70’s. Jim has had several champion race horses — most that he raised and trained himself. Jim has been a judge for the Cache Valley Cutter races for many years.
Jim and his wife, Rebecca, celebrat- ed their 60th wedding anniversary in 2010. Jim and his sons, Alan and Lee, and grandson Wes Smith, enjoy training
and racing colts. Jim
Madsen was born in Pocatello, Idaho, sev- enty years ago, and learned for- mal horse- manship from his
father, an ex-cavalry man. Jim went to horseshoeing school in California and learned the art of shoeing including hot and corrective shoeing. Jim showed horses for over twenty years in many disciplines including
English, Western riding, and halter, where he won many trophies and ribbons. He was one of the first members of
the Eastern Idaho Rodeo Association, president of the Idaho Old Timers Rodeo Assn., president of the Days of Thunder Rodeo, and served on the Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo. He continues to donate his time and talen as a timed event gate man for the Intermountain Professional Rodeo Assn.
Chuck & Beverly
Shiner. When horse lover Chuck married Beverly in 1954, they purchased a ranch, built it up, and set up a home.
They had four children. Times were hard and to bring in more income, they bought two regis-
tered mares and a stallion, with a plan to raise colts. The good ones were sold, and the bad ones went down the road. As the children grew up, they took
over more of the care of the ranch and Chuck and Beverly spent their time with their first love — training, breeding, and selling horses.
Chuck passed away in 2003 from Lou Gehrig’s disease, but Beverly is still running the ranch and the horse busi- ness with her children.
Steve and Phyllis Stanger. Steve was born a cowboy. His father, Reed, worked on ranches around Jackson Hole while Steve was growing up, and then moved to the Idaho Falls area when Steve started high school. Phyllis was a farmer’s daughter and
grew up just a couple of miles from the Stangers. They married in 1959 and have four children. After Steve worked for a period as a horse trainer in El Cajon, California, the couple returned to Idaho in 1967 and settled on a forty-acre farm just north of Idaho Falls.
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