Fact Friday

Fact Friday: The only way to train a horse, is accept what he is giving you and guide them toward your goal. - Steve Kutie

Sponsor Spotlight: JW Books Custom Hat Company

"J.W. Brooks is a hat maker that does not just turn out another cowboy hat.  Each hat is a work of art.  Each custom hat is crafted by western artist, J.W. Brooks,dedicated toward perfection of quality, style, look and feel with a concentration on the significance of true western individualism. He believes even though cowboys and western heritage seem to be classed under one heading, the true meanings are defined by the individual character and his or her own style. With millions of people throughout the years, separating themselves from everyone else by even the slightest modification to one of the most historical icons through history, the cowboy hat has no limitations. With only your imagination being the limit, there is no one else to trust in your pursuit of style than JW Brooks."

Theory Thursday

Theory Thursday: Handling emotions is the hardest part of training. People get frustrated and get rough on their horses instead of realizing that they just haven't taught their horses. - Russell Dilday

Wisdom Wednesday

Wisdom Wednesday: Another drawback, specific to dealing with Zombies, is that horses are notoriously spooked by the undead. Even the scent of a Zombie, carried by the wind and maybe miles from the source, will be enough to send most horses into hysterics. - Zombie Survival Guide
Prepare for the future today Kutie Performance Horses will have a training spot open July, 1 be safe rather than sorry, your life may depend on it. Don't let the undead or the un-broke ruin your day.

Saddles Gone Wild

 One of the reasons people come to us to build their saddle is that they know that whatever they want they can get. And some folks like things that are different from the general run of the mill, look alike saddle.

...The customer for this saddle is in to Celtic knot and the whole Celtic imagery. He had a design inside a men's ring that he wanted us to use on the skirts and back housing. He wanted a fire spitting dragon and he wanted a dragon bordering his seat jockey. He wanted something that looked like dragon scales. What I have pictured is our attempt to satisfy the customer in what he wanted his one of a kind saddle to look like.

Sometimes it is enough just to be different.

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Tech Tip Tuesday

Tech Tip Tuesday: Always work on the hardest thing first, that way you can always finish on a good note. Remember; happy horse, happy rider.

Motivation Monday

Motivation Monday: You start to become a horseman when you realize it's your fault, not your horses.