This program means a lot to me. Kingpin isn’t just about ownership—it’s about investing in quality horses, strong partnerships, and doing things the right way from the ground up.

We’re selectively acquiring proven mares, raising the next generation, and offering access to embryos from the program for those who want to be part of where the rope horse industry is headed. The industry has come a long way, and our breeding decisions are made with that progress in mind.

With Kingpin, we try to be thoughtful in every decision—selecting the right mares, making crosses we believe in, and building something we’re proud to stand behind from the start. The rope horse industry has evolved, and we’re focused on breeding horses specifically for this job, which is something we take a lot of pride in.

Kaleb and I have always kept things simple and honest. I trust him completely in the arena and on the rodeo trail, and his perspective plays an important role in the decisions we make for the program. It’s pretty special that we grew up less than 15 minutes apart in Georgia and all these years later we’re building this together.

With Kaleb competing on the road, Cole Davison plays a big role in the day-to-day development of these futurity horses. His training and insight help keep the program moving forward. When we see one of those horses carry the “K” brand down the arena a few years from now, that’s what it’s all about.