isn’t about force or proving anything.
It’s about peace, clarity, quiet confidence, and becoming the version of me that trusts the path she’s on.

No rush.
No fear.
Just steady steps forward — and a deep knowing that what’s coming feels like home.

✨🐴

12/28/2025

Being a horse person isn’t something I do.
It’s something I am.

It’s woven into the way I move through the world,
the way I notice things,
the way my heart settles
when life feels loud.

No matter where life takes me—
different seasons,
different roles,
different responsibilities—
this part of me doesn’t change.

Because loving horses isn’t a phase you outgrow.
It’s a way of seeing.

It teaches you patience
in a world that rushes.
It teaches you awareness—
of body language,
of energy,
of the things left unsaid.

It teaches you humility.
You learn quickly
that control doesn’t equal connection,
and strength doesn’t need to be loud
to be real.

Being a horse person means
you understand commitment
in quiet ways.
Showing up on tired days.
Caring when no one’s watching.
Choosing consistency
over convenience.

It shapes the way you love, too.

You learn to meet others where they are.
To listen before reacting.
To earn trust instead of demanding it.

Life may pull me into new chapters—
careers,
family,
responsibility,
change.

But this stays.

Because horses didn’t just teach me how to ride.
They taught me how to be present.
How to regulate my own energy.
How to stand calmly
when everything else feels uncertain.

They taught me that progress isn’t always forward.
Sometimes it’s stillness.
Sometimes it’s patience.
Sometimes it’s choosing to try again tomorrow.

Even when I’m far from the barn,
I carry it with me.

In the way I breathe
when stress shows up.
In the way I ground myself
when emotions rise.
In the way I find peace
in small, ordinary moments.

Being a horse person means
I will always be drawn
to authenticity over appearances.
Depth over noise.
Connection over control.

It means I know where I come from—
and what holds me steady
when life shifts.

No matter how full my life becomes,
no matter where the road leads,
this part of me remains.

Because once horses shape your heart,
they don’t let go.

And I wouldn’t want them to.