|
 |
Don't Skimp on your horse! Win right away, on a Holden Horse! It is a proven fact, |
Billy is still racking up the wins on Sizz, on the big Island in Hawaii Placing last weekend at a big one there, with his son Andrew....
Thanks to Shawn Bethany, of New Mexico, on his purchase of his gorgeous mare.
Thanks also to the nice couple, Judy and Billy Netherlin, from Brock, Texas on Johnathan....
Congratulations to Tim Weil and Adam Roberts on their win at Ft Smith last weekend. They won an 8th in the #8. Tim, riding his first horse from us, had not been to a roping for a couple years, but he came back with a vengence!
Thanks to Lance Pillars, on his purchase of "Custer".....
Thanks to Jonathan Powell on his purchase of Mr T. Send us the win pictures! We want to hear from ya'll!
Keep your eye out for Zach Kennedy, riding Peppy. They are making a super team already!
Good news for Dustin Glen, a Holden Horse owner, winning a shoot out spot, and money, in Guthrie. Way to go!
We have a few of our horses out on the road, so pictures are unavailable. Several other horses with pictures pending.... Sorrel Heel horse, < 12 year old paint gelding, that has been hauled and won on. Great disposition and ability.
Super Solid, beginning grey horse, HEAD and HEEL, that ANYONE can learn to rope on....
So give Jack a call and tell him what you are needing...and ask what we have! You won't know unless you try them, to see which one fits YOU! ~580-465-1649~
.
|
| |
So, you think you want to learn to Team rope? |
First, make sure you can ride and handle a horse well. And find a SOLID, older horse, that has been there, and done that. One that stays quiet in the box, and makes the same run, over and over. Start on the heeling end first. There is no place for a beginning header. It is too complicated to try to set up a run, by first catching, dallying safely , handling cattle correctly, and giving a heeler a shot........And get a good heeling dummy, even if it is a sawhorse, and learn perfect practice. Buy heeling videos and books and study them when you are able. THEN when you are catching that dummy consistantly, you can start roping a lead steer or a donkey from your horse. Your last step, is roping out of the box. If you do your groundwork first, your will advance much quicker.
Postnote, we have an excellent beginning Head and Heeling horse, that the owners have advanced on. They are now able to pass him on for another beginner. Ask Jack for details Mitch, or others. |
| |
The Hottest thing in Wickless Candles...... |
while!
Looking for unique, custom made, jewelry? One with your special brand, or insignia? How about something fresh, but not marked up 150%?? Check out http://www.luckylacejewelry.com |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
