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Brian Bausch, Lives to Entertain, Inspire & Trick Ride!
| Trick Riding called a vault on the Black Stallion |
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| Trick Riding at the 2006 Cave Creek Days in Arizona |
Riding his Black Stallion in, off
the Arizona desert, Brian Bausch gives a whirl of Silver Screen Cowboy stunts to his spectators. Brian's love, to entertain
with his horse, started back in 1994 giving guests a "wow" at dude ranches and resorts. His years of training and certifing
Posse horses for the Sherrif department, started Brian in Mounted Shooting competitions. Brian, now a Trick Rider, Trick Roper
and Gun spinner entered the World Championship Cowboy Mounted Shooting arena in 2003 and cleaned the house. Brian now trains
performance horses in Cave Creek, AZ right amist the most wise and successful in the country. That is what Brian does when
he isn't inspiring a crowd with his motivating horsemanship expositions. Just this year Brian and his Black Stallion have
performed for "Micheal Martin Murphy's Wild West Show", "Buffalo Express and Champions of the West", and worked in the "Into
The West" T.V. mini-series. Traveling over 40,000 miles, and entertaining thousands.
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Brian Bausch was raised on a Kansas farm. When he was six months old, he was given his first
pony ride on a family ranch horse. Four years later, he was turned loose on his father’s cowhorse, an ex-barrel horse.
As an eight-year-old, Brian began learning to start horses under saddle, spin a rope, and do some trick riding. His childhood
friend and teaching companion was a two-year-old gelding named Hobbie. Hobbie and other horses taught Brian more than any
other human riding teacher could, although Gordon Kern, a local cutting horse trainer, deserves some credit, too. He taught
Brian the importance of riding circles and using hitching posts. Working on the farm raising cattle and crops gave Brian and
Hobbie a job right from the start. Brian kept riding his family’s ranch horses all through school and college.
After
his final exam at Kansas State University, Brian moved to West Michigan to work at the Double JJ Resort & Ranch. Five years of progressive positions, including management
of the Resort’s 100 head herd and Ranch equine department, lead Brian to his current career in training, competition,
and showing.
Brian now trains with other professional performance horse trainers residing in Scottsdale, AZ. His training
methods produce relaxation, straightness, suppleness, responsiveness, and power -- qualities that are essential to all performance
horses in all disciplines. Horses trained by Brian, as well as his own demonstrated success in the roping, reining,
cutting, barrel racing and mounted shooting competitions, are a testament to his training methods.
In 2005 Brian married his wife Paula, now partnered up together
in all their different aspects of the horse industry. The shared love of horses these two give to the people truely comes
out in their performances. Across America crowds are inspired to attain the horsemanship Brian and Paula demonstrate
in an old western showing of the cowboy heritage. Trick riding with so many extras, overflows this show with crowd pleasing
content.
| Brian & Paula Bausch met on their old rodeo horses |
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| Together these two train, perform, compete, and instruct. |
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Bausch Western Performance
231-740-3218
SUPER HORSE TRAINING WITH BRIAN BAUSCH IS RIGHT OFF THE KANSAS RANCH INTO THE WINNERS CIRCLE. WORLD CHAMPION HIM
SELF AND PAULA, HIS WIFE A WPRA BARREL RACER / 06 NATIONAL AND 07 RES.NATIONAL CHAMPION MOUNTED SHOOTER COMPETE IN NRHA EVENTS,
USTRC, AND MSA MONEY EARNERS TO DOMINATE THE SUPER HORSE EVENT. TRAIN SUPER HORSES IS THEIR PASSION. SUPER HORSE ALONE
COULD DESCRIBE THEIR HORSES.
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