Spring is just around the corner and you know what that means…longer days, warmer breezes, greener pastures. Spring is probably my favorite of the four seasons, fall being next in line. I like the Spring season because it’s a harbinger of life. It’s like someone turns a switch shifting us from the dead of winter to the birth of Spring. The flowers bloom, the grass greens, the birds chirp, and the frozen streams and ponds jump to life.
Continue reading …You were born to be a star; all you need to do is keep shining,” once wrote Poet Gift Gugu Mona. When a striking red roan colt with chrome was born in 2022 at Terry Bradshaw Quarter Horses, the star in the making was so fancy, Tammy Bradshaw immediately named him “Hollywood.”
Continue reading …“It is amazing how much love and laughter they bring into our lives and even how much closer we become with each other because of them.” – John Grogan once said about animals. Animals, they say, are great for families, and no one knows that better than Scott Weiss and Erin Bradshaw Weiss of Aubrey, […]
Continue reading …By Delores Kuhlwein Imagine having the chance to ride or even show one of the most incredible horses, aka a unicorn, in the industry – a mare with a name that is synonymous with the picture of the ultimate western all around horse. Not only does she hail from royal lineage, VS Code Red and […]
Continue reading …We are devastated to share the news of the passing of our friend, Robie Herman. Words cannot express our deep sadness at the loss of this extraordinary man and kind soul who was not only a wonderful horseman, but also truly a friend to all. We’ve shared what we know so far about Robie’s services, […]
Continue reading …How do you say goodbye to your Heart Horse; your Unicorn? That was Ima Diamond Loper to us. She was humanely laid to rest on 02/05/2025 due to complications from cancer. Our hearts are broken. Meg was just 17 and still had many years to give to us. Meg was a Congress champion in Novice […]
Continue reading …“If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door.” – Milton Berle. By Delores Kuhlwein Many of us can attribute our fledgling love of horses when we were just kids to 4-H, America’s largest youth development organization for the past 100-plus years. In fact, a myriad of youth would not have access to agriculture or animals without […]
Continue reading …By Delores Kuhlwein Yellowstone. 1883. 1923. America’s Last Cowboy. Longmire. Justified. Joe Pickett. It seems modern viewers can’t get enough of the Western lifestyle, thanks to the rekindled love of the American West brought to us by today’s television and film producers. It’s time to add another binge-worthy show to your list: Today’s Wild West, […]
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