Cheyenne Prairie Winds Ranch

Vern got cleaned up and is off to summer camp for training! I can’t wait to see what she learns. Her half brother Mr. Darcy and Cletus have been calling for her all day.

Mr. Darcy is starting to learning where the poops go!

Feeling grateful today and every day!

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Gratitude changes the conversation.

Before the asking…
before the worrying…
before trying to control what hasn’t happened yet—

pause.

Look around.
Look at what’s already been carried, provided, protected.

Even the things that didn’t make sense at the time…
somehow led you here.

Horses don’t question provision.
They trust, they graze, they move with what’s given.

Maybe that’s the shift…
less asking from lack,
more living from appreciation.

Because when you’re grateful for what is…
you make space for what’s next.

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Meet Cletus (Adj Hercules). My first born baby, born in Wisconsin in 2000, was a gift to me from my late father who always wanted to be a cowboy. He’s a registered Arabian and gets his dashing good looks from an impressive pedigree going back to Aladdinn and Khemosabi. I was able to bring him to live in Cheyenne in 2023 (a year after I settled in here) just a bit before our barn was done. He lived under our deck with a temporary padock that winter where he could watch me working through the basement windows. He’s a social butterfly and loves children, getting pets, snacks, and hugs. 🥰

Happy Valentine’s Day from me and the handsome, sweet, romantic Mr. Darcy ❤️ bred by: Stone Mountain Creek Farm Otto P. Ster Sport Elite

Mr. Darcy checking to see if Shiba Inu puppy, Kuzco is also Amber Champagne colored. 🤔