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White Pine Horse Training & Hauling

Horse training, exercising, and hauling! Located in Antlers Ok & Nampa Idaho
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04/08/2024

Had A Blast Showing The Rare Akhal-Teke Horse Breed @ The 2024 Idaho Horse Expo . Contact W'z Ranch For More Information About Them Or For A Breeding This Season. Thanks Vicki Imhoff For Allowing Me To Show Them.

02/21/2024

I think it’s safe to say this 2 year old Spanish Mustang loves attention! 🐴

01/01/2024

Happy New Year! May your 2024 year be filled with lots of horse Adventures. 🎇🎆

12/26/2023

Merry Christmas everyone!🎄 We hope everyone is having a Joyful day.

12/03/2023

Enjoying some sun yesterday. ☀️

11/18/2023

We’re Proud to say We will be Apart of the 2024 Oklahoma’s Premier Equine Extravaganza! Get your tickets! This is an event you won’t want to miss.

11/15/2023

This Girl is coming along nicely. She’s a 3 year old Stinkingwater mare out of Oregon.✨

10/21/2023

After a big move from Idaho to Oklahoma, we are finally getting settled in. Lots of work to do and corrals to build! We are currently available to start taking horses in on training. Pm for pricing and location!

07/20/2021

“Believe in your horse, so your horse can believe in you” - Ray Hunt

This mare I knew could do it. I could see it in her eye, she wanted to try. She tried her hardest to answer each question I asked. She wasn’t always right, and even I was often wrong. We had faith in each other to work towards the end goal. Each day, we learned new things from one and another. Each day we were both eager for the following one. She believed in me, the rider on her back to lead her and show her the way. This mare brought a new outlook to every horse I’ve ridden and will ride in the future.

06/23/2021

With how hot it’s getting in the valley the next few weeks, some of the green horses get rode during the night! Stay cool everyone! 😊

06/19/2021

Meet Malibu, she’s a 5 year old TB mare. Standing 16HH+ (haven’t taped her yet). She will be available in 30-60 days in the high four figure range. This mare loves to work and please, she will be one that could go any direction in any discipline.

06/16/2021

India rode Hollywood for the first time last night! I am so proud of both of them. For anyone who doesn’t know, Hollywood is a 6 year old Devils Garden mustang with right around 30 rides. He is one special dude!

06/08/2021

One of my favorite things I teach a lot of our horses is to ground tie or throwing the reins over the saddle. They should be able to stand quiet and wait for further instruction.
For example, I needed to check on another horse here on the property. I threw the reins over the saddle and put my mare in “Park”. Needless to say, I took a little longer then planned, when I came back I found my bridle had a slight malfunction. Just hanging from her neck, she hadn’t moved a muscle from where I left her. Waiting patiently for me to come get her.

You never know when something might happen, as horsemen we need to try and be prepared for any situation with our mounts.

05/31/2021

"That's the thing with a horse; you can't just love on em and buy lots of carrots. Bribery doesn't work with horses, no different than trying to bribe a kid. All it does is make a contemptuous, spoilt horse." - Buck Brannaman.

05/24/2021

Currently have a couple spots open for training! Please contact the page if interested or wanting any info. -Luke

05/18/2021

Some current and past horses that have been in training!

03/03/2021

I have never liked bucking horses. I know, as a fella making a living punching cows, you’re supposed to “crave it”, or at the very least, not be worried about it. But, I just have never found much sport in it. Not out of a chute, not in the bronc pen, not in the jig line, not in a stall, not in the arena, not any single place have I ever been on one where I really enjoyed a horse pitching. I’ve never been a hand at it, either. The only advice I got much about riding them was you get better the more you hit the ground, and I was never too excited to bounce that much in order to ride the bad ones. I’ve always respected the guys that were good at it, and I enjoy watching a good bronc ride as much as anyone, but I always tried to avoid them. With that being said, I’ve had to get on more than some that I knew were going to buck. Every cowboy knows that feeling, when you pull his head around and feel your right foot leave the ground, and you know when your butt hits the seat, you’re going to be tested. Sometimes, you win. Sometimes, they lead him back to you as you find your hat and shake the sand out of your leggins. I’ve been on both sides, and I have to say, you can really tell what someone is about right before they swing up. I’ve seen guys shake their head and lead them back to the trailer. I’ve seen guys with a big smile just itching for the fight. I’ve seen guys sigh, shake their shoulders, close their eyes, and swing aboard. And for some reason, those are the guys I’ve always respected the most. I don’t really know why. They don’t ooze that bronc rider confidence that some hands have, who seem to not be burdened by one leaving the ground. They actually have more in common with the guy leading his back to the trailer. They don’t want it, and they’d rather it be someone else standing at that horses shoulder. And yet, they toe a stirrup and swing up. There is something to be said about being scared and going ahead with your task. It’s the ultimate test of your guts. You have weighed the unpredictable elements and you know they do not favor you, but you wade into it because it is your duty. I have found being a husband and a father are much the same. I think living life in general can be summed up in this manner. We’ve all heard the quote “Courage is being scared to death, and saddling up anyways.”, and it rings infinitely true the older I get. I’m mostly venting, but I just want anyone reading this who is facing hard odds and uncertainty to know, the only way back to the trailer is to get aboard. There is no shame in dreading the hardships to come, and it is sensical and understandable to ride the good ones all you can and make life easy. But when hardships come, and you’re trying to get your hat sucked down, it is more honorable to try than it is to lead one back to the trailer. Good ones are made through hardships and trials, and fearing the unknown is natural.

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