A neighborhood family is impacting the world forever in the territory of Texas. The Hatley family - the principal Black family in Texas to race quarter ponies - is getting a ton of acknowledgment because of their persistent effort with an exceptional pony.

The Hatley family in Lancaster has a long history of dashing ponies yet more as of late it's been about a unique steed. "He is Black Lives Matter," James Hatley Jr. said.

"With all the police ruthlessness and attention to Black Lives Matter development, I think it was the best time ever to make all the difference for it so it could never under any circumstance be neglected," Keelronn Hatley said.

Last month, they dominated their first race with Black Lives Matter.

"It has paid off. He's doing what we expected of him," Hatley Jr. said. "We knew who he was the point at which we looked at him. It's something about a pony, you can find in a pony eyes, what's going on with him and he got that radiance."

In any case, the greatest aspect for the family is hearing their pony's name called.

"To see it printed out, and hear it called was like, 'Alright, we truly in business now," Keelronn Hatley said.

A video existing apart from everything else turned into a web sensation on TikTok.

"The pony and the name has truly established a vibe for what's happening on the planet and individuals need to hear it," Gregory Hatley said. "Regardless, wherever you go, presently web-based entertainment."

Large number of individuals were strong of the pony's name, however others had more negative remarks.

"They told us no, you were unable to do that, they would have rather not make any racial aggression and it was off-base," Keelronn Hatley said.

"Despite the fact that someone may not be content with it, they actually got to say the name and when you begin saying something, it impacts you," Hatley Jr. said.

Absolutely no part of that has prevented the family from their central goal.

"We simply bring mindfulness, and our motivation is, we believe all Black youth on the planet should realize that you can do anything, regardless," Hatley Jr. said.

These are only four of the ten family in the Hatley family.

"We have this adoration for the pony world and we've been associated with it, you know, since the time we was kids," Charles Edward Hatley said.

"It began in 1961 when we was youngsters here in Dallas, Texas," Hatley Jr. said. "We began hustling horse in 1963."

They all proceed with the tradition of their dad and mom.

"My daddy was a pioneer; we emulated his example," Hatley Jr. said. "At the point when we began hustling ponies. At the point when we went to the track we were the main Black individuals there."

"We lost our father in '06, we lost our mother in '08. We hadn't run a pony seriously beginning around 1990," Hatley Jr. said.

The siblings could recollect going to the trackback then with their father and encountering prejudice.

"We'd go to the race tracks, it'd be 500 to 600 white individuals and we'd be the main Blacks there and they'd swindle us so severely," Gregory Hatley said.

Their folks defeating the chances enlivened them to return 31 years after the fact and race in 2021.

"All that we've achieved, we've needed to battle for," Hatley said.

From that point forward there's been a lot of accomplishment, and Black Lives Matter keeps on dashing for mindfulness and uniformity.

"This is God's arrangement," Hatley Jr. said. "That is the reason he goes by Black Lives Matter. It doesn't have anything to do with whatever else on the grounds that Black Lives genuinely matter. We simply believe the world should know that we're here and we're digging in for the long haul."