Lifetime Earnings in Reining Events: $297,046 (as of Dec. 2011)

Arno has worked for us for six years and is a vital part of our program. He is not just a talented trainer, but also an extremely focused horseman, through and through. He has gone from being a young assistant, hungry to learn, to a true professional trainers. Through his show pen success, he has gained confidence in himself, his training abilities and his desire to be the best at everything he does.

We are very proud to have him working with us and consider him family.

Lifetime Earnings in Reining Events: $334, 512 (as of May 2011)

Luke started working with us in the beginning of 2011. He is accomplished as a tranier, showman and horseman. Over the last couple of years, Andrea has ridden several of Luke's horses and has been able to work alongside him at shows and on other occasions.

We are proud to have such a knowledgeable and respected trainer working in our program. He is extremely valuable to our success.

Tim has worked for us for over a year now. He has a tremendous amount of experience starting 2 year olds and is excellent at training them well into their third year. He is a great asset to our program, as we put so much emphasis on the start of a young horses career.

At Fappani Performance Horses, we make sure our horses are treated by one of the best vets in the industry. Dr. John Newcomb of Equine Veterinary Services has spent 20 years in a show horse practice involving primarily reining, jumping and dressage horses. An FEI-certified vet, Newcomb was the USEF reining team veterinarian for the 2002 and 2006 FEI World Equestrian Games. He also serves on the American Quarter Horse Association Research Committee.

John is an amazing man with a huge passion for horses and an unwavering commitment to our training and show program. He is always there for us. In addition to being our vet and friend, his interest and enthusiasm extend to being present at nearly all of our shows. He is there because he personally enjoys reining and being a part of our program during the day, but also watching late night or early morning workouts at all of the major events. We owe a very large part of our success to John's experience and desire to be involved with our customers' horses throughout their training and show career. We can't thank John enough and are very lucky to have him on our team.

Arek and his family live north of us in Temecula, CA and have been shoeing for us since 2004. Arek is the type of farrier that really understands horses, how the horses' confirmation affects their particular job. He is quick to see and adapt a shoe to the way a horse moves and develop a better result based on what our concerns and needs are. We work very closely, and together are always discussing and tweaking the way the horses are shoed to fit the way that they need to perform.

We really value the fact that Arek is very open minded to my opinion and willing to try out different things. In addition to working on our horses at the ranch, Arek also travels to most of our bigger shows with us.

Arek and his wife Kelly have two sons, Tanner (eight years old) and Tucker (one year old).

Pacific Range Ranch is a designer, photographer and horsewoman. Cam's photography has been recognized all over the world in equine magazines. Her love and dedication to the performance horse industry is clearly noticed. She has managed Andrea's image and business adventures from the beginning (2002). She is a leader when it comes to her design work and are so proud of the long time business relationship as well as friendship.

Randy trims all our mares and foals, yearlings and shoes 2 yr olds till they are ready for Arek.
He has worked along side Arek for many years and knows his program very well.

Additionally, Randy has his own shoeing business and clientele. He flies into Arizona weekly to assist Arek and he is also responsible for shoeing all of our 2 year olds, yearlings and weanlings.

Randy and his wife Shelly have a three year old daughter, Lilly and a two year old son, Levi.