Kaytee Reiners and Performance Horses

06/29/2026

Amen

06/20/2026

05/02/2026

The fifty thousand dollar horse taught me about expectations. About pressure. About what it feels like when the stakes are financial and every ride feels like protecting an investment. He was talented in ways that made me look better than I was. He covered my mistakes. He forgave my timing. He was so well-trained that I could get away with things I had no business getting away with. The five-hundred-dollar horse taught me to ride. Because he did not cover anything. Every mistake I made came back immediately and honestly. Bad timing? He told me. Wrong pressure? He quit. Unclear ask? He stopped and looked at me like I was speaking a foreign language. He held me accountable in a way that expensive horses never can. The best riders I know have spent time on horses that didn't forgive them. Because that is where the real education is. Not in the horse that makes you look good but in the horse that shows you exactly who you are. I will always be grateful for both. But I am a horseman today because of the five-hundred-dollar horse. He is the one that taught me the truth about myself in the saddle. And the truth is the only place real horsemanship ever starts. 🐴

02/22/2026

Yes

02/03/2026

Chewing and rearing is a specifically odd talent of Amy’s .. Her snow day game is strong lol 😂