Scott Lacina:
Scott started as a working cowboy a couple years out of high
school down in Central Florida, working cattle at a couple of
different ranches including Deseret Ranch, a nearly half million acre
cow/calf ranch . This real life experience made him determined to
find new and effective ways to deal with unknown and untested
horses straight out of the pasture or trailered in from the Texas
stockyards.
After a ranch accident resulted in a broken neck, he took a lot of
time to figure out the best ways to put a good handle on a horse.
Despite having no formal training back then he was consistent and
persistent and would always better a horse after long days in the
saddle.
Later, he was been offered the position of horse handler at
Universal Studios Florida back in the ‘90’s when the horse reared
up during an audition for a live cowboy show and he was the only
“gymnast" wearing boots, (or for that matter a hat!), that stayed
confident in the saddle. His path has eventually led him back to
Texas and his passion of working with horses in a natural setting
on his own horse ranch.
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