Victory Performance Horses LLC

12/21/2022

12/21/2022

10/28/2022

Happy Friday ♥️

09/02/2022

2006 Broodmare for sale. She’s always been a good momma and had nice quiet minded foals. Easy keeper and gets along with other horses well. We are just not breeding anymore. I attached some pics of her foals. Located in Minden La 1️⃣5️⃣0️⃣0️⃣

12/10/2021

Major sure is a handsome boy

12/08/2021

Throurghbred baby getting started. From here she’ll go to the track to start training.

12/07/2021

The horse training world is full of tricks and gimmicks. People go gaga for the cowboy who stands on his horse and cracks a whip off his back, or the one who gets his horse to stand on a pedestal, or sit on command, or side pass at liberty, jump through fiery hoops, and so on and so forth. These things sell, and make people excited.
But if that horse is side passing with crookedness in his body, and ears back, is it worth it? The horse at liberty plodding on the forehand half zoned out isn’t getting any benefit from the excercise, but it sure makes people feel good.

The horse standing quietly, full of calm and confidence isn’t as exciting, but it’s much more important. The horse that moves with softness and strength through it’s body is the one that will last, long after the fad of spinning circles at liberty is over. The horse that has certainty in what’s expected and can execute its job without worry is a sight to see, and to me, far more thrilling than watching a horse walk through fire.

As stewards of the horse, we should be always thinking about the wellbeing of the horse. Any training method or fad needs to be looked at with scrutiny: does this benefit, or hurt? It’s great to have fun and play around. If what we’re teaching doesn’t harm, so be it. But if it doesn’t benefit the horse, or worse, takes away from him, why do we do it?

(Before the comments roll in: liberty or tricks are not inherently bad. I’m saying that doing them for the sake of doing them, and throwing out the basics of Horsemanship and relationship building, is not good)

12/04/2021

Excited to have this big guy pulled back up!

12/03/2021

I currently have spots available for outside horses. We specialize in c**t starting and putting a solid foundation on them to prepare them for whatever discipline will be in their future. We also do anything from tuneups to finishing out horses. While here horses are also exposed to cattle and pasture riding as well as arena time.
318-458-7210

12/01/2021

Havoc

12/01/2021

Charlene