Solomon Horsemanship

Solomon Horsemanship “God used the horse to save my life, heal my soul, and give me passion and purpose.”

Reined Cow Horses • Clinics
Excellence is not an act, but a habit.

Our program is built on consistency, solid foundation, and development of quality performance horses.

Two-Year-Old TuesdayRock SannmanSannman × Rock This Rey (High Stylish Oak)We’ve really enjoyed watching this filly come ...
09/01/2026

Two-Year-Old Tuesday

Rock Sannman
Sannman × Rock This Rey (High Stylish Oak)

We’ve really enjoyed watching this filly come along. She’s come a long way since we first started her, and it has been pretty special to watch her talent develop along the way.

Rock Sannman is extremely catty, naturally athletic, and very talented. She has that quickness and ability to get with a cow that makes a young cutter exciting to watch—and even more exciting to ride.

She is, without a doubt, one of the most talented young horses we’ve had the opportunity to develop, and we’re proud of how far she has come.

Rock Sannman is now consigned to the Western Bloodstock LTD. NCHA Futurity Sale, and we’re excited for someone else to have the opportunity to take this talented filly to the next level.

SCC Boonvanna “Boomer” got the looks, build and power.This 2 year old gelding has a good foundation and is ready to exce...
08/25/2026

SCC Boonvanna “Boomer” got the looks, build and power.

This 2 year old gelding has a good foundation and is ready to excel in your program.

He is by Southerns Booncat (by Peptoboonsmal, out of a High Brow Cat mare) and out of Cococavanna (CKade).

He’s 14.2 hands, big b***d, big bodied and exceptionally comfortable to ride. He’s has been started correctly with a good foundation and got about 60 days under saddle.

He’s easy going and uncomplicated. We think he has the build and power to make an excellent head horse, but he also has the breeding and movement to go on as a cow horse or ranch horse.

He’ll stay in training and continue to progress until he finds his new home.

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The show pen is where the ribbons are won, but these behind-the-scenes moments tell the story we’ll remember.This past w...
07/31/2026

The show pen is where the ribbons are won, but these behind-the-scenes moments tell the story we’ll remember.

This past weekend was about so much more than the results. It was about encouraging one another, celebrating every win, learning from every challenge, and watching each horse and rider grow.

Congratulations to
David Slay & Red Zeppelin - Junior Horse All Around 🥈 Reserve Champion
(owned by Amanda Jones)
David Slay & Chics Got Your Six - Junior Horse All Around 4th
(owned by Ben and Charlotte Thorp)
David Slay & RS Shootin For Chex - Limited Open All Around 4th
(owned by Amanda and Charlene Jones)
Petra Slay & Bettin Ona Cat - Amateur All Around 🥇 Champion

Most of all, we’re proud of this team. Every rider and every horse took another step forward, and that’s what makes us the most excited for the future.

Thank you all for being part of the journey.


📸: Márk Mangold

“Don’t be afraid of failure, but be terrified of regret.”I can’t stop thinking about this quote.It’s become a quiet remi...
07/24/2026

“Don’t be afraid of failure, but be terrified of regret.”

I can’t stop thinking about this quote.

It’s become a quiet reminder I carry with me every day—not just in horsemanship, but in life.

Horses have taught me that failure isn’t something to fear. Every missed cue, every mistake, every ride that doesn’t go as planned is an opportunity to learn. In fact, I’ve learned far more from the rides that humbled me than the ones that went perfectly.

The horses don’t keep score. They don’t care about yesterday’s mistakes. They simply ask us to show up again today with a better attitude, a little more feel, and a willingness to keep learning.

Life works the same way.

We grow when we’re willing to be uncomfortable. We become better when we’re willing to fail, reflect, and try again. Failure is temporary. Regret has a way of staying with us.

I’d rather look back on a life where I took the chance, learned the lesson, and kept moving forward than wonder what could have been if fear had made the decisions for me.

So tomorrow morning, when the sun comes up, I’ll saddle another horse, try to be a little better than I was today, and remember that progress has never come from playing it safe.

#𝒒𝒖𝒐𝒕𝒆𝒐𝒇𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒅𝒂𝒚 #lovethislife

07/19/2026

It’s a beautiful life 💕

07/16/2026

Some horses make you dream a little bigger.

Dual King Cole “The Dude”

Every ride is another page in a story that’s still being written. It’s impossible to know exactly where the road will lead.

The greatest joy isn’t reaching the destination—it’s watching them become the horse they were meant to be.

We’re thankful this young stallion is part of our future, and we can’t wait to share his journey with all of you.

Here’s to the beginning of something special.

There’s something about the first ride of the morning, before the world wakes up.The sunrise is a reminder that every da...
07/15/2026

There’s something about the first ride of the morning, before the world wakes up.

The sunrise is a reminder that every day is a fresh start. Horses don’t hold on to yesterday’s mistakes, and maybe we shouldn’t either. They ask us to show up with patience, consistency, and humility. They teach us that trust can’t be rushed and excellence can’t be forced—it has to be earned, one ride at a time.

These early mornings aren’t always easy, but they’re worth it. Because the horse I’m riding today is becoming the horse he’ll be tomorrow… and in many ways, so am I.

Excellence is not an act, but a habit.

07/12/2026

Enter on your own risk…

Last week wrapped up our final clinic of the spring season.We had a great group of riders, good horses, and a lot of lea...
06/11/2026

Last week wrapped up our final clinic of the spring season.

We had a great group of riders, good horses, and a lot of learning along the way. It’s always rewarding to watch horses and riders gain confidence, put the pieces together, and leave with a better understanding of the job.

Thank you to everyone who spent their day with us this spring. We appreciate the support, the willingness to learn, and the great attitudes that made each clinic a success.

We’re already working on putting together our fall clinic schedule, and we’re looking forward to doing it all again.

Whether your goal is to build a better foundation, gain confidence working cattle, or prepare for the show pen, we’d love to have you join us!

Stay tuned for dates and details.

Have a blessed day!





04/21/2026

There’s something special about starting a prospect on cows. When a young horse first starts to understand the job, you get to see how they think, how they move, and how they handle the pressure.

It’s still early. He is still learning, but he’s showing the kind of talent, quiet confidence, and natural ability that you hope for. The kind that doesn’t need to be forced — it’s just there, and it comes out a little more each time you ride.

He’s athletic, willing, and has a good mind about him. The kind you enjoy getting on and taking your time with.

We feel lucky to have him and are looking forward to watching him develop.

Dual King Cole aka ‘The Dude’





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