Soaring Spirit Ranch

02/22/2026

Just some mid-week motivation! 🙌😎 you can handle ANYTHING life throws at you this week! Ride on, cowgirl!

02/22/2026

What a great day at Bayou Western Riding Association’s second show! Thank you BL Performance horses!!

Soaring Spirit Ranch is very proud to help sponsor these events! BWRA offers more opportunities for our awesome students to expand their skills and build their confidence in so many ways! This is where lessons come to life!

Drumroll…. 🤠We are so excited to introduce our new trainer and instructor Travis Boeve as new member of our lesson program and training staff!!

Travis Boeve is a highly experienced trainer, with over 25 years experience showing and training barrels, hunt seat, western pleasure, reining and more in the equine industry. He is a rare talent and we are so blessed to have him!

Travis is a gentle, knowledgeable teacher, competitive coach and instructor!

Welcome Travis Boeve!!

Now enrolling new students and accepting outside horses for sales and training!!

We heve a new number!!
Call: 337-717-7277

02/16/2026

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02/14/2026

Ellie baked and decorated yummy nutritious horse cookies!! They loved them !! 🥰🤠❤️

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us at Soaring Spirit Ranch! Our sweet student Ellie baked the cutest horse treats for everyone! ❤️❤️❤️🤠

02/10/2026

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02/10/2026

I could not agree more!!

I’ve heard two sayings for years, and the longer I work with horses, the more I realize how true they are.

The first is this: the people you surround yourself with are an extension of your energy, so choose wisely.

The second is this: your actions reveal your character.

Both of those show up in horsemanship every single day.

Whether we admit it or not, the environment we put ourselves in shapes how we think and how we make decisions. If you surround yourself with frustrated riders, excuses start to sound reasonable. If you surround yourself with complainers, blame becomes normal. If you surround yourself with shortcuts, patience starts to feel optional.

That energy doesn’t stay outside the arena. It shows up in how you ride.

On the flip side, when you surround yourself with people who value learning, accountability, and honesty, your horsemanship changes. You start asking better questions. You slow down when things don’t make sense. You look for understanding instead of someone to blame.

Then there’s the second part—actions.

It’s easy to say you care about your horse. It’s easy to say you value softness, patience, and trust. But horses don’t respond to what we say. They respond to what we do.

Your character shows up in the moments that don’t go as planned. It shows up in whether you think or react, whether you slow down or escalate, whether you learn or justify.

Anyone can look like a good horseman when everything is going right. Character is revealed when it isn’t.

Success or failure in horsemanship rarely comes down to one big decision. It’s built quietly, ride by ride, through the people you listen to and the choices you make—especially when things get uncomfortable.

If you don’t like where your horsemanship is heading, don’t just look for a new exercise. Take an honest look at who you’re surrounding yourself with and what your actions are really saying.

Horses have a way of telling the truth about us—whether we’re ready to hear it or not.

02/06/2026

Heart warming …. ❤️❤️❤️

02/04/2026

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01/29/2026

Yes!!! 🥰❤️🙏🤠

01/29/2026

What a beautiful ministry