Christa

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152 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 24 Apr

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Or, hey, I heard you guys do a really good job making sure that the horses are sound and healthy.
And also it comes down to honesty.
um i'm unwilling to sell a horse and not disclose literally everything i know about the horse and he's he's been through our vetting process so when someone's buying something and you say hey this horse has these quirks can you live with that they're not going home without that information they're willing to make their own decision based on your information and it needs to be honest and straightforward of course and there's times that we've cost ourselves you know you might have a horse that's a fifty thousand dollar horse
and you disclose something and say, oh, okay, I'm not interested.
And that's fine.
That's the way it should be.
You don't want any surprises.
And, you know, a horse is a live animal, so they can surprise you a lot.
But once they've been through our process, we've pretty much seen most of everything that they have to offer, and we're able to disclose that, and then the buyer gets to make an educated decision at that point.
It's very pragmatic.
But it's also, you know, I feel like our business, you know, we make a living doing what we do.
But there's a legacy in the industry that we want to pass on.
You know, we have training sessions for youth five days a week in my arena, a couple three hours a day.
Um, we got a lot of kids that are growing up in the industry that don't maybe have the opportunity to have the, it takes a lot of, um, tools.
You have to have an arena, a tractor, several head of cattle, horses, and then you also have the ability, have to be able to have the ability to, to pass that knowledge on.
So our biggest idea with, um, creating a legacy is to promote the Western industry and to show, show people that it is possible.
When I was a kid growing up, um, you know, I had a lot of older guys go away.
What are you going to do with your life?
And I'm like, oh, you know, I was good in school and made good grades and went to college.
But I didn't dream of anything but just doing the horse business.
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