Bryant Performance Horses

02/02/2024

Anybody interested in grade 7-8 year old paint horse. Green broke. Contact 337-238-8878 for more info.

09/21/2023

I will have training stalls available beginning in October. I am also shifting my focus and will only be taking in 2/3 year olds to get broke and started. For more info or questions call or text 337-238-8878 or send a pm.

08/09/2023

Thanks to Nathan Gilcrease for sending this 5 year old. We’ve been breakawaying on him for the past couple weeks. Can’t wait to start turning steers on him!!!

05/23/2023

Between 60 and 70 rides on this 4 year old bay mare!!! Thanks to Patricia Worm for sending her.

05/12/2023

Excited about this lil bay!!!(aka Sunshine)

03/21/2023

Thanks to Tate Richard for this big giant (aka clydesdale)!!

02/08/2023

Only about the 5th time to heel steers on this mare!! Thanks to Ronnie Johnson for sending her!

01/18/2023

Can’t wait to start heeling steers on this one. Thanks to Gerran Freeman for this awesome five year old!!!

12/07/2022

Only the second steer ever roped off of him!!Can’t wait to see his improvement!! Thanks to Catlin Hood for this horse

11/07/2022

Thanks to Wendel Sinclair for this nice 2 year old mare!! Only about her 15th ride!!!

10/31/2022

10/20/2022

What a nice 2 year old from Kim Jarrell!! Only about his 10th ride!!

10/09/2022

Some horses are machines. They will perform time after time for everyone.
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Some horses need to feel special to perform.
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Some have unwavering trust and loyalty and will give you their heart every time.
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Some are fickle and lazy and only perform when they want to.
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Some are inconsistent and only focus part time.
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Some are confident and competitive.
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As a rider it is your responsibility to determine what horse you are riding. It is your responsibility to find a way to get the best out of the individual.
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This is why so often learning to win takes time.

www.betweenthereins.us



📸: Bee Silva Photography

08/18/2022

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07/22/2022

“Stop looking for the next gimmick or quick fix.
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Chances are you are the problem.
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Learn how to be a better horseman.
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Then consistently practice being a better horseman.
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Learn to work on your body control.
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Pay attention to cause and effect when you ask a horse to do a maneuver.
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Ride with intent.
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Know what your goals are for the day.
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Know what you want to accomplish with each ride.”

Written by Joy Wargo shared via FB

📸 Ralynn Melissa Photography
🐴 Sleepy Springs Ranch



Fast Back Ropes farming CINCH JEANS American Hat Company Chute Help

07/01/2022

7yr old mare, about 14 hands, good handle, stop, real cowy, pastured/day worked, and started nice on heel side. Currently being hauled, and has had a few breakaway calves roped off of her. PM for $$ and videos or contact 337-238-8878.

06/30/2022

Too good not to share!

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1. Horses don’t get broke at home. Be brave and enter!

2. EVERY disappointment at the show is a learning opportunity..... Be humble, be open to change.

3. Everyone gets nervous. Everyone has bad days. Everyone makes mistakes. Literally: EVERYONE!

4. Don’t watch others in the warmup ring and start changing what you have been doing - if you see something cool or you want to step up your game that’s homework for after the show!

5. When we run out of knowledge, we often punish our horses. Seek help instead.

6. Be a competitor! But be a horseman first. There is always someone watching who sees you as a role model.

7. Supporting your fellow competitors and engaging with people will enrich your show life.

8. Know the rules of competition! Make sure your attire and tack is legal. Read the rule book, ask questions and be well prepared.

9. Have FUN, don’t sweat the small stuff!

-Dawn Watt