Cedar Ridge Equine, LLC

17/09/2024

First thing first - A HUGE thank you goes out to Rod Cline/Karen Killmeyer and Shauna Diehl for gifting this race name and the logo to me to bring it back to life!! I'm so so so excited!

UPDATE
$250 ADDED so far for prizes or money 8/17/2024
Teen Maree McRae-Holland ♡♡☆☆
We are going to have to build this back up to what it was as I'm starting from scratch and it's a pretty fast turn around to have any cool prizes with Casper on them.

If I can get sponsors for buckles I will get those ordered asap! I'm not sure I can get someone to do the Logo this fast though. But could at least have some prizes. Again. This is only if we can get them this fast.

3 more Open $120 each -
* Lexi Benson - 1

2 more Youth $120 each
* Candice Score - 1

2 Peewees $60 each

This is going to be held in Helena MT at Van D**e Arena!

17/09/2024

Are we ready for 2025!!!

Here is the schedule and dates.

Will be setting committees up at each location too ❤️

15/09/2024

Join Cedar Ridge Equine, LLC to Fall in Love with Horses!

Click the link in the comments for more info!

09/09/2024

Come join us this Sunday for a fun day of barrel racing!

09/09/2024

OPEN JACKPOT
Outside weather permitting.
Inside if not.

Enter on site

Cash in Cash out

First draw posted at 12:45pm.

Enter until the last person enters the ally way.

Once the draw is posted - that's it. NO trades.

Age groups
Youth 15 and under as of Jan 1st
Peewee 8 and under as of Jan 1st

Youth can carry over

If you run peewee no entering youth or Open

FMI Jamie Ackerson

07/09/2024

We are so excited for these two to get this filly home:) ❤️
2022 AQHA filly, Smart N Chexxy by Majors Dapper Dan and out of Little Gypsy Dancer

03/09/2024

02/09/2024

29/08/2024

This is the ONLY live feed for Buckles and Barrels for Bailey and it’s free! Do NOT click on any other ones or pay for one.

It is also on the website: https://bucklesandbarrels4bailey.com/race-info-%26-forms

It’s brought to you by Todd Henderson of Big Shot Media. Thank you, Todd.

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29/08/2024

Love my horse life. 🐴

24/08/2024

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20/08/2024

Protect your Peace:
❗️Buckle up Butter Cup, we are getting Real❗️

You are an athlete. As an athlete you have to treat your body as such. What you consume matters. It matters what you eat and how you will feel before competing. It matters what you drink beforehand and how it will affect your overall wellbeing. But most importantly, it matters what your mind consumes before competitions. We are often faced with the challenges of what goes on in the rodeo world around us. Drama, others emotionally dumping their own issues on us, and even consuming our own personal challenges. Your brain consumes all of this information. Good or bad. Your mental capacity greatly affects how competing makes you feel. It determines if you are going to let the information you consume take up space and affect how you feel mentally and emotionally before a run. If there is any lesson you learn from being an athlete, let it be this: Protect YOUR Peace.
Okay, hear me out on this one. I know so many great athletes who still face this challenge. We’ve all been guilty of it. We get wrapped up in the emotional conflict of those around us. We even allow the attacks on our own character and reputation to affect us. But you have to learn to release it. When you consume this information, your mindset becomes weaker. You dwell on these conversations and allow the emotions from these words trigger uneasy feelings. It’s a natural human response. But here’s the thing. You can scream your side, your point of view, and your opinion to people until you’re blue in the face. But you can’t dictate how others process this information. All you can do is control how all of it affects you.
So please, Protect your own peace. Whether you have to remove yourself from certain friend groups, situations or conversations, protect your peace. Practice when you are in these situations to listen to what is being said, process it, and then dump it into the trash bin of your mind. Do not allow others to have a grasp on your own mental health. You are the only person who can control how you allow things to affect you. Hear the information, but learn to control how you emotionally respond to it. This in itself is a difficult task that is detrimental to your own mental strength. Learn to walk away or to let things be. Remember why you are here. Remember why you compete. Remember that you cannot control others but you can control your own mental strength. Do not become consumed by all that is negative. Become obsessed with protecting your own mental strength. Protect your peace at all cost. Learn to control how you let your emotions react to certain situations. For one, you will become a much happier person. And two, you will love the sport again. Don’t let others take up all your mental capacity.
You ARE an athlete. So train your mind like you are one. Avoid the toxic and draining situations as much as you can. Avoid allowing your emotions to take ahold of your life and your mental wellbeing. Protect your peace.
-Underdog Mindset LLC
By: Kayla L.

14/08/2024

Every. Single. Day.

30/07/2024

23/07/2024

Remember to think of safety when at the barn or at the barrel race—Here are a few reminders that should be common sense:

1) Wear shoes when washing your horses and handling them.
2) Lead them with a halter and lead rope or with a bridle and reins. (Not a rein around the neck)
3) Lead your horse across the concrete or pavement, don’t ride.
4) Do not turn your horse loose to roll in a busy warm up area.
5) Get off your phone when warming your horse up.
6) Warm up arena etiquette (see one of our previous posts all about it)
7) Be respectful of the horses around you when riding the segway, cricket, golf cart, scooter, etc.—horses have right of way.

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