- About Flight Leader Farm -
Hank and Cris Webb
The Webb family are life time horsemen, Tracy's parents are the foundation of Flight Leader Farm. Hank and Cris' warm and friendly personalities make first time visitors feel right at home.
They are very experienced in the horse industry, Cris runs the pit crew and is available to help first time riders with recommendations for proper clothing and moral support. Hank is certified for appraisals and has worked as a expert witness in horse related legal cases.
The farm was named after Tracy Webb Kaden's favorite horse, Flight Leader aka “Legend”.
David and Tracy Kaden
David and Tracy have a gift for matching horses to riders. They enjoy helping others reach their goals, in the sport they both love.
Tracy is a third generation horsewoman. She started riding at a young age and had completed her first endurance ride by 1973.
Her keen eye and years of experience with horses of numerous breeds and disciplines have paid off with the uncanny ability to pick top endurance horses.
Legend and Tracy finished the Tevis Cup together in 1998 and in 2001 were part of the
Pan Am Silver Medal team.
David is a two time National Champion, winning both the AERC 50 mile championship and over all Best Condition award in 2000. He began the company Specialized Saddles, and creates the designs for saddles known all over the world for their adjustable and comfortable fit for both horse and rider.
He went on to win the IAHA 50 mile National Championship and Best Condition in 2001. David's horse, Dokota Bask, was the winner of the 2002 Pan Am pre ride at Mt. Adams. Three different horses and three different titles are a credit to David's ability to choose and train endurance horses; bringing horses to their full potential is his true talent.
In the fall of 2007 Tracy Webb and long time partner David Kaden were married.
David and Tracy travel extensively with their company Specialized Saddles, but still make their home on the Texas, New Mexico boarder. They enjoy competing in endurance events and traveling to foreign venues to watch horses they have sold compete with new owners.
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