10/18/2026
CONSISTENCY MATTERS. SHOWING UP MATTERS.
We’ve been going to the Black Canyon play days here in Emmett since spring, and at the last one, Seven helped Rylee bring home her 15th buckle for the summer.
Is Seven fast? No.
Was Seven consistent? Yes.
Did Rylee ride the horse underneath her, instead of wishing she was younger and faster? Yes.
Did it pay off? In spades.
Rylee started the season with her semi retired mare, and consistently scored times in every pattern. And let me tell you, there were a lot of incredibly FAST horses, but there were also a lot of NO TIMES.
When her mare couldn’t perform after the third event, Rylee retired her and asked if she could borrow a 26-year-old lesson horse. Because in the end we do what is right for the horse.
THAT’S HORSEMANSHIP.
In the end it ALWAYS pays off.