Dunnville, Kentucky — What do you get when you mix hard
work, a commitment to excellence and a tireless spirit? Success. Both Tarter
Farm and Ranch Equipment and the All American Cowgirl Chicks rodeo
entertainment both believe that on the road to glory, there are no short cuts. Both
are thrilled to announce they will begin working together in 2011.
Tarter Farm and
futures. Founded in 1945, Tarter is still managed and owned by the Tarter
family, and is one of the most financially strong companies in the
agribusiness-manufacturing sector. The Tarter family manufactures quality
products that are built, used and trusted by ranchers and farmers across the
world.
Similar to
Tarter, the Cowgirl Chicks are a team with a story, a style and a vision all
their own. They know what it is like to start from the ground up, get dirty,
get knocked down, and take something that no one believed in and turn it into a
something. The team’s horses are an integral part of the Cowgirls Chicks’
success. These horses were once turned away, given up on, or abused. With time
and dedication, the girls turned these rescued, “problem horses” into true
champions. The all-female team performs trick riding and stunts in more than 85
performances across the United
States.
Tarter Farm and
Ranch and the Cowgirl Chicks know the importance of having reliable equipment. In
order to keep their team of athletes on the road, to help with costs the
Cowgirl Chicks offer various training sessions at their ranch in Weatherford, Texas.
It takes a lot of hard work and even hard-working equipment to keep the ranch
running and the show stunning. Cowgirl Chick’s founder Trish Lynn says, “Not
having the right equipment can be a matter of life or death for us. The stunts
we perform are extremely dangerous and we need to rely on our horses, ourselves
and our equipment. We know we can trust the durability and reliability of
Tarter products.”
“We are
impressed by the spirit and commitment of the girls. They are truly inspired to
inspire. At Tarter, we know that more than 50 percent of folks who use our
products are women, and we want to make sure we are not just hearing women but
really listening to what they are saying,” says LuAnn Tarter, a senior leader
at Tarter. “This partnership is a great fit for both of us.”
Tarter and
Cowgirl Chicks look forward to joining forces to help promote a “life
well-lived” in the Rodeo World in 2011 and into the future.
Founded in 1945,
Tarter Farm and Ranch Equipment is located in Dunnville, Kentucky.
It’s still managed and owned by the Tarter family, and is one of the most
financially strong companies in the agribusiness-manufacturing sector. Tarter,
unlike many other manufacturers in the industry, maintains total control of all
phases of manufacturing, from raw material purchase to final delivery. For more
information about Tarter Farm and Ranch and where to find Tarter products visit
the company’s website
or call 1-888-4TG WEST.
Located in Weatherford, Texas,
The Cowgirl Chicks are experienced athletes who perform trick riding and stunts
in more than 85 performances across the country as well as internationally.
They offer training and clinics for horses and riders at their ranch. As an
active member of the ABBI Bucking Bull Program and nominated for “PRCA
Specialty Act of the Year,” their mission is to improve the quality of life for
children and families served by charitable programs and services provided
children’s and local charities in North Texas. For more information, visit the
All American Cowgirl Chicks website or call
817-629-7309.