Robert Walker Memorial Arena

07/26/2026

Getting close to Rodeo time in ZipCity !!!! Come join us for a lot of fun and live action!!!!

07/17/2026

07/04/2026

I still believe America is worth believing in.

Not because she's perfect—but because every generation has had men and women willing to stand up, serve, sacrifice, and leave her better than they found her.

When I see our flag, I don't just see red, white, and blue. I see folded flags handed to grieving families. I see empty boots that never walked home. I see farmers, truckers, ranchers, veterans, first responders, and hardworking folks who quietly keep this country moving.

I still believe America is worth believing in.

Not because she's perfect—but because every generation has had men and women willing to stand up, serve, sacrifice, and leave her better than they found her.

When I see our flag, I don't just see red, white, and blue. I see folded flags handed to grieving families. I see empty boots that never walked home. I see farmers, truckers, ranchers, veterans, first responders, and hardworking folks who quietly keep this country moving.

Freedom isn't something we inherited by accident. It was earned by courage, protected by sacrifice, and entrusted to us to preserve.

May we never take it for granted.

God bless our veterans, our active military, and the United States of America.

🇺🇸 Freedom is a gift. Honor is a choice. Let's never forget either.

May we never take it for granted.

God bless our veterans, our active military, and the United States of America.

🇺🇸 Freedom is a gift. Honor is a choice. Let's never forget either.

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06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to the dads who rise before the sun, work until the job’s done, and teach by example. The world could use more men like you. Tip your hat, enjoy the day, and don’t forget to close the gate behind you. 🤠

06/06/2026

The Forgotten Horses of D-Day

When we remember D-Day, we picture landing craft crashing onto the beaches, paratroopers descending from the skies, and thousands of young men fighting for freedom.

Few of us think about the horses.

Yet as Allied forces pushed inland through Normandy after June 6, 1944, horses and mules were still playing a vital role in the war effort. They carried supplies, ammunition, medical equipment, and food across muddy roads, damaged bridges, and terrain where vehicles often struggled.

For centuries, horses had marched beside soldiers in almost every conflict imaginable. By the summer of 1944, the age of mechanized warfare was taking over, but the partnership between horse and soldier had not quite reached its end.

Many of these animals worked long hours under difficult conditions, sharing the same dangers as the men they served alongside. They crossed battle-scarred countryside, endured exhaustion, and helped keep armies moving during one of history's most important campaigns.

Unlike the soldiers, they never knew why the war was being fought.

They never understood the flags, the politics, or the battles.

They simply did what horses have always done — they carried, pulled, endured, and trusted the humans beside them.

Today, their contribution is largely forgotten.

But behind the famous photographs of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy lies a quieter story of loyalty, service, and sacrifice.

A story written not only by men, but by horses too.

Lest we forget them.

❤️🐴

04/11/2026

Almost time for first Horse show