December 14, 2017
TSLN Staff
Katie Ledoux wife of steer wrestler Gabe Ledoux from Louisiana, 3 time qualifier to the NFR (2006, 2008, 2012). Katie is a new mom and looks adorable in a turquoise long sleeved shirt, skinny jeans, concho belt and open toed cheetah print boots. What are your staple pieces? Boots, belt, great hair How many years […]
September 3, 2017
Savanna Simmons
The joys of jingling, the rewards of wrangling, the . . . well . . . you get it. We’re the goobers that wrangle horses with a four-wheeler, but it’s nicer on our horses to be able to turn them out after a hard day’s work and not keep one in just to get other […]
August 17, 2017
Savanna Simmons
Some horses are hesitant, slow, and clunky when stepping out of the trailer backwards, while other horses refuse to back out entirely. We prefer that our horses back out of the trailer. They tend to be in more control when backing and it prevents slipping of the front legs when hitting the ground, and slipping […]
August 15, 2017
Savanna Simmons
Boe Simmons’ Peppy San Badger is a 2008 Bay Gelding with Peppy San Badger and Doc Quixote on his papers. “Bruce” is consigned as Lot number 89 in the Sugar Bars Legacy Sale, September 17, in Sheridan, Wyoming. He’s cutting bred, and he has a big ol’ motor, is fast and SUPER snappy. We think he […]
July 24, 2017
Savanna Simmons
In Properly Storing Gear Part one and Part two, I talked about how my husband and I are very particular about how our gear is stored, and in doing so, we often maximize its lifespan. Consider this an addendum to that blog, but important enough to stand on its own. Let me get up on […]
July 20, 2017
Savanna Simmons
Meet Leroy. Leroy is head-shy, and in particular, ear-shy. He is the type of horse that isn’t crazy about human contact, but isn’t aggressive. This has more to do with his personality than anything in his past, to my knowledge and based on watching him. Leroy, as you can imagine, is also hard to catch […]
July 14, 2017
Savanna Simmons
Roping horses’ feet, primarily colts, can be a fantastic tool benefitting many aspects of your horse’s mind and manners. Some horses react minimally to having feet roped, others can be quite dramatic, but both types can benefit from having their feet and legs worked with. First, roping horses’ feet encourages them to yield on a […]
February 22, 2017
Jenn Zeller
Ask A Pro Question: “My horse spooks at the strangest things. I know he was desensitized as a colt. How do I get him over this spooky behavior?” Thank you for your question. It’s easy for us to forget that sometimes we need to go back to the beginning with our horses. Horses are never […]
August 19, 2016
Danielle Schlegel
Many people look forward to July 4th weekend: Riding, rodeos, grilling out, fireworks, spending time with family… This year, I had similar plans. I was headed to the rodeo, but not as a spectator. I had a GoPro, and it was my job to sweet talk as many Black Hills Roundup contestants into wearing it as […]
August 3, 2016
Jenn Zeller
Getting the correct lead may be a mystery, but I’m here to help you figure it out, make it simple, and teach you how to never have your horse miss one again, while keeping in mind, he’s been taking the correct lead since he was about 3 hours old, or as soon as he got […]