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03/02/2026

Katie Van Slyke I needed to discuss with Karen her sons behavior. She said it’s my problem now 🤣

03/02/2026

One of the greatest pictures of All TIMES!

03/02/2026

It ain’t over till it’s over…

This picture was taken exactly one year ago today. Lacy was lost in 667 thousand acres of wilderness in Yuma County. Temperatures in the 90s. No shade. No water. No food. Just rock, cactus, and heat. This was the moment after we finally got her out of the mountains. She laid down because she had nothing left. She needed to rest. Truth is, she was on her last day. Hope had already run out for her…

We kept hearing it. “You’re wasting your time.” “She’s dead.” “She’s 25 years old. That’s like 85 in human years.” You know… her golden years. Even the owner had reached the point where she had come to terms with the thought that her horse had died out in that desert. But little did anybody know, Breezie and I are true believers in miracles, because we’ve been part of many. We didn’t believe she was dead. We knew she was alive.

We didn’t even start searching until four days into it. That’s when everyone else had already lost hope, and nobody believed she was still alive. For three straight days we tracked her over and through the rugged KOFA mountain range. Up rocky slopes. Down dry washes. Mile after mile in that heat. Thirty-two miles from where she ran away… we found her. She had lost over #150 but she was alive, and recovered.

Alive. Alive. Alive.

That picture right there is a 25-year-old horse, in her golden years, who was supposed to be dead… resting after surviving what most said she couldn’t. Today, Breezie and I are heading back out into the desert searching for another miracle. So remember this. It ain’t over until it’s over.

Please send positive vibes and thoughts as we continue the search for Nancy.

Miracles are real. We’ve seen them.

03/02/2026

One week until Sandman races in the $500,000 G3 Razorback Handicap at Oaklawn🥕

03/02/2026

After absolutely everyone giving it our best, we have made the decision along with Dr Longoria and the owner to stop the attempt to get baby Miracle to nurse from her mother. She is just to frail and weak to do so, and they are much more content when Miracle has a fully belly from milk replacer. She is so fragile that any little bump can knock her down and the risk of injury is too great. And maybe next week she will be strong enough to try on her own and we welcome that if so.

We also are not considering a nurse mare and especially not Grace. Miracle is so tiny and frail that it’s just necessary that her feedings are controlled and monitored closely, vs leaving it to chance as to is she getting enough nursing. Grace is a huge mare and big mover, and while I would love for Grace to have that opportunity, this is not that baby.

Miracle got fluids again this evening and a reassessment by Dr Longoria, we will continue to give her and her mother the care they need to thrive. She’s not out of the woods yet, but she’s trying so hard. I’ve never seen such a frail little thing actually living 🥹.

03/02/2026

A little moment that meant a lot today 🤍

Clifford laid down and took a good, deep rest…a good sign that a horse is starting to feel safe.

Arden was outside working with the others and kept an eye on him, so you can imagine the relief when he popped back up without any issues at all. 🫶🏼

He’s settling in and getting the rest he needs and those small wins are everything. 💫

03/02/2026

We loved every name suggestion; thank you for pouring so much love into this sweet boy. 🤍

After lots of thought, his name is officially Clifford.❤️(Big heart. Gentle soul.)

His name means “a crossing near a cliff.”

Perfect for a horse who stood at the edge and found his way to safety. ❤️

📚 Do you have a Clifford in your life — a book, dog, horse, or childhood memory?