Carrying on the Bath Family Tradition The Running

tud turn out. Every Mother’s Day Weekend, we bring all 100 mares (and their early-born foals) to the home place and sort them into their assigned breeding groups. This is both, quite a process, and quite a sight. Once the mares are sorted, we haul each group out to large natve-grass pastures, with the stallions, for the summer breeding season. Even more impressive than seeing all of the mares together is watching the athletcism and commandment of the studs as they gather and get reacquainted with their mares.

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The Ward Family -

We want to thank the Ward Family for 15 years of friendship while riding and promotng our Bath Bros horses. Unfortunately, as they say, all good things come to an end. With Billy Ward retring from the PRCA in 2015, and Dalton and Denton now busy pursuing new opportunites with their beautful young families, the Wards were not able to take any Running M horses to “Ride for the Brand” this year. We wish them all the best in their new adventures and hope we’ll stll see them in the barn at this year’s Come to the Source.

WyoTech Ranch Training Program

With every ending comes opportunity for new beginnings, and we are excited to be working with WyoTech’s new Ranch Training Program this year. This grity, 12-month, hands-on program has students eatng, breathing, and sleeping ranch life, which is never short of work or problem solving.

Laramie, WY, has beautful summers and extreme winters. Ranching is physically and mentally challenging and being adaptve to the conditons and your environment is imperatve. The program has 8, 6-week phases encompassing a vast array of topics, including: range monitoring/rotatonal grazing, haying, fencing, equipment operaton and maintenance, livestock management, nutriton, breeding, and health, basic constructon, leadership, business management, water development, community relatons, etc. We are honored to be providing opportunity and educaton for upcoming generatons of great ranchers. Contact WyoTech at (307) 742-3776 for more informaton on this great program.

Bath Brothers Ranch - 156 years, same family, same ranch. When the Bath Family arrived in this country in 1867, they brought horses. For over 150 years now, horses have grazed this same prairie and been relied upon for work. We feel blessed to be the 6th, 7th and 8th generatons on this ranch and have the opportunity to contnue raising great horses and passing along traditons.

Our 25th Annual Come To The Source Sale has something for everyone:

S• Stud prospects

• Performance Prospects

• Broodmares

• Weanlings

• Color, color, color Horses will be available for preview all day on August 25th & 26th at the Albany County Fairgrounds in Laramie, WY.

Thank You.

What we do would not be possible without the help and support of my family. I would like to shout out a huge, “thank you”, to Laurie, my beautful bride of 41 years (who contnues to keep us fed and in line), my daughter, Kelsey, her fancé, Joe, and grandson, Ryker James Thomas (who provides constant entertainment).

We would also like to thank the Moreshead family, Jason Deckert, Jasmine Duhon, Tyler Pilkington, and Brad Rodenberg, for their help and support throughout the year, as well as Jeanete Haywood, Ema Hermann, Jim Dehart for their Come to the Source support.

And then there is you… our Customers, Partners, and Friends. Thank YOU, for your contnued support over the past 25 years. You are ultmately the reason we contnue this great ride!

Lee Vigil (who has been with us on the ranch for over 30 years) is our other “secret to success”. We would be lost without him.