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Inside you will find insights and encouragement
to take your riding to the next level:
Proven mental strategies for all riders for successful riding from the inside out. Discover solutions for those pesky, negative feelings that hold you back, like fear or a lack of self-confidence.
Riding and showing information for cutters to keep improving your skills. You will receive ongoing concepts to help you overcome your cutting challenges.
A vehicle for you to share practical tips that work. Blogs on the Home page, Personal Performance page, and Cutting page will give everyone the opportunity to share positive ideas with each other.
Encouragement for you to know you CAN overcome your challenges and live your dreams. This site is dedicated to providing those boosts for you.
My Happy Ending Is Just Our Beginning
About a year and a half ago, I embarked on a journey to update BarbraSchulte.com.
I thought I had some pretty good ideas. I knew I wanted to expand our information business, as well as re-do the site.
Little did I know I would encountered huge stone walls the size of Mt. Everest. Throw in the fact that my ideas about what I wanted to do kept evolving, and I had quite a trip.
There was the first roadblock. Then the second. Then the third. Then the fourth. Every one of those walls seemed to erupt from nowhere, out of the earth, tower above me, and shout, “No, no, Barbra Schulte. I don’t think you will be doing THAT”. No one was at fault along the way (except one company which misrepresented itself).
Wanna Go For A Ride?
Actually, I just ride horses but at the Bluebonnet Stakes in May, I had great fun pretending I rode motorcycles at the annual dog show. My friend, Bosco (owner, Angie Cochran) already had a Harley outfit. So living dangerously, I entered the “Adult (dog) Costume” class. Many thanks to Kim and Charles LaMarr who supplied me with a do-rag, scarf, chaps, gloves, and T-shirt. Congrats to Bosco, who was 3rd.
Molly Visits Us in Brenham, Texas
A few weeks ago, you may have met Molly, the pony from my email. Her story is truly moving.
If you are meeting her here for the first time, she survived Hurricane Katrina with the help of her owner, Kaye Harris. Now, seemingly miraculously, she wears a prosthesis on her right front leg. Watch a video about her fantastic story at
www.CBSnews.com. Search “Molly, the Pony.”
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