Triple V Ranch Performance Horses

12/26/2024

Merry Christmas and blessings in the next year to come, from everyone at Triple V Ranch

11/27/2024

https://youtu.be/Px5cn-bO36Q?si=uXaxi9ndyl0SB417

**tstarting

11/27/2024

2 yr old gelding riding outside after his first 30 days at Triple V Performance Horses

**tstarting

11/02/2024

Solid all around ranch horse prospect. Solid ranch horse, started in breakaway, heeling, barrels, and poles, "Slinky" is ready to be finished in any direction. He's got talent, willingness, cow sense, and the champion bloodlines to be a winner. He doesn't get fresh, he's safe, and sound, and we are ready to make a deal! 14.2hh, located in Coldspring, TX Pm FMI

https://youtu.be/wuS0X7uPF08?si=5B72guD3Iuq_hibu

10/24/2024

3 Biblical truths that ropers can apply to their game!😎🏆

1. Work as for the Lord, not for men
(Colossians 3:23-24):
Ropers can focus on giving their best effort not to please people or chase worldly recognition, but to honor God through their work. This shifts the focus from external validation to a purpose-driven effort, knowing that God values faithfulness over mere results.

2. Trust in God’s plan and timing (Proverbs 3:5-6):

This principle teaches ropers to rely on God’s wisdom and guidance, trusting that He has a plan for their life and athletic career. Instead of being consumed with results or comparing themselves to others, they can have peace in knowing that God is directing their path.

3. Run the race with perseverance and fix your eyes on Jesus (Hebrews 12:1-2):

Ropers are encouraged to persevere in their training and competition, but with their ultimate focus on Jesus, the author and finisher of their faith. This helps them avoid the distractions of worldly success or failure, staying grounded in the eternal rewards that come from faithfulness and obedience to God.

These principles can help Ropers compete without the weight of pressure and live in the freedom that comes from serving and trusting God.🤠🙏🏻

-Coach Ryan

10/24/2024

LISTEN TO WHAT HES TELLING YOU

The horse will always tell you in the beginning what he wants to be. You can’t change that and sometimes it’s a hard pill to swallow.

As a c**t starter, I’ve seen a lot over a decade and a half as a public horse trainer if you want to label it that way. My reputation has been built two ways. Putting a great start on a horse or the last trainer to help a horse from getting their head chopped off and served on a platter in China.

We all have big plans for our horse whether he was bred to go earn an LTE in the cowhorse, that rescue you saved from the kill pen, or the second chance given to the horse that fell through the cracks due to the previous owner’s negligence.

Just remember that some reined cowhorses will excell as a rope horse. That horse with a late start may lack athletic ability but will be a safe trail horse. And that beefy kill pen horse that keeps looking at you with 50 first date vibes, and won’t stop bucking…

Well he’s telling you that he wants to be a bronc in the practice pen. He ain’t even going to be a saddle horse and gotta believe him! So the question is, are you going to listen to what the horse is telling you?

- Lucia Clemetson