The girls & rodeo

Two red-headed cowgirls and a truck full of puppies.

Dallie and Reinsley have been on horses since before they could walk to the barn. They run junior rodeo across central Utah, and whichever puppies are home come along — which is why a Ranch Q dog thinks a rodeo arena is a normal place to take a nap.

BarrelsPolesGoatsBreakaway ropingFlagsDummy roping
practice night ↓
One of the girls on horseback in the arena, holding a puppy
2025 Blue Sage Junior Rodeo · Castle Dale, Utah

Girls’ all-around: first and second.

1stDallie Quarnberg
All-Around Cowgirl
2ndReinsley Quarnberg
Reserve All-Around

Season-long points across every event. Reinsley also topped the little-kids’ dummy roping. Yes, they compare buckles at breakfast.

Dallie and Dash running barrelsPhoto: Bennorth Images
Reinsley at state finalsPhoto: Bennorth Images
Dallie and Reinsley with their horses, saddles and buckles
Meet the girls

The puppy socialization department.

Dallie at state finalsPhoto: Bennorth Images
the older one

Dallie

Competes in barrels, poles, goats and breakaway roping. Rides Dash, Tomahawk, Ben — and now Roger. Dallie knows it takes a lot of hard work, and she keeps working and training to get better every time.

Reinsley at five with her horse Idaho, who is 27
the little one

Reinsley

Competes in barrels, poles, goats, flags and dummy roping. Sometimes it’s hard, but she just keeps doing her best — and it’s okay to make mistakes, because everyone is human.

Life on the road

Why Ranch Q puppies travel well.

Between Dad’s pro rodeos and the girls’ junior rodeos, this family is in the truck a lot. Puppies old enough to ride come too: crate in the back seat, a nap under the trailer, a dozen new people scratching their ears. By the time yours goes home it has seen more of Utah than most people.

Trampus’s story
A puppy being held
Romeo, the puppies’ dad, at a rodeo cheering on the girls
The girls with the puppies