Miranda Lambert Went To A Horse Show

Author Nancy Brooks // Country Writer, Beasley Media Group

October 13th, 2023 12:36 PM

Miranda Lambert really seems to be enjoying some well-deserved time off. She recently posted a bunch of photos on Instagram from a recent horse show she and her horse were entered in.

Miranda posted several images from the event, including several shots on her horse and one where she is holding up ribbons won, although it isn’t clear what they are for. She also posted a clip of herself and band member and friend Gwen Sebastian decorating the horse stall and a shot of her travel trailer parked at the event venue. She captioned the photo dump, “First horse show since 2019! What a weekend. Thanks, @samanthacrook1, for helping us get back in show mode! Gypsy Vanner’s forever.”

Many fans reacted to the post with one writing, “Glad your showing again.” Another fan observed, “A country singer that’s actually country.” One more fan gushed, “Beautiful (heart emoji) always wanted to ride a horse but never got the chance to. Gorgeous.”

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Lambert recently got a chance to see a place she has heard a lot about over the years from her longtime manager and native German, Marion Kraft.

Lambert posted several photos on her Instagram enjoying Oktoberfest and wearing native German clothes (a dirndl) for the celebration. She captioned the images and parade video clips, “Oktoberfest Munich 2023. What a way to end an amazing trip! I’ve been with my manager and friend @marionkraft for 20 years, and this is the first time I got to go back home with her. She grew up in a small village in the south of Germany, and after all this time hearing great things about it, I finally got to see the place that shaped one of my most favorite people.”

She continued, “It was so special to me to get to share this trip with her and our pals. Oktoberfest was like a movie. Unforgettable! Love you, @marionkraft, and thanks for putting this together for all of us. This whole trip filled my (heart Emoji). Now back to (American flag emoji).”

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