Jordon Briggs talks about the pace of training young horses and how she and her husband, Justin, split up training duties.
The Briggs family raise two or three a year of their own, and buy some long yearlings. Justin starts all of the colts colts. He puts about 120 days on them, then when they’re safe and ride pretty well, Jordon starts putting a barrel pattern on them and Justin starts roping a sled or lead steer on them. Jordon trains everything on the poles, too. Justin was a farrier for the public for 15 years. Now he just shoes their own horses.
Jordon and Justin run our business top to bottom. They clean pens and do all the feeding and riding themselves. They’re not an assembly line. They have two, three, maybe four horses a year to sell, and only sell horses after their futurity year, when they think they’re ready for somebody.
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