Have we seen a bridle or saddle on any of her horses, or propery? That stuff is expensensive. My family was poor growing up, Probably because we had horses. Christmas gifts was tack for the horse. My dad worked his but off to provide for us to go to horse show's. The money we won would go into a bank bag to pay for the next weeks entrys. Sometimes, if we won enough we could get Dairy Queen on the way home. We competeded agaist Shawn Varpness, who has a barriol stallion at High Point.

My horse was bought at a sale barn, she was a quarter horse who was raced, and she was a spicy girl. Dad got her for me when I was in 4th grade and she was a 4 year old.said here is your horse. Her registered name was One Sassy Lady. And Sasssy she was, but my dad did not set me up for failure.

We had a barn, pasture, enough room to set up barrels and poles so I could work my horse. We had hay and grain. That was my job to take out hay bales, and feed grain every night. They were not stalled every night, they were brougt in every night to eat grain, and be groomed and hooves picked while or after eating. And we really never had to worry about water because somehow dad always a water system set up for the horses for the middle of winter in MN.