To Gregg & Others that are interested in his escapades in Tucson:

I will never forget my first conversation with Gregg.  I too have a black and white paint, I brought my horses with me from New York, and I would like to learn about Cowboy Mounted Shooting. Now how could you not like a guy like that!!

The very next weekend Gregg & Troubles (Gregg’s Horse) were introduced to my group of mounted shooting buddies.  Troubles wasn't amused much by this new sport but Gregg was enthusiastic.  Now you must know I don't let many others ride my horses but it was very obvious he was an accomplished horseman.  He took my competition horse and off he went.  That was it!  We had him hooked! 

By the next weekend practice Tex was showing potential as a shooting horse.  My friends and I were amazed that Tex only had a dozen rides at that time.  By the end of the day Gregg’s equine expertise was apparent, and all were benefited by the conversations, tips and hints that he graciously shared.  The next week Gregg invited me to ride with him while he did some training one afternoon.  I eagerly accepted and brought one of my younger shooting horses.  I witnessed first hand Gregg's combination of ability, compassion, and horse sense all at work.  He helped me with some trailer issues and I learned some priceless tips on young horses.  Watching Gregg work with horses I would like to say I witnessed someone who has a true gift in his abilities to interact and train.  Before we knew it Gregg’s stay in Tucson came to an end, he was on the road again.

I would recommend not passing up an opportunity to work with Gregg, he is an amazing horseman.

From all of us in Tucson, thanks for becoming a good friend and we miss you.