6666 Ranch NRHA Derby Presented by Markel Past Non Pro Co-Champion & Bob's Custom Award Saddles - Horses in the Morning

In this National Reining Horse Association episode listen in to hear Kim Muehlstaetter chat about her journey as last year's NRHA Derby Non Pro Co-Champion and find out more about how the Bob's Custom Saddles that are awarded at this prestigious show are made. Listen in...HORSES IN THE MORNING EPISODE 3711:Hosts: Christy Landwehr and Sara HoneggerSponsor: Visit the NRHA Guest: Garrett Morris of Bob's Custom SaddlesGuest: Kim Muehlstaetter Takeaways:We delve into Kim Muehlstaetter's remarkable journey as the NRHA Derby non pro champion, highlighting her dedication and perseverance in the competitive horse industry. The significance of the partnership between the National Reining Horse Association and the American Quarter Horse Association was emphasized during our discussion, showcasing collaborative efforts in the equine community. Listeners are encouraged to explore the public speaking contest for youth, which not only provides scholarship opportunities but also fosters valuable communication skills among aspiring equestrians. We explored the unique legacy of Bob's Custom Saddles, which has been a prominent name in the saddle-making industry since 1977, focusing on quality and customizability for riders and their horses. The episode also featured Kim's insights on the importance of finding the right trainer and horse for non professionals, offering practical advice for those looking to begin their journey in the world of reining. We concluded by discussing the emotional connections between horses and riders, underscoring how individual relationships can profoundly impact competitive success and personal growth. Chapters:04:26 - Youth Empowerment in Public Speaking08:00 - Interview with Garrett Morris: The History of Bob's Custom Saddles19:39 - Upcoming Innovations in Bob's Custom Saddles24:25 - Transition to Kim Muehlstaetter's Achievements29:31 - Family and Competition in Reining31:51 - The Journey into Reining: Advice for Beginners