Chinook Horses

02/21/2026

📣 NOW HIRING: Front Desk Support
📍Castle Rock Clubhouse
📍Bair Family Clubhouse
🕑Part Time position, averaging 20 hours a week.
Paid Time Off Available to all part time employees!

➡️Application can be found at
https://begreatyellowstone.org/employment-opportunities/

02/20/2026

City Vineyard Wine

Even the most sure-footed horses occasionally miss a step… and we did.

In our recent annual letter, we forgot to thank an important partner, City Vineyard.

They elevate our Guess Who’s Hosting Dinner series with expert wine pairings, educated pours, and exceptional selections that make each evening truly special. We’re so grateful for community partners who help us create meaningful experiences in support of Chinook Horses. 🍷

Please show them some love — and thank you, Abby Reno, for saying “yes” to us time after time. 🥕 cityvineyardwine.com

02/20/2026

Even the most sure-footed horses occasionally miss a step… and we did.

In our recent annual letter, we forgot to thank an important partner, City Vineyard.

They elevate our Guess Who’s Hosting Dinner series with expert wine pairings, educated pours, and exceptional selections that make each evening truly special. We’re so grateful for community partners who help us create meaningful experiences in support of Chinook Horses. 🍷

Please show them some love — and thank you, Abby Reno, for saying “yes” to us time after time. 🥕 cityvineyardwine.com

02/18/2026

🎉 It’s BACK! Beer & Bingo for Chinook Horses! 🍻🐴💜

You asked. We listened.
Our Beer & Bingo Night is returning to 406 Kitchen & Taproom and we’re ready to shout B-I-N-G-O all over again.

📅 Tuesday, March 24
⏰ 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 406 Kitchen & Taproom
All in support of the connection between people and horses.

02/18/2026

As we look toward Derby season and celebrate the tradition, it feels important to remember the full story. The Run for the Roses carries a legacy shaped by riders whose contributions deserve to be honored.

Before the Kentucky Derby became a long-standing tradition, Black jockeys helped define it.

At the very first Kentucky Derby in 1875, 13 of the 15 riders were Black. Their talent, discipline, and extraordinary partnership with their horses shaped the early years of the sport. Between 1875 and 1902, Black jockeys won 15 of the first 28 Derbies.

Over the years, systemic racism pushed Black jockeys out of professional racing, despite their foundational role in building the sport.

Horses respond to energy, regulation, and trust, not status or skin color. The way they work reminds us that connection begins beyond bias.. 💜🐴

02/13/2026

Dear Horses,
Happy Valentines Day. Thank you for holding space when words fall short. For carrying big feelings without trying to fix them. For offering steadiness when things feel unsteady. The care you give isn’t loud, but it’s lasting, and it changes people.

— With deep appreciation.

02/12/2026

We are deeply grateful for this partnership with the Boys & Boys and Girls Clubs of Yellowstone County Clubs of Yellowstone County.

When young people are given space to belong, to grow, and to be seen — powerful things happen.

By bringing their youth to Chinook Horses, we’re creating opportunities for confidence, connection, and leadership to take root in a whole new way — alongside our horses.

Community work works best when we do it together.

We’re honored to walk alongside them.

02/11/2026

Dear Horses,
Thank you for teaching lessons without saying a word. You show us how energy matters, how calm creates safety, and how trust is built moment by moment. You reflect what we bring, inviting us to slow down, regulate, and listen more closely to ourselves.
— We’re still learning.

02/10/2026

Dear Horses,
Thank you for meeting us exactly where we are—no expectations, no judgment. You don’t ask for perfect words or polished emotions. You respond to honesty, breath, and presence. In a world that asks us to perform, you remind us that simply showing up is enough.

— With gratitude, always.

02/06/2026

02/05/2026