Fly'n ~O~ Quarter Horses

Horses have been a central part of the Ostrom family for decades.  Riding, breeding, training and teaching have been second nature to this family as their commitment to agriculture and community service define their family values.  The family has received awards for their long-term commitment to agriculture by actively leading in 4H, FFA, local equine clubs, state and national equine organizations, as well as started the DANO youth camp to give the opportunity to kids in the community to learn to explore and understand the rugged wilderness of Wyoming.  From Ron's father running mustangs in Nevada and starting the Nevada Cow Horse Futurity, his mother grew up on a dairy near Reno, the family has been involved with horses and cattle for generations.  Ron continues to expand his commitment to helping people learn and understand horses through clinics, lessons and building the type of horses so many people have come to enjoy. The third generation of Ostrom's carries on the tradition with Ron's two daughters continuing the family legacy, Kendra and her husband Brandon as outfitters on the Bridger Teton National Forest and Trista as chief of staff to the First Lady of Wyoming and sitting on the state 4H board.  The commitment to agriculture, the wilderness and helping people understand horses is strong.  We look forward to sharing our long-term commitment with you.