Sharpe's Performance Horses

12/15/2022

10/23/2022

Had a great day for big joes birthday roping !!! Thanks to everyone who come out to rope an help!!!

09/14/2022

Was a good night for a short cattle drive can’t beat good help!!

07/27/2022

Nice Vest Amigo!

05/23/2022

He’s coming along !! Zeus baby 4 years old

05/23/2022

Rosie getting low the 4 year old tuned up nicely for dad to rope the dummy on !!

05/23/2022

Had a good family day in the arena riding c**ts ol Rosie might be hooked already !! Jamie Lee Sharpe

03/10/2022

Giddy Up!

Forever Cowgirl♥️

02/18/2022

Flashty tatonka.

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12/20/2021

A night latch attached to your saddle is a handy piece of equipment in the backcountry, the roundpen, and everywhere in between.

10/27/2021

Last set of c**ts before we are a family of three!!! Plus the four dogs lol Jamie Lee Sharpe

10/24/2021

Hanging tree/ Catahoula cross cow dogs two females ready to be started an given a job message if interested . All shots an year worth of wormer an medications born 4/19/21 

09/11/2021

Female pup about 5 months old out of Rex (Hanging Tree) and Catahoula female. Has drive and good mannered. PM for price or more details

07/04/2021

Zeus babies growing up nicely !!👌👌 Jamie Lee Sharpe

04/08/2021

SHe’s gonna be handy!!

03/24/2021

03/08/2021

Good time of year!!!

01/14/2021

Five ways to stay in the saddle when everything goes to hell:

1. Prioritize Prayer
If you wait to pray until the first jump, it’s too late. Learning to pray in the smooth times prepares our hearts for the hard times.

2. Stay Calm
Freaking out never fixed anything.

3. Quit Worrying
I have drastically improved my tendency to worry when I heard that worrying is a prayer about what you don’t want to happen.

4. Don’t Overthink It
Why did this happen? What did I do wrong? Why do they act like that? There’s a thousand ways to overthink every problem. The problem is that there’s never an answer to overthinking problems.

5. Take Responsibility
Take responsibility for every single aspect of your life. Not everything that happens to you will be your fault, but you must still take responsibility for how you handle it. Handle everything with grace, strength, boundaries, and courage. (A long yellow hot-shot might come in handy too, but you didn’t hear that from me.)

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Background photo submitted by Ginger Cheney

01/10/2021

09/05/2020

Great day last week at the bachelor party roping !!!

08/17/2020

Red has a new home now !!

Have a Rex an Bailey pup left should make an excellent working dog !! Hanging tree message for more info.

08/13/2020

This moment is such an underrated, amazing thing. If the man's heart is right and he doesn't want a battle he probably has done the proper steps to ensure the young horse is ready to accept his rider.
They both aren't exactly sure how it will go. The rider needs to realize that fact. The c**t isn't solid on the knowledge of what is about to happen yet he stands, he trusts....
Never ruin that moment by trying to impress others or yourself by encouraging a bronc ride. You may be one helluva bronc peeler but if you want to strut your feathers enter a bronc riding don't jack up a c**t to inflate your ego.
Starting c**ts there certainly will be those times when they just blow a cork and have at it. It can sure happen to anyone. But don't go looking for a fight.