“Horsemanship is not a skill or a technique to be learned and then applied.
Horsemanship is a way of living… a way of being… a way of existing…
and when you find your balance, your soul will be fulfilled.” -Brooke Sweat
Barn Manager, Event Coordinator & Children’s Specialist at Sage Creek Equestrian
Contact Information:
Brooke.SageCreek@gmail.com
435-571-1311
Events:
- Winter Festival Show 1- 2- 3
- Women’s Equestrian & Yoga Retreat
- Utah Dressage Society Winter Symposium
- Utah Dressage Society Short Tour
- Sage Creek I- II- III- IV
- Black-Hicks Clinics
- Great Basin Working Equitation SCE
- Working Equitation Provisional Technical Delegate
- Impact of the Horse: Two Worlds – One Event
“I feel unbelievably blessed for the opportunity to work with Jim & Donnette Hicks.
For the knowledge they freely share with me and the fulfillment it brings to my heart, in both my horse AND personal life experiences.” -Brooke Sweat
Brooke was raised in the Horse/Ranching Community in Southern Utah, where her Grandfather continues to raise cattle today.
She participated in the Utah State 4-H Horse Program as a Youth Competitor and later as a Group Leader/Instructor.
She was the only Youth Competitor to earn 100% on all her written tests at the Local, Regional & State levels during her competitive years in 4-H.
She gratefully credits her success in 4-H and her continued desire & drive for equine education to her Youth 4-H Leaders: Lewis & Marsha Fuller of St. George, Utah.
She participated in the Dixie Lion’s Round-Up Rodeo Royalty.
She competed in the Utah High School Rodeo Association in Barrels, Poles, Goat Tying, Breakaway Roping and was blessed with the gift of honoring our Service Men & Women by performing Our National Anthem each weekend for the “Dixie Six”; a three weekend/six day High School Rodeo Competition in St. George, Utah.
Brooke had the pleasure of competing alongside her Dad, Mom, Brother & Friends in a variety of events for the Utah State Western Riding Clubs Association:
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- Drill & Parade
- Western Pleasure & Western Pleasure Pairs
- Team Penning
- Hide Race
- Pony Express Race
- Potato Race
- Trailer Race
- Water Race
- Keyhole Race: Individual & Team
- Barrel Racing: Individual & Team
- Pole Bending Race: Individual & Team: Where her team placed first at the District, Regional & State Competitions for two years consecutively and she’s proud to be able to share those titles with one of her siblings.
She has also shown horses for the American Paint Horse Association with her Mom, Brother & eldest Daughter.
Brooke’s eldest Daughter has held the title of 1st Attendant to the Princess for the Mountain Valley Stampede Rodeo Royalty and She, along with her Sister, have participated in the Wasatch County 4-H Horse Program.
Two of Brooke’s children have been extremely blessed by The Impact of the Horse: Two Worlds – One Event.
The two Youngest Girls love to ride every chance they get and ALL 6 are looking forward to the Equine Education they will receive from becoming apart of the Sage Creek Family.