Rising A Equine

09/07/2026

One of our main goals, is to prepare a horse to handle a situation well, before they ever really get thrown into the real deal.
Learning how to pack and drag a rope before they even get their first rides.
Incorporating that into the early days.
Roping a dummy..dragging a log before they see a cow.

The first time we bring them to work a “real job” should be an easy transition.
That is how you create a horse to loves its job, and takes care of you as you do it with confidence.

If you see us out day working, we are probably on a green c**t, (maybe its first time out) but you might not spot it right away 😉

08/31/2026

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Our horses support us, we want to do our best to return the favor! 🐎
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08/22/2026

We work on a lot of different things in our program; cutting, all different aspects of roping, constantly working on bending their bodies and the list goes on. I would say a large majority of our horses end up with a rope tied to their saddle for the rest of their lives whether it be team roping or ranching. We may spend a day working the flag or introducing rollbacks or a million other things but I try and always end them with some sort of short roping activity that requires little effort from them physically but requires them to stay mentally engaged for just a moment. Personally I think this helps to keep them from getting “hot” when a rope is taken from the keeper. Ending at the steer early on in their training helps ensure the longevity of a cool, calm, collected mind. Not always, but often. It also helps ensure that they know it’s “just the rope” so that if you happen to get in a bind, your horse can help the situation instead of make it worse.

07/30/2026

Big thanks to all the Fire Fighters who got on this so quick and kept it from coming any closer to us. Was a bit nerve wracking there for a minute! We did evacuate our horses for a couple of days but we are back now!

07/21/2026

2 y/o by cr gotcha covered we got to start this summer. She’s coming along nicely! Thanks to the Crutch ranch of Borger tx for sending her to us!

07/16/2026

We don’t want em.

07/10/2026

07/04/2026

Part two of some we have in the barn!
Who would you choose?

07/04/2026

Happy birthday America. We hope you all have a happy fourth!!

“You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather, serve one another humbly in love.” Galatians 5:13

06/29/2026

Lesson number 1:

Sleep where you can, when you can!