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10/24/2026

“Never forget the person who taught you how to saddle a horse.”

The person who took a chance on yet another beginner.

The person who works through the summer heat and winter cold, loses their voice, stands until their legs go numb, forgets to eat, and probably burns out more times than anyone could count and yet, they keep showing up to teach.

They may never fully realize what a blessing they are to the young kids who come with nothing but a dream.

Teaching is a gift in itself. What a beautiful thing it is to use that gift in service to others.

“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.”
— 1 Peter 4:10

Not everyone has the patience, understanding, and determination required to teach young minds. It takes a special kind of person to pour so much of themselves into someone else’s growth, especially when they may never get to see how far that person will go.

That is the beautiful thing about those who teach us the basics. Even if we do not stay with them forever, even if our paths change, or even if we eventually move on from the horse world, what they taught us remains with us forever.

They may never know that the chance they gave one young child could help shape the next generation of teachers, trainers, or even world champions. They may never see all the places that child will go or all the lives they will one day touch simply because someone took the time to teach them.

Nothing grows strong without a solid foundation, and these are the people who help us build one. They teach us more than how to saddle a horse, hold the reins, or find our seat. They teach us patience, responsibility, confidence, hard work, and the courage to keep going when things get difficult.

So never forget the man or woman who first taught you how to saddle your horse. Give them a little extra love, thank them whenever you have the chance, and remind them that what they do matters.

They may go unnoticed more often than they deserve, but their impact reaches farther than they will ever know.

Because behind every great horseman is someone who believed in them when they were still a beginner with nothing but a dream.

08/30/2026

Thank you God, for all the heartaches.
Thank you God, for all the pain.
Thank you God, for all the long nights,
And tough days.
Thank you God, for all the failures and successes,
Thank you for all the lessons.

Thank you God, for every blessing
and answered prayer.

Thank you God,
for Never giving up
on ME.

-Harlie Blue

07/04/2026

Built on grit. Fueled by freedom. 🇺🇸

God Bless America! 🤍🎇🇺🇸

Happy Independence Day, America! ❤️🤍💙

06/09/2026

I have been told time and time again that judges don’t like my horse. I’ve asked what I could improve on, what we could do better, and most of the time there’s never really an answer.

Every show, every loss, every time I walk out of the ring disappointed, I blame myself before I ever blame my mare. Primrose tries her heart out for me and gives me everything she has every single time. She does her job to the absolute best of her ability, so to me, it’s my responsibility to make her ability even better. I could have rode better. I could have practiced harder. It’s never her fault — it’s mine.

After two years of showing and never being better than second best, you start getting used to never placing. You start expecting disappointment.

So this last weekend, I was honestly shocked when I heard my name called for first place. I was even more shocked hearing the judge talk about how much she LOVED Primrose. After the classes, she came up to me and told me how much she loved my horse and the way I show her off in every class, and if I’m honest, it almost made me cry.

Me and Primrose are slowly but surely getting somewhere as a team. And as hard as it’s been, if it wasn’t for the many shows where we were “never good enough,” the judges who overlooked us, or the competitors who laughed in our direction, we wouldn’t be where we are today.
Being told my horse would never be good enough or that I would never be good enough became the fuel that kept me working, even when it got hard. Even when I questioned if I should give up, I kept going.
That’s why every win, big or small, means so much to me.

And that’s why Primrose means the world to me. 🤍
HG CANT NEVER COULD

04/20/2026

The little horse everyone had given up on before she was ever given a chance.

Little Wispy has come a long way, and I am so grateful that we never stopped trying when things got bad.
Wisp came from a kill lot when she was only 10 months old. She was weak, sick, and honestly barely alive. We were told by our vet that she really did not look good, and I could tell by his face that he didn’t have much hope for her surviving. Every night I’d go to the barn to sit with her, and she would just stand there half asleep and out of it, having a hard time breathing. I would just pray that some miracle would save this little filly.
I knew from the moment I saw her beautiful face that she was worth fighting for, even when I had people saying, yet again, we should have never taken a chance on a kill pen horse. After months of tears, praying, and trying everything we could to help her, she came around and started becoming more active and so much happier. The miracle I prayed for came, and she came back to life. She was finally able to be the goofy little filly that was always there, hidden under her pain.
I will never regret taking a chance on her. I will never regret a single thing about this filly.
She is the first horse I ever started under saddle myself. I made mistakes for sure, but she has always been so easy and willing to learn. Yeah, she has an attitude, but what mare doesn’t? She’s becoming so amazing and surprises me almost every day with just how incredible she really is.
I was terrified to start her myself—not because she was crazy, but because I didn’t want to mess her up. We worked so hard to get her to where she’s at, and I didn’t want to do anything wrong. Like I said, I know I made mistakes with her. There are things I could have done differently, but I sure didn’t mess her up. She has been a big confidence boost for me because I know her inside and out, and nothing she does ever scares me. I love this sweet little mare, and just being able to see that adorable face every morning brings me so much joy.

Long story short:
Take the chance.
Don’t always believe what small-minded people tell you.
I will forever try to give any and every horse the chance they deserve. They won’t all be success stories like Wisp, but you won’t know if you don’t try.

❤️❤️❤️

03/01/2026

2026 Mindset Changes ✨

Looking back at everything 2025 taught me, I realized there are a few mindset shifts I need to make to continue growing,
both in my confidence and in who I hope to become.

First: “If it scares you, chase it.”
At the beginning of the year, I said my 2026 motto would be “do the scary thing.” The truth is, the worst thing that can happen when you step into something that scares you is that you fail and failure means you’re learning. Every time I push myself to do something that intimidates me, I usually walk away thinking, “That wasn’t so bad,” or “Why was I even scared?” Those moments build confidence. They remind me that growth lives outside my comfort zone, and that the only way to get better is to keep showing up, even when it feels uncomfortable.

Second: “The only person you need to prove anything to is yourself.”
For a long time, I was fueled by the voices that said my horse would never be good enough, or that I would never make it. And if I’m being honest, sometimes I still am. But I’ve started to realize that when you’re constantly trying to prove people wrong, you never actually feel accomplished. It’s like there’s always something more to prove.

The reality is, most of those people aren’t watching my journey. Some don’t even know where I am or what I’m doing now. Yet their words can still echo in my head.
That’s something I’m choosing to change.

Instead of thinking, “I have to prove to everyone that this horse is worth something,”
I’m shifting to: If I’m proud. If I’m happy. If I feel like we’re doing amazing, that’s what matters.
I am my own worst critic. I can walk out of something feeling like I messed everything up or like I could have done so much better, even when everyone around me says I did great. So if I’m proud of myself, then I know it truly means something. That’s the standard I want to hold onto.

At the end of the day, if I keep pushing myself, keep doing what I love, and keep chasing my dreams, success will speak for itself. I don’t need proving people wrong to be my motivation anymore. My passion, my growth, and my happiness are reason enough.

Here’s to a 2026 filled with courage, confidence, and doing the scary things. 🩷

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