Bob & Tracy Caruth

Around the Ranch

Life is always busy on a horse farm and Caruth Arabians is no exception. With the 2010 show season well under way, there’s never a dull moment at the ranch. Owner Tracy Caruth believes that breeding and showing her Arabians and Half-Arabians should be as much fun as it is hard work and perseverance. Tracy has a passion for her horses and their welfare and it carries over into everything she does. There are no half measures on this farm! Trainers Sterling and Melissa Bradley share Tracy’s energy and positive attitude and the training barn is filled with horses who aim to please and get obvious pleasure from their work in the show ring, as well as around the ranch.

Futurity horses and three-year-olds are debuting in the show ring, while some of the older horses are getting more experience - and ribbons- under their belts. Beautiful foals are on the ground, bringing in a new generation to the DA Napitov+/ program. TWC Awesome babies carry on the style and elegance of their grandsire and the Atomic Deluxe babies out of Nap daughters fill the pastures with color. To see the latest arrivals at the ranch and visit some of the seasoned show horses, just call the farm and come on by to visit.

There will be a couple of regional shows this year, Canadian Nationals, National Show Horse Finals and US Nationals to look forward to, as well as the qualifying Class A shows.

Check out the Hot News page to see how the Caruth team performs this year and keep watching our website! We'll keep you posted as the show season unfolds.

Tracy Caruth

Tracy’s success with her stallion DA Napitov+/ continues with the Nap Kids she shows in multiple disciplines. Honors for herself and her horses include awards of distinction from AHA, USEF and Region 9.

Tracy indulges her passion for horses and philanthropy by taking on projects that reach beyond the farm and the show ring. With her unique style and panache, Tracy is actively involved in helping make dreams a reality for the Dallas Mounted Police Unit and the Texas Horse Park.

Her dedication to both projects brings a new dimension to Tracy’s commitment to her city and her horses, and is helping to change the face of Dallas today and improve it for tomorrow.