Wildfire Farms

11/29/2024

Happy Black Friday!

Getting the indoor arena warmed up for riders to enjoy their holiday weekend!

11/19/2024

11/10/2024

👀 okay, someone tell us if these actually work… ⬇️⬇️

11/01/2024

😂😂

Happy Halloween 🎃😂

10/31/2024

ℍ𝕒𝕡𝕡𝕪 ℍ𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕠𝕨𝕖𝕖𝕟!

Which haunted house would be the spookiest for you? 👻

10/24/2024

Our weanling Dual Reyish filly is growing up! She’s sure a pretty one to watch, so intelligent & takes to things naturally.

“Chanel” is out of Tallic Tuff (Woody Be Tuff x Metallic Cat dghtr) who was an Open Semi-Finalist at the NCHA Futurity, LTE 29k+ and is still being shown.

We’re excited to see where this filly goes!

10/04/2024

👏🏻👏🏻

Being a champion isn't buying the most expensive horse, having the most expensive barn, trailer, or tack. Being a champion isn't winning a class or a buckle. Being a champion isn't always glory and great times.

Being a champion is love, passion, hard work, dedication... It's tears and screaming, it's not always easy. It's working no matter what conditions you have to do it in. It's late nights and early mornings, it's horses before yourself, before your friends, often before your family. Its sore bodies, bruises, and cuts. It's vet bills and last dimes to make sure they have all they need. It's crying in their mane when you had a bad day. It's smiling when they finally get that thing you've been trying to teach them for a month. It's having the best network of people to care for them and to support you. It's farriers, vets, dentists, chiropractors, feed store owners, husband's, wives, family, friends and even enemies. It's learning how to take the good with the bad and never knowing what each day may bring. It's the happy and the sad. It's the highs and the lows. Its wanting to give up but never doing so. Most of all, it's the love that you feel every time you see those eyes and hear that nicker. Being a champion really has little to do with victories in the show pen as it does with victories on every road to get to that show. Being a champion is living for what you love and loving what you do and who you do it with and NEVER giving up. The victories are many and the ribbons and the buckles are icing on the cake so to say. But being a champion is so much more than just winning... And once you can learn that, you too will be a champion.

~• Author Unknown ~•


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10/04/2024

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09/10/2024

Brooke Drassal Equine Bodywork LLC is the best 🙌🏻 FES has been a HUGE savior in several of our horses recoveries & ongoing performance maintenance!

09/03/2024

Gigi loovvesss this stretch (you can visibly see on her face)🐴

Try it out on your performance horses — they’ll appreciate it.👏🏻

08/27/2024

Helpful tips for these hot + humid temps!

08/10/2024

🌿 All-organic, all effective — check out One Eighty Products, Inc. for your horse’s wellness! 👏🏻

PS - if you’ve been wanting some of the liniment spray for your horse (it’s a game-changer), we’ve got you! 😉

06/21/2024

A message that never gets old!

“Sit with the winners, the conversation is different.
I don’t know who said that and I don’t know how many times I’ve heard that.
The other day a good friend of mine and I were working horses. He tells me of different times and scenarios where he won and made finals because he had his horses trained and ready to handle tough situations. It took me some years back....
Some years ago I had a real good c**t and some had said I should enter him in the Ncha futurity. I mentioned it to a guy at a small show in Idaho one day.
“ Are you stupid?” He asked.
Then he went on to say
“If you’re gonna go to FT worth you can’t cut 3 good cows, you gotta cut 12 of the best cows you ever cut in your life. And you can’t have a good run but you gotta have 4 of the best runs of your life. And you gotta make sure everyone else, the best in the world, screws up and the judges don’t home town your ass back to Idaho.”
That being said I never entered.
Last week my friend and I were working horses and he says “ You ain’t gonna cut 12 perfect cows in 4 runs. Sooner or later you’re going to cut a sh*tty cow so make sure your horse is prepared to handle said situation. Make sure your horse is solid and know when you set your paw on his neck it’s his job to cut and get you to the next go round.”
He’s a winner and he knows not everything is perfect so it’s our job to make the best of less than perfect situations.
Winners find a way to win and losers find a way not to. Many find a way not to even enter and then criticize those that try.
If you chose to enter the arena, prepare to get your ass kicked. Prepare for struggle and prepare for a fight. It won’t be easy but knowing how to get out of a mess before you get in it is the key. Work, fail, repeat. One day it’ll work. There will always be critics. There will always be the ones who know it all and yet never enter. There will be losers and has beens and a bunch a never was. But if you wanna win sit with the winners, and leave the losing frame of mind out of the circle.”

*Copied from Hulme Ranch

One of the best things I’ve read in a long time 🙌🏼