Totemm Pole Performance Horses

Totemm Pole Performance Horses Dedicated to training horses through consistency, not fear. Closed for riding lessons.

Head trainer Francesqua (Chessie) Curtis-May (pronounced Fran-ches-ka) and her husband Lucas May own a small equine facility in southwest Tucson, Arizona, which is home to Totemm Pole Performance Horses. While Francesqua enjoys the challenge of starting young horses under saddle and re-training horses with bad habits her passion lies in the dressage & cutting arenas as well as traveling Arizona p

articipating in parades throughout the year. Francesqua earned a bachelors degree in Animal Science with an Equine Industry option focusing intensely on Equine Nutrition at the University of Arizona. While at the UA Francesqua was a founding member of the U of A Equestrian Team, and was vice president of the U of A Horseman's Association. Fancesqua has also been interested in rodeo royalty pageants since she was crowned 2003 Lost Dutchman Days Rodeo Queen and the next year the 2004 Cave Creek Fiesta Days Pro Rodeo Queen. Francesqua has since tackled another important aspect of royalty and has served as the Lost Dutchman Days Rodeo Royalty Director. Please log on to http://Totemmpoleperformancehorses.webs.com for more information on Totemm Pole Performance Horses and Francesqua Curtis-May.

07/19/2020

1912 Pendleton Round Up... Amazing!! (Shared by Angela Swedberg)

Lol!
05/13/2020

Lol!

It's that simple : )

Oooooooooo! Very cool!
02/22/2020

Oooooooooo! Very cool!

Thank you for all the recent interest! Its been fun talking to new people & telling them about what we do!(Here's a pict...
01/29/2020

Thank you for all the recent interest! Its been fun talking to new people & telling them about what we do!

(Here's a picture of Rocco... well & Synamon's butt for 'tax', lol)

01/12/2020

Absolutely not being rude, I see barrel racers kick, kick, kicking through the entire cloverleaf (I'm sure I've done it too).
My question is, has anyone gone to a time only & tested one run right after another to see if they actually get a faster time with kick kick kick vs just steering or solid squeeze etc? Does it really help? Its the only speed or timed event that I've seen where riders employ the kick kick kick method. Just a random thought I had...

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5849 S Camino De La Tierra
Tucson, AZ
85746

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