Childs Cow Horses

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Reined Cow Horse trainer located in Aledo, TX
Specializing in c**t starting, reined cow horses, and rope horses

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A moment of appreciation for the person that keeps this whole thing going. If you’ve ever had a horse in training with u...
09/01/2026

A moment of appreciation for the person that keeps this whole thing going. If you’ve ever had a horse in training with us you know that if not for Shania I would probably never have gotten this business off the ground. When you pay, you pay Shania, when you fill out forms those are forms Shania created, when you see braided manes/tails, clean buckets and stalls it’s ALL Shania.
Every day as I’m training she is diligently doing all of the grunt work so that we can function efficiently. This woman has a DR. In front of her name and she has no shame about putting in her sweat equity daily.
Lately, it’s been so busy. She thought after she graduated she would finally get to enjoy some down time but that unfortunately just hasn’t been the case. When we haven’t been training horses we’ve been setting up our new barn or building fence around our new arena. She’s been with me every step of the way and there’s been relatively no days off for a little over a month. It’s been hot, it has sucked and it’s been non-stop from daylight to dark. Yet, here she is everyday with a smile on her face and something positive to say.
The good Lord blessed me immensely, I can’t explain why but I’m just grateful to have her.
If you’re thinking about getting into this business you need to carefully consider who it is you spend the rest of your life with because that part matters more than anything. I’m glad that I get to do this with my best friend.

Good Morning & Happy Wednesday!! If you’ve wondered where we’ve been & why we haven’t been posting much content… it’s be...
08/05/2026

Good Morning & Happy Wednesday!!

If you’ve wondered where we’ve been & why we haven’t been posting much content… it’s because we’ve been moving 🥳🎊

CCH has recently located to Aledo, TX!

This has been in the works since March of this year & we are so excited to finally be here & to watch it all come together!!

We have some fun content coming to you soon with updates on the place & how it’s all going to look once everything is finished!

Thank you for being part of our journey & following along as we grow & continue to develop 🤍

(Sneak peek of our barn thats been going up since Monday of last week, eeek!)

We had a great time at the Tri-County Stock Horse  show in Graham this past weekend. We took Pudge (Sparks Dun Cowboy) u...
07/28/2026

We had a great time at the Tri-County Stock Horse show in Graham this past weekend. We took Pudge (Sparks Dun Cowboy) up there for a little schooling to get him some show experience. He ended up placing 6th in the reining and I did not have to do much schooling after all. I couldn’t be more proud of this horse, he always tries so hard for me. Thank you again to Madison Buchanan and Colton Buchanan for letting me show him and having faith in my program.

07/16/2026

We are so incredibly THANKFUL for all of the support we’ve been continually shown throughout the journey we’ve been on. From our first year in business, to growing our program, to now MOVING zip codes… we are so blessed with the best community!!

Thank you to everyone who has supported us in our first few years, we wouldn’t be growing & expanding if it weren’t for your constant support. We appreciate you endlessly!

We had so many people reach out & offer their trucks & trailers to move everything out, THANK YOU again to those who offered their help! Even just the offer meant so much to us!

Huge thanks to Quentens family, we truly couldn’t do it without them, they’ve helped us every single step of the way with anything we’ve needed and none of this would be possible without them! Gnia, Leon, Colton & Meaghann we appreciate & love yall so much! Also huge thanks to Kaylyn Smith for taking her entire day off to help us haul horses to the new place; we appreciate you so very much! Cheryl King thank you for being on standby & ready to help us, I know you’d have been here in a heartbeat!

We can’t wait to show yall the new facilities once everything is up and running & all of the fun future plans we have for CCH!

Stay tuned, Stay blessed & have a beautiful weekend!!

06/26/2026

Pudge (Sparks Dun Cowboy) has officially been in the program for 1 year. Thank you so much Madison Buchanan and Colton Buchanan for the opportunity to show him. He is going to have quite the cheering section in October!

05/16/2026

Petunia (owned by Kaylyn Smith) at 14 rides. She is an incredibly talented 2 year old and we are so thankful to have her. **tstarting

PROGRAM. Is. Not. A. Dirty. Word.    Over the past few years it’s seemed to become popular to hate on the idea of traini...
04/27/2026

PROGRAM. Is. Not. A. Dirty. Word.
Over the past few years it’s seemed to become popular to hate on the idea of training “programs”. Or that a trainer having a program somehow makes them just a trainer and not a good horseman.
I suppose the thought behind this is that the horse in training won’t fit the program, the trainer won’t adjust and the horse gets left behind.
If that’s something that happened to you it’s not because your trainer had a program it’s because your trainer had s**tty ethics.
Here’s how this works; if you train horses long enough you realize they’re actually quite predictable animals. So, you create a series of steps and must do’s before each next step is taken in training. Most steps created during groundwork are for safety. Steps created during riding are things like teaching a horse to flex, the next step would be teaching a one rein stop. I.e. if the horse can’t flex standing still the one rein stop likely will be harder to teach. You get my drift?
Creating steps makes things easier for the horse. If a horse is having trouble with the usual way of doing things then you think on it and get creative. You may have to deviate just a little bit…. That’s called being a horseman!
Every trainer worth their salt has a program whether they call it a program or not. Each trainer has a different style, each one has a different way of getting there but without a set plan of how to get to the end goal you’re just throwing s**t at the wall.
Programs are not something to be feared or hated. A trainer having a program not only means they’re experienced but that they have retained what they’ve learned overtime and thought on it long enough to create an outline of how to help a horse reach its maximum potential.

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❗️❗️❗️ AVAILABILITY ❗️❗️❗️We are so very blessed to be full through the summer. Our next opening for c**t starting, tune...
04/10/2026

❗️❗️❗️ AVAILABILITY ❗️❗️❗️

We are so very blessed to be full through the summer. Our next opening for c**t starting, tune ups or show horses will be in August.
PLEASE REACH OUT NOW, if you are wanting to get a c**t started in the fall.
Thank you to everyone of our clients and the amazing people we do business with!
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Cleburne, TX
76033

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