Fact Friday

Fact Friday: If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.

Theory Thursday

Theory Thursday: Don't put your responsibility with other people, like the judges. Have you done your utmost best, have you done everything? If so, you never lose. - Tjalling Van de Berg/ pertaining to being personally fit and in shape to improve your riding.

Wisdom Wednesday

Wisdom Wednesday: Discipline, is remembering what you want.

Win a Free Anti-Gimmick Training Clinic

Win a FREE Steve Kutie Anti-Gimmick Training Clinic at your Farm or Ranch. All you need to do is send me the most creative(Video, pic, note, etc..) idea of why you and your ranch/friends or group deserve to have an Anti-Gimmick Training Clinic. Post you entry on the Kutie Performance Horses Facebook page. All entries are be due by June 30, 2013. The more creative the idea the better your chance to win, dare to be different. One winner will be picked on July 1, 2013 by our expert panel of experts, consisting of Charissa and Jax. Feel free to share this with anyone that might be interested.
Small print: Winner will be responsible for actual travel costs to get me to the clinic, and make sure that I get feed and have a place to sleep. If you are a club, group, organization or non profit you are able to charge people to attend and use the money to help your cause. The actual cost of hosting the clinic is FREE!

New from ReinersWear and Snaffle Bit Clothing Co.

ReinersWear Slide Baby Slide graphic tee, $19.99 plus shipping.

Sponsor Spotlight: Cutter Classic Saddle Blanket Co.

Try a layer of pure Merino wool fleece between you and your horse and make your life easier by making your horses' lives easier. Quit worrying about sore backs, saddles slipping, shifting, or rocking sideways. Cutter Classic Saddle Blankets feature 100% Merino wool fleece under a wide variety of patterns and solid colored wool blankets in many colors. Add to that leather wear-leathers and a layer of breathable, antimicrobial hospital-bed padding in between. these pads softly mold to your horse's back. They don't soak up sweat and are easily sprayed clean with water. And they last for years. Ask anyone who's been around the cutting pen awhile and you'll likely hear "Oh yeah, I've had one for years and still use it all the time." They've been hard to find of late but we recently bought the company and are making them again.