Next Level Clinics

01/11/2026

I can’t wait for these finals! If you aren’t nominating, you still have time!

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Here’s how you can qualify for the PWR Championship.
There are multiple paths to the richest payout in women’s rodeo, happening May 12–15, 2026 at Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, TX.
Whether you’re just getting started or chasing a championship buckle, there’s a qualifying route for you.
Questions? Email support@wrwc.rodeo

01/11/2026

Which are you?

Your language reveals your mindset.
Your mindset shapes your growth.
Choose wisely.

01/10/2026

For the first year, there were tears every practice. Mia fell on more dismounts than she didn’t. Once Mia figured it out they set out on a mission to win it all.

2X CNFR Champions
2X NHSFR Champions
IFYR Champion
Best of the Best Champion

So if you find yourself struggling as you level up, just remember that it’s hard for everyone. It doesn’t get easier, you just get better!

01/08/2026

Registration is open and clinics are selling out quickly. Grab your spot!

01/08/2026

Such a cute idea!

01/06/2026

This year at Panola College, we received a grant to provide our students with mental performance coaching from Katie Hollingsworth’s Krave coaching and it has been a game changer for Sadie Grace. She is currently ranked 3rd in the Southern Region. Let’s keep the momentum rolling all the way to the CNFR! 💪

If you are looking for that missing link in your mental game, be sure to check out Krave Coaching.

https://kravecoaching.learnworlds.com/

01/05/2026

Registration for the Blackfoot, Idaho, clinic will open at 7 am on Thursday, January 8. Visit snakeriverarena.com for registration, stalls, and hookups. This clinic is Friday and Saturday!
Registration for all other clinics is at www.nextlevelgoattying.net.

01/04/2026

I have some availability for daytime private lessons next week in Center.

I’m open to basic riding lessons and horsemaship, timed events, and goat tying.

Text 2255057645 to schedule.

01/04/2026

We had an uh-oh moment today.

Ponay is hands-down one of the best ponies I’ve ever been around. Great handle, no buck, no rear… but she is not a dead head. I actually love that about her. She stays alert and looks out for things that might be dangerous like that horse over there who looks like he might kick, or apparently…a cup of water.

A few weeks ago we jumped a doe, and Ponay exited stage left like she was auditioning for Broadway. It gave Murphy a little scare, and I told her the truth: unexpected things can happen on any horse, and learning how to handle them matters.

Fast forward to today.

We decided to play a game I played as a kid—the Water Race. You ride with a cup of water and see how much you spill. Simple enough, right?

Wrong.

Round one was an immediate loss because Ponay decided that cup was clearly a bomb and exited stage left again.

But here’s the win: Murphy stayed in the middle, sat deep, pulled back until Ponay stopped… and then laughed. No tears. Just a little fear. Just, “Okay, let’s do that again.”

And that’s the real lesson.

With horses, and life, anything can happen at any time. What matters is how you handle it. I hope she always remembers to stay calm, stay in the middle, and pull back on the reins when she needs to.