12/04/2025
I started a series of posts and then disappeared for a bit… but “who is Trinity Equine?” wouldn’t be complete without noting one of the horses that built me.
Shorty… you have never been an easy horse (unless we’re talking about being an “easy-keeper” 😂) but you’ve never failed to teach me what I needed in the moment. So many people, of all ages, have learned to ride on my trusty bay gelding. The definition of studdy, stubborn, but also steadfast. Shown in this photo is something I never expected, weekly lameness checks. When you sign up to be a horse owner, you sign up to be their caretaker, their steward, and their easy resting place when it’s time to retire. I don’t know what next year looks like for him or for the business side of Trinity Equine really - he has been the cornerstone for so long. What I do know is that this horse has given me over a decade of his life to chase my dreams, that’s a debt I can never truly repay. The kindness of a stranger brought him into my life and I don’t know where I’d be without him. He took me through high school, college, marriage and so many more of life’s twists and turns. He’s the one I’ll never sell, and if you know me, you know that there are few things I’m sentimental about: my truck, my grandpas saddle, and this horse. 2025 hit us like a ton of bricks between injuries, illness, and now navicular - setting in stone that we will not return to the showpen and the goals we had set. I can only rest in knowing that, just like how he came into my life, the future is in God’s hands.
