Flying N Farm

08/30/2026

Proud of you, Madd Dogg 😜

08/29/2026

08/29/2026

08/27/2026

Fair Hair 🎀

08/25/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined our miniature horse show at the Alaska State Fair!
We had the cutest minis and an amazing crowd.
We’ll see you next year! 🎡🎠

08/24/2026

Fun at the Alaska State Fair!

08/23/2026

Come see Worm and Nacho in the GCI Petting Zoo at the Alaska State Fair!

08/21/2026

Come see Dani at the GCI Petting Zoo at the Alaska State Fair!

08/20/2026

Forever a student 👩🏼‍🏫

Your trainer having a trainer is not a sign that they aren't good enough. It is not a sign that they don't know what they are doing.

I would be far more concerned about a trainer who thinks they've learned everything there is to learn. Horses are too complicated for that.

There is always another discipline to learn from. Another horse that teaches you something you didn't know. Another rider who sees something differently. Another trainer who has a skill you haven't developed yet.

Having someone you trust enough to say, "Hey, I don't know. Help me," isn't weakness.

It's humility.

And it's how you get better.

I don't want to be the trainer who thinks she has all the answers. I want to be the trainer who knows where to go when she doesn't.

Because the second you decide you know everything, you've probably stopped learning.

And in this industry, the trainers who keep learning are the ones I want working with my horses.