I believe a good horse should have the kind of heart that doesn’t quit — the kind that meets a challenge with a try that makes you proud to sit in the saddle.

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For me, raising quarter horses isn’t just about producing pretty movers or catchy bloodlines. It’s about shaping minds you can trust, and building out the kind of character that lasts a lifetime — in the arena, on the ranch, and anywhere in between.

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Midwest-born turned westward, I’ve got dust on my boots and big dreams in my heart. The prairie taught me tough and honest, and I carry that into everything I do — especially when it comes to horses. I’ve spent long days in the sun, late nights in the barn, and early mornings chasing the kind of horses I believe in.

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You’ll find me just outside of town with my arms full of hay, dogs underfoot, and colts growing into the kind of partners i’d want to ride myself. I’m not in a hurry — I’d rather do it right than do it fast.

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I’m raising horses with trainable minds, tough feet, and willing hearts — because I believe those are the ones that’ll take you the farthest. Not just champions in the ring, but partners on the trail, and teammates when it counts.

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This journey has been full of ups, downs, and dirt in my teeth, but I wouldn’t trade it for anything