J Flag Horsemanship

01/09/2025

We have space to help evacuate 100+ horses from the LA fires. Emergency food, water and medical can also be provided if needed.

We are 3-4 hours from LA.

Message us for details or call 702-242-0955.

Please spread the word.

11/15/2023

09/01/2023

Thanks Steven at G squared saddles. It fits perfectly. And is comfortable

08/24/2023

Friday, Sept. 1 through Monday, Sept. 4, the junior rodeo takes place at the Fairview Arena at the Rafter 3C Arena.

08/20/2023

If there is anything you can do to help this cowboy out he will appreciate he’s a hard working family man. I grew up with him and have some good memories working cattle and being friends with him.

🗣Alright FBR barrel community, we know how awesome you are & show up for our races, & now we are asking you to show up for Vince our #1 “tractor guy”. He’s the guy at all our races & does an awesome job at keeping our ground good/safe.
If you can help out Vince/The Ugalde Family while he is on his road to recovery, any amount big or small would be a big help! We would appreciate if you could show him some support!
You can Venmo them directly at
-Ugalde
-Jesse Segura with Rafter 3C Arena started the pot at $100
-Fallon Barrel Racing will be adding in $300 to that.
If you’d like to be anonymous, call/text 775-233-0137.
Lets see what we can do!

Thank you all!!

08/15/2023

Horses awaiting shipment at a Cavalry Remount station in California.
An estimated 1 million captured and "broken" mustangs went to Europe and Africa during the later years of the Nineteenth Century and first half of the 20th Century, to fight various causes - usually European, occasionally American. None returned. "Many of the wild horse herds originated as the result of large numbers of horses being imported into Northwest Nevada for the purpose of starting herds of high quality stock.
One of the earliest horse operations in northwest Nevada was in the Smoke Creek Desert. 500 Spanish-Barb horses were purchased for 50 cents a head in San Diego, trailed north to the Smoke Creek Desert and released in the early 1860s.
Ranchers and settlers also turned draft and saddle horses loose on the open range to pasture, gathering them as the need arose. Other horses escaped, were abandoned or were set loose when hard times made feed unaffordable. These horses commonly became referred to as wild horses or mustangs. Once the wild herds were established, it was common practice for ranchers to release high-grade stock to improve the quality of the herds." (from "MUSTANG COUNTRY)
Although there are no longer any wild herds of Mustangs in California West of the Sierras, there once were huge herds throughout the Central Valley and coastal ranges. Nearly every community today has a "Wild Horse Valley" or "Wild Horse Lane" - testimony to the presence of wild horses at some time back in history. From http://www.mustangs4us.com/history_4-20thCentury.htm

04/09/2023

Happy Easter

03/16/2023

If you are look for some good horses My Best Friend has some really great ones

02/28/2023

It was a cold day moving cows. But it was awesome to get to see how much heart Jet has

02/19/2023

I got to spend the day yesterday branding and working cattle with one of the best hands I know. It’s always a good day working with my dad