Meagan Cline is shown with a stud horse on the Four Sixes Ranch in West Texas, a ranch known for the quality of its quarterhorses. Cline attends Texas A&M University and comes from a long line of professionals in the equine industry. COURTESY PHOTO
Meagan Cline plows snow last winter during a week of extra duty at her job in Bryan. COURTESY PHOTO
The sun sets over the Four Sixes Ranch, which spans hundreds of thousands of acres. COURTESY PHOTO
Meagan Cline, a 2018 Lometa High School graduate, is interning this summer on the iconic 6666 Ranch near Guthrie, Texas, that is known for breeding elite quarterhorses.
“I was riding a horse before I could walk,” Cline said. “And I grew up on the Wagon Wheel” [a Lampasas County ranch where her parents worked that held almost 1,500 broodmares at one time].
