Wright's Colt Foundation

Wright's Colt Foundation Trust in God’s plan🙏🏽
Family ran. Trust, honesty, and hardwork. Welcome to the team!



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06/07/2026

Fabulous Ferd💅✨
He’s sure a fun and enjoyable ride!

06/07/2026

News Drop!!!
(You have no idea how many attempts this took…)

06/04/2026

We are excited to announce that Bracken Gittins will be returning to Downey Rodeo Bible camp as your Bullfighting Instructor!
Bracken has fought bulls at PRCA rodeos and the PBR. This year he is sharing his wisdom with the next generation. Sign up to save your stop at his clinic this camp.

Downey June 25-28
Rigby July 23-26
Jerome August 27-30

Sign up at
southeastidahorodeobiblecamps.org

05/21/2026

How lucky we are to look out and see horses. 🤍🐎

05/12/2026

An older clip of another beautiful stud c**t we started owned by Jeanette Hill! She had brought us some fantastic horses and has a wonderful breeding program. We appreciate you!

05/11/2026

Happy mother’s day to this super handy gal😍 She doesn’t get showed off nearly as much as she should but she definitely has her hands involved with every c**t that comes in. Being the brains of the operation. She holds the fort down and takes care of June Bug and myself and for that I will be forever great full.

THE ART OF STANDING STILLThe whole point of getting on your horse is to move, go somewhere, and to teach your horse. The...
05/08/2026

THE ART OF STANDING STILL

The whole point of getting on your horse is to move, go somewhere, and to teach your horse. The best part of training horses is taking them through the process and watching them learn. As time goes on, the horse gets more fun to ride, and sometimes greed steps in because you want to keep going, because there truly is nothing more fun than riding a good horse doing cool stuff. This horse, in particular, is athletic, has a big motor, wants to please, and is a bit more on the reactive side. We started her as a two-year-old, and while she was most definitely on the challenging side, she is a very smart horse and is turning out to be super cool and fun to ride! (Those are her slide marks she’s standing next to.)

After loping circles, a few good stops, and checking off boxes for the ride, we sat for a long time after a good stop to end our ride. I gave her time to breathe, soak in everything she had just learned, and just look around at her surroundings. (Sometimes the boogie man lives behind the fence.) At this point in my ride, if I kept riding her, no matter how fun it was, she may have eventually become sour to her stops, causing her to quit trying and not doing them correctly anymore, opening a jar of problems and potentially frustration for both of us. Stop on a good note and just stand there and take it all in!

-Aspen

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