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Lazy H Equine, 79 W 200 S, Enterprise, UT (2024)

12/15/2024

Here’s what I learned from the 2024 NFR ✨

Like Leslie and Gus, you can be gritty. When you make it to the big stage, your goal is within reach and things don’t quite go your way, you can keep your composure. You keep showing up and you stay confident. Perseverance never fails.

Like Carlee and Sly, what’s a little pain, right? You’ve worked so hard to get here. You can’t let your opportunity pass you by over things that are temporary. Resilience is a mindset, you can be resilient too.

Like Andrea and Benny, know when to safety up. Not every run needs to be the fastest it can be. Trust the process, do your thing quietly and be consistent. Consistency equals success.

Like Donna Kay and Valor, advocate for yourself. Even if the world is watching, take a step back when you need to. No, you’re not giving up. No, you’re not waving a white flag. You’ll be back.

Like Hailey and Sister, you can be selfless. Even when it’s right in front of you, so close you can taste it, you can put your horses well being over anything a title would’ve given you. They don’t owe it to you but you dang sure owe it to them.

And like Kassie and Jarvis, sometimes all you can do is hang on. You push through, you cry in the alley way and wipe your tears, then let God, His angels and your horse carry you through. Lean on Him whenever you need 🪽

07/30/2024

High school me would be ecstatic right now.

Last week, after roping yet another set of eyes, I was venting to my mom. “I just can’t get this figured out. I’m so frustrated” is what the conversation was sounding like.
In an effort to lighten my own mood, I said “highschool me would be ecstatic right now though”

When I started rodeoing it was my freshman year of high school. I hadn’t so much as swung a rope let alone backed in a box.
I vividly remember my parents high fiving me and saying “your rope hit the cow this time!”
There was a point in my career when that was a solid win.
I remember the first time my rope popped off my horn, how genuinely excited I was. I didn’t even think to check if it was a legal, it probably wasn’t. I didn’t care.
I remember the first time I actually roped one around the neck. I was so surprised I forgot to follow my calf out and get my rope back.
And there I was, only a few short years later, frustrated that I couldn’t catch the right way. My rope popping off my horn is now simply expected, and hitting the cow? That better freaking happen.

Highschool me would be ecstatic that we’ve made it this far. As she should be. We worked hard for this and we’ll work even harder to get better.

What a privilege it’s been to haul old grey and what privilege it is to be able to grow 🫶🏻

03/08/2024

“You just gotta go through it”

This was a quote from my boss that followed an afternoon of working cattle on young horses. It was one of those afternoons where you’re reminded of just how much you DONT get it. And of course, it comes right when you think you do.
This conversation seems to be coming up a lot for me. In horse training especially, it feels like things fall apart faster than they come together. A constant one step forward and two steps back.

“You just gotta go through it… but this stuff’s gunna blow your frickin mind”

That’s the whole quote.
One day, maybe days or maybe weeks later, your c**ts are going to work the best they ever have and you’ll finally feel it. You’ll say “ohhh that’s why he said that loudly at me every frickin day” and every c**t you ride from then on out will have that on them.
One late night, when life has given you a weeks straight of cold backed mornings and you’re barely hanging on, you’ll get off that high horse and pray. You’ll offer up the kind of prayer that doesn’t ask for anything but a little comfort and some strength to get you through. When you get that and more you’ll say “ohhh he really is there and I really can’t do this by myself.” Prayer will come a little easier next time.

Look, when you have goals, a passion and even just a little bit of try, the hard stuff is unavoidable. Without tough times and some ‘loud talking at you’ there would be no learning. If you’ve done it wrong a thousand times but correct one time and you FELT that, that’s a whole lot of progress. Keep showing up, keep taking criticism, keep searching for that feel.

“You just gotta go through it… but this stuff’s gunna blow your frickin mind”

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