Frac Ta Fame

J&C Reddy Bit-closed gag, short shank, hexagon w/cricket, size 5. $150.00
Unknown maker snaffle $25.00
L&W gag bit $50.00
Bouton (no hit bit) original 3-piece w/ one ear $120.00
Classic Equine Loomis Gag, brow band bridle $100.00

**Shipping included**

Rodeo Concho Bridle and Breast Collar set. Bridle was on a horse once. $450.00 Shipped Very pretty pictures don’t do justice.

1/2” PRO “Lovendahl” Pad $250 shipped (black)
1” PRO “Lovendahl” Pad $295 shipped (brown)

14.5” Scott Thomas Barrel Saddle. Full QH Bars, purchased in November. Rear cinch and aluminum stirrups. $2200.00 shipped.

28” CHS Cinch brand new, tags still on, got wrong size. New $210, $180 shipped

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New dates and locations have been added along Phil's 2024 Be Your Best Clinic Tour! 📍

Spots are filling fast. Head over to philhaugenhorsemanship.com/2024-clinics to sign up for a clinic near you!

Listen to them.

Horses may not speak our language, but they have their own powerful way of communicating.

If we take time to listen, they have a lot to say.

This is a fantastic opportunity!!

Fall clinics are coming up soon! 🍂

A few riding spots are still open at select clinics (*), and auditing registrations are welcome at all clinics:
• Corvallis, MT - Sept. 9-10
• Eaton, CO - Sept. 12-13
• Lone Jack, MO - Sept. 23-24*
• Delta, UT - Sept. 29-30*
• White City, KS - Oct. 14-15*
• Fargo, ND - Oct. 19-22
• Chanute, KS - Nov. 4-5*
• Andalusia, AL - Nov. 18-19*

Register online at → philhaugenhorsemanship.com/schedule.

Seasoning horses is a phase of the training process that can be one of the most mentally challenging parts of horsemanship. On this episode, I'm sharing some thoughts on how to approach building a horse's confidence in unfamiliar situations away from home and the psychology behind setting expectations for seasoning a horse.

Tune in at → philhaugenhorsemanship.com/podcast-episodes/196

Success is not the absence of failure, but rather a product of it.

In order to put yourself in the position to be successful, you have to first put yourself in the position to be challenged. Learn fast, fail forward.

You will never out perform your own self image.

As the saying goes, "those who believe they can and those who believe they can't are both usually right."

Don't let your own self worth get in the way of reaching your highest potential. You are capable of more than you think.

No matter what stage of training you are at, we are all living some version of the same journey. It’s a journey filled with peaks, valleys, frustrations and victories. Understanding how to navigate the ups and downs of the horsemanship journey is the key to maintaining momentum and continuing to progress 1% one day at a time.

On this episode, I'm sharing some thoughts on riding the waves of the training process and things to consider as you are building your training program.

Listen and read along at → philhaugenhorsemanship.com/podcast-episodes/187

Our horses are a reflection of our own potential.

They are doing the best they can with the signals, communication, and leadership that we exhibit.

To help your horses be their best, you have to do what it takes to be your best, first.

We'll never know the maximum potential that our horses have if we never reach our own maximum potential as trainers.

Prioritize learning. Prioritize personal growth. Your investment in yourself will show up in more ways than one.

Take time to enjoy your horse.

As life speeds by, we often miss these little moments that remind us why we love what we do—why we love the horse.

This week, I challenge you to slow things down. Try to relax. Enjoy the moment. Be present with your horse.

Even if you only have 15 minutes with them, make that time meaningful. Don’t rush. Don’t overcomplicate things. Simply enjoy that moment with your horse.

Your value lies in why you succeeded, not why you failed.

Oftentimes, we don’t show ourselves enough gratitude for the things that we have overcome and achieved in the past.

It’s good to analyze why something failed, but if we dissect those failures for too long, we will find ourselves stuck in a rut.

Start dissecting the wins just as much, if not more than, the failures. Be kind to yourself, and remember to reinforce your achievements, not the times when you fell short.

This statement is so true!

Your knowledge is only as valuable as your application.

In the horsemanship journey, understanding the system is only the first step. You can have all the knowledge in the world, but if you don’t apply it in the correct way, you will not see the results you are looking for.

It's the combination of knowledge, consistent action, and correct repetition that generates the transformation, both for your horses and yourself.

14.5” Double J Lynn McKenzie Special Barrel Saddle. $1850.00 buyer pays shipping.

Gordy and I got the pleasure to go to a Phil Haugen Horsemanship clinic in South Dakota. We had an incredible 4 days and learned so many valuable tools. We had a great time with old friends and met new ones too.

This was one of the best clinics I have ever attended and Gordy and I learned so much especially about each other.

A few months ago I had a wonderful opportunity to become Frac Ta Fame’s person. I can’t tell you how excited I am to start this new adventure. I don’t have to tell you how smart and sweet he is.

Blue, Asher and I want to officially say welcome and we are already so in love!!!

We can’t wait for the future and hope you will all stay turned for future updates!!!

Rambo Ionic sheet. Size 81. 1 small rip. $200.00 shipped. May trade for 78 in the same condition.

Frac Ta Fame 2022 babies! Congratulations to the owners! All fillies!

Some new Flash pictures for y’all 🤩😍

We appreciate everyone who bred their mares to Flash in 2021, and everyone who showed their support helping us advertise with our drawing!
We were able to breed to some really neat mares; including daughters of Frenchmans Fabulous and Dashin Bye! We are so excited to share the 2022 foal crop with y’all! 🤩

Flash will be standing at Garner Equine in Weatherford, Texas for the 2022 season!!
His stud fee will be $1,000…but! If you book ✨before February 1st✨ it will be discounted to $850!!
🌟 $300 for the booking(non refundable), and $550 chute fee due when you breed.
🌟 multiple mare discounts can be discussed!

🤩🤩 And we would really love to do more drawings this year as well, so…if everyone continues to help us promote Flash…
…..we will do a drawing for 1 breeding that will be chute fee only after we have 10 mares booked, and then at 20 mares booked we will do 1 drawing for another FREE breeding!!! 🤩🤩
We are looking forward to another fun and exciting year with Flash drawings and all of y’all 🤩🤩

🎊🎊Congratulations to Christian Casanova and Nicole Kegel on your breedings!🎊🎊

And Jennica Smallwood , Jackie Whitcher, Lee Bailey Bradshaw I will be contacting y’all for information on sending you guys hats!!