Hawquin Warren’s riding goal today was to be able to work on something indoors that would help him and his horse on a pack trip this summer. Hawquin chose to work on logs. At first his horse was scared but built confidence with patience and practice!
It is both an honor and a privilege to congratulate Jordan Martin (like a son that I did not give birth to) /riding Betty and welcome Jadyn Buckley/riding Betty’s grandson Prince to our family as they chose to make their engagement announcement on a Horseback ride at Rockin’ K Riding Stable, LLC on November 2, 2024!
It is both an honor and a privilege to congratulate Jordan Martin (like a son that I did not give birth to) /riding Betty and welcome Jadyn Buckley/riding Betty’s grandson Prince to our family as they chose to make their engagement announcement on a Horseback ride at Rockin’ K Riding Stable, LLC on November 2, 2024!
“What goes around comes around “
Kris Uhl from Minnesota and Jess Pecarina from Riverton, got back in the saddle and we enjoyed a beautiful Wyoming day on horseback.
Thanks Jennifer Frisby and Ayrian Schjoll for driving 19 hours straight after a long day at work to have some peaceful rest and quiet time to work with and ride a horse in Wyoming.
When a young girl travels across the country to Wyoming with a dream to ride a horse, I’m going to see to it she gets it done complete with the best ever, horsey ice cream! Thanks Morgan for finding us at Rockin’ K Riding Stable, LLC. Looking forward to another ride together.
It was an Epic Ride in the Sinks Canyon 8/12/2024 on the Brewer’s Trail with Cade Mortenson/Chester, Jessica Neuswanyel/Big Hoss, Marvin Neuswanyel/ Betty, Ella Bayi/Lanana, Jason Ahuja/Master, and Debbie Kister/HighHopes. We had some trail challenges like crossing a stream and a large spooky rock.
It was an Epic Ride in the Sinks Canyon 8/12/2024 on the Brewer’s Trail with Cade Mortenson/Chester, Jessica Neuswanyel/Big Hoss, Marvin Neuswanyel/ Betty, Ella Bayi/Lanana, Jason Ahuja/Master, and Debbie Kister/HighHopes. We had some trail challenges like crossing a stream and a large spooky rock.
Sometimes I pick the horse for the rider, sometimes the rider picks their horse to ride at our stable but yesterday Johnny Cash the horse took one look at Kaiya Robertson from England and he clearly showed he wanted her to ride him. You may be wondering how does a horse clearly pick his rider? When Kaiya and her dad Tim walked into the barn for the first time, I was asking in my head, “I wonder which horses these two would be best suited, taking into consideration their stature and experience?” Simultaneously as the thought was going through my head, Johnny Cash started pounding his hoof on his stall door as if to say, “pick me, pick me!” I went to grab his halter and while he was still pounding his stall door, I said, Johnny if you really want to go on a ride then put your nose in the halter, so that he did. As soon as we opened his stall door you could just see the excitement in his demeanor. To test this newly matched pair we went to the round pen to do a Join Up lesson and it didn’t take long for Johnny to understand and listen to Kaiya’s every command. Then we saddled up in a western saddle, after a little while Kaiya, said she felt a bit uncomfortable but then I told her that I have an English saddle and offered her to switch. Kaiya’s eyes lit up and we switched to English tack. Then this Johnny and Kaiya duo came to life and both were very happy. The theme of our ride to the Pinnacles today was “You can take the trodded trail or blaze your own trail, you choose!”
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