Welcome to another classic interview from the sound vault of the late Howard Hale.

This 2021 interview was with Steve Sward, a North Platte horseman that once trained at Howard's arena in Minatare, Nebraska, before moving to the sandhills near the tiny town of Ringold.

This is a key interview because of the number of great questions Howard asked during this episode. Sometimes the horsemen and women can just talk for the whole hour without any prompting, and other interviews take a course like this one.

Enjoy this rapid fire full interview packed with great horsemanship advice from two veterans.

Full Interview

Credited with being one of the founders of the highly popular Working Cowboy Ranch Association. LISTEN in for the full interview with Texas Hall of Fame Cowboby Bob Moorhouse by the late, great hall-of-fame broadcaster, Howard Hale.

Trainer and clinician Tom Curtin of Wilson, Oklahoma hosts clinics and camps all over the country. His goal is to share his knowledge of horses, teaching what he’s learned from legendary horsemen, such as Ray Hunt and Buster Welch. His years of experience working on notable ranches, including the Four Sixes, King Ranch, Johnson Ranch and the 7D Ranch, have given him expertise in cow work, colt starting, horsemanship and ranch work.

https://tomcurtinhorsemanship.com

LISTEN IN to hear directly from Tom with the late Howard Hale.

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By Nelseena Lehmann / Horseman’s Corner

I went to high school with her mom. I have watched her grow up and have her successes and I even got to make her a rope can. I haven’t been a personal friend, but I have watched her for a long time.

The impressive part of Mesa is her work ethic and dedication in a such a young lady. She has had great successes and many wins, but those haven’t been handed out like participation trophies. Rodeo and horse events are still very much like toothpaste. You are not going to get more out than you put into it and probably a little less.

Mesa and her successes came to mind on the heels of the Rocker Steiner at the NFR. Yes he is crazy talented but he has a skewed vision of what is appropriate, acceptable and has forgotten that there are younger littles looking up to him and he is not leaving a very good impression for them to follow. I am hoping it is merely a folly of youth.

It’s not an economic issue, it’s not a passion issue, it’s not really much other than a values issue. Mesa and her family have great values, and work ethic and are just good human beings. Which has let her successes shine through.