The heartbeats behind every breakthrough.

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BlackGold Valentine

(aka Yuma)

The one who started it all—and still steals the show.

At 17 years young, Yuma is the heart of our program. This seasoned AQHA mare has done it all—from rodeos and reining to trail competitions, ranch pleasure, horse shows, and even working cattle in the Emmett Sale Yard. But her greatest achievement? Helping countless riders—young and old—find their confidence in the saddle.

Affectionately known as the GOAT by our students, Yuma is patient, steady, and endlessly wise. She meets every rider exactly where they are, making them feel safe, capable, and ready for whatever comes next. We can’t sing her praises enough—Yuma isn’t just a lesson horse; she’s a legend.

A woman riding a brown horse around a blue barrel during a barrel racing competition in an outdoor equestrian arena.

BKT Zans Peppy One

(aka Lily)

Fast, fierce, and full of heart.

If Yuma is the Cadillac, Lily is the Ferrari. This high-powered mare is built for speed, precision, and performance—making her the perfect partner for advanced riders ready to level up. With lightning-fast reflexes and incredible athleticism, Lily demands respect and rewards skilled horsemanship.

For the past seven years, she’s been Gavin’s trusted rodeo partner, and together they’ve earned two national titles, trophy saddles, and a collection of buckles. Their connection is the definition of a dream team—a true example of what’s possible when trust, talent, and hard work come together.

Lily isn’t just a competition horse—she’s a force, and riding her is an experience our advanced students never forget.

A brown horse with a saddle and bridle standing next to a smaller brown foal in an outdoor pen with mountains and trees in the background.

BKT Zans Sandy Girl

(aka Neytiri)

Grace, grit, and a golden heart.

Full sister to our powerhouse Lily, Neytiri brings her own quiet strength and versatility to the H3 herd. After spending the past few years raising beautiful, well-minded foals, she’s back under saddle—and proving she’s just as talented as ever.

Neytiri earned Megan the 2020 Equine Trail Sports Intermediate Reserve Champion title and has shown in a variety of disciplines. But what sets her apart is her incredible patience and kindness, especially with our youngest or most cautious riders. Whether she’s helping a kid build confidence at the walk/trot or carefully guiding them through their first obstacles, Neytiri is a calm, steady soul that riders instantly trust.

She’s more than a broodmare or a show horse—she’s the quiet teacher who shows up with heart, every time.

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Wimpys Blue Drifter

(aka Zephyr)

Stallion. Partner. Teacher.

Zephyr isn’t just Megan’s personal horse—he’s her equine partner in every sense of the word. This 7-year-old AQHA/NFQHA grullo stallion combines athleticism, intelligence, and charisma, making him a standout both in and out of the arena.

Whether he’s helping with lesson demonstrations or showcasing advanced maneuvers, Zephyr sets the bar high. His playful personality and sharp mind make him a joy to work with, and he brings a powerful presence that students love to watch—and learn from.

From reining and ranch pleasure to trail competition, this stallion does it all—and does it with heart. Zephyr is a shining example of what’s possible through partnership, patience, and purpose.

Meet the future of Horse Harmony Horsemanship—two exceptional young horses carrying the legacy of Zephyr and Neytiri.

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    Zans Cajun Drifter “Mazikeen”

    At just 4 years old, Mazikeen is already turning heads. With the strong build of her sire and the level-headed nature of her dam, she’s proving to be a smart, willing partner with a bright future in and out of the arena. Watch for her in upcoming lesson programs and competitions as she steps into her own spotlight.

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    Smokn Rythm N Blues "Leo"

    This promising yearling colt is just getting started. With a strong foundation of proven genetics and a curious, confident personality, Leo is one to watch. Training begins in 2026, and we can’t wait to see the horse he becomes.

    From trusted bloodlines to natural talent, these two embody everything Horse Harmony Horsemanship stands for—connection, capability, and the joy of growing together.