C&C Equine Services L.L.C

07/22/2025

Pre entires are open for this weekend, or enter onsite!

07/13/2025

Stop in tomorrow (Sunday) we have Caffeine Dreams coffee truck here for the race at Boulder County Fairgrounds! Race starts at noon, practice/exhibitions start at 9:15am for $15 unlimited per person not per horse!

07/08/2025

PRE ENTIRES ARE OPEN UNTIL THURSDAY !

07/01/2025

🎆🎆🎇🎇🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸GREAT RACE COMING TO YOU!!!!
HAPPY 4TH GREAT WAY TO CELEBRATE OUR GREAT NATION BARREL RACING 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
JULY 4,5,6
$900 ADDED
BBR APPROVED WEEKEND!!!!!
80% PAYBACK OF ENTRY FEES ALWAYS. GREAT GROUND.
FRIDAY RACE 7PM AND SATURDAY NOON AND 7PM RACE ONE PAYOUT BUT YOU CAN PICK TO RUN NOON OR 7PM OR BOTH. YOUR CHOICE.
SUNDAY NOON RACE TOO.
HIGH ROLLER HIGH STEAKS SIDEPOT 90% PAYBACK. YOUR BEST RUN GOES INTO IT.
&
DOUBLE DOWN SIDEPOT (insurance side pot or no barrel down)
TOO DON'T MISS OUT ON EXTRA CHECKS.
💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲

06/27/2025

Come on out to Boulder County Fairgrounds and race with us or get some practice in! It's a beautiful day!

06/03/2025

Do you need arena work done? Are you planing on making a new arena? Well C&C Equine Services LLC in association with Top Hand Productions can meet your needs. No arena to big or small. We can work arenas for events as well. Good clean ground means happy safe equestrians and there equine partners.

Also come see the work Corey does with this machine at TWP barrel racing at boulder county fairgrounds during the barrel races!

Located in Evergreen Colorado but we can travel for a fee!

CALL OR TEXT Corey or Crysten we will happy to give pricing.
Corey Pearson (720)512-1921
Crysten Ackley (720)891-5914

02/27/2025

I am on the hunt for a good arena drag. 8ft drag, something comparable to a BLACK WIDOW. Trying to keep the price tag lower or work out a deal with someone! If anyone knows someone looking to sell, or would be willing to work out arrangements to use it, please send them my way!

Thank you!

02/26/2025

🥰🥰🥰SOLD🥰🥰🥰

Percy is still looking for his forever home! Contact me for info!

01/16/2025

Last week, one of my students excitedly showed me her new cowboy boots. She was so proud of them, but then shared how kids at school had bullied her for wearing them with leggings. They called her “fake,” saying she wasn’t “cowboy enough” and wasn’t a “real cowgirl.”

I told her she was more of a cowgirl than any of them because real cowgirls support each other, show kindness, and act with compassion.

Later that week, I had a lesson with a younger student. Her little legs barely reached past the saddle pad, and she had to work hard to give the horse the right cues. She never complained or asked to stop; she just kept trying. I gave her a high five and said, “Well done, cowgirl!” She responded, a bit sadly, “I’m not a real cowgirl; I’m just using your horse for lessons.”

I explained that it’s not the horse, the hat, or the boots that make someone a cowgirl—it’s the dedication, grit, and determination. By that measure, she absolutely deserved the title.

Too often, people call themselves cowgirls (or cowboys) just because they have the look—the ranch, the boots, or the horse. But none of that truly defines them. A real cowgirl is someone who lifts others up, shows resilience, and stays committed, even when things get tough.

So, if you're willing to tear someone down, don’t call yourself a cowgirl. Nobody’s horse is that high.

Written by: Jade Toronchuk
📸: Olah Farms

01/16/2025