Steve June 4, 2011
Douglas, WY Powderhorn Ranch
always had a horse or two in training and in the mid 80’s, he began riding horses full time. They had a stallion and bred their own mares and outside mares. The Stangers were active in
the Eastern Idaho Quarter Horse Association, worked with 4-H, sup- ported high school rodeo, and were members of the Marsh Valley Stallion Incentive Association.
Sue Walker grew up riding her brother’s horse, but finally, when she was 12-years-old, she bought a two year old mustang for $40 and started into horse 4-H. With the help of a good leader, she trained her horse and went on to show at the county and state level. After she married her husband,
Kevin, she became a 4-H leader for 30 years, mentoring many kids in the horse program. In 1999, she was hired as the 4-H program assistant in both the Rigby and Mud Lake areas. She is involved in all aspects of 4-H, from teaching day camps to running livestock shows, but her true love stays with the horse program. Not only does Sue like teach- ing and helping youth with their
horses, she also has a true love for the horse itself. Her favorite words to her club members are “if the horse is doing something wrong, it is your fault. You did not do your homework.” Sue and her
husband, Kevin have five daugh- ters who have all been involved in 4-H and rodeo.
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