For the love of horses, the spirit of competition, and the joy of friendship among others with similar goals”

Specializing in colt starting, training, and coaching, 

Austin Morris has been a dedicated reining professional since 2014. Raised in a performance-driven environment, his connection to horses began early and has evolved into a career centered on thoughtful development and long-term success.

Austin plays a key role in the young horse program, where his feel, timing, and depth of knowledge help bring out the best in emerging equine athletes. His approach emphasizes foundation, confidence, and correctness—setting horses up for lasting success as they progress into competition.

With over $35,000 in career earnings, Austin’s résumé includes a standout 2020 season, earning World Championship titles in the Rookie Pro, Limited Open, and Intermediate Open aboard John Wayne Tag. That same year, he also captured a Reserve World Championship in the Rookie Pro on Smart Sara Roos for owner Michael Riley.

In 2022, Austin earned the Intermediate Open Reserve World Championship with Pale Black Gun, owned by Emily Schiavi, and went on to claim the All American Quarter Horse Congress Intermediate Open Championship with the same partner. His recent successes include an Open Derby Finals appearance on Rufs Got Guns, a 2024 Congress Intermediate Open Co-Championship, and Top Five finishes in the ALL STAR Open Derby Levels 1 and 2 aboard Smarty’s Bea.

Committed to the growth of both horses and riders, Austin brings consistency, care, and high standards to every program he’s part of—developing athletes with confidence and purpose from the ground up. 

At just 25 years old, Tricia Tillman Morris has already established herself as a respected professional in the sport of reining, with just under $200,000 in lifetime earnings. 

Her passion for horsemanship began at the age of four and has grown into a career defined by dedication, discipline, and a commitment to excellence—both in the show pen and beyond.

Tricia’s career includes a standout season in 2016, where she earned World Champion titles in the Rookie Pro and Limited Open aboard GT Shiny Geym, along with a Reserve World Championship in the Intermediate Open. That same year, she piloted Starry Future to a Limited Open Reserve World Championship and a third-place finish in the Rookie Pro, highlighting both her versatility and depth as a competitor.

Her competitive résumé is further defined by multiple Top Five finishes at the All American Quarter Horse Congress, finalist appearances in the NRBC Open Derby and NRHA Open Derby, and success in the Congress Open Futurity finals.

Known for her ability to develop both horses and riders, Tricia is deeply invested in long-term progress and thoughtful goal-setting. Whether coaching emerging competitors or competing at the highest levels herself, her approach reflects a steady pursuit of growth, consistency, and excellence.