Hi Friend & Welcome to the Cowgirl Confessions Podcast! I'm sure glad you're here. On this episode, Air National Guard Tech Sergeant & All American Cowgirl Trisha Shields shares her passion for lifelong learning, horses and how joining the military fresh out of high school has been a tremendous blessing in her life. Trisha & her husband DJ call Oklahoma home & she also shares how they juggle " all the irons in the fire" & goal setting together for what they want to achieve both in & out of the arena. Trisha has had so many unique experiences within the equine industry from being on a collegiate equestrian team, carrying flags at the WNFR, competing in Mustang Makeover competitions, serving as Miss Rodeo USA 2012, working for a spell at the International Professional Rodeo Association, hosting horsemanship clinics, and now honing in on raising, training & competing on her own string of barrel horses. To learn more about Trisha & connect with her please visit:
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