- If interested, please contact for our current availability. We only show horses for sale by appointment.
- Our current availability is after 5pm during the week and anytime on Saturdays.
- You must also wear appropriate riding apparel along with a helmet if you wish to try out one of our broke horses for sale.
- Cash only, no checks.
- Vet checks, Coggins, and Health Certificate can be provided at buyer's cost. (We will provide you our local vets contact information, or you can find one of your choice and set up an appointment we will make anything work but you're responsible for payment).
- Transportation is the responsibility of the buyer. We do not provide transport, no exceptions.
- We do not hold horses. We're on a first come, first serve basis.
- We also do not board horses after purchase.
- Horses being bought from out of state:
- We prefer the horse is seen in person by the potential buyer before being purchased. We typically turn down most out of state buyers that don't visit due to our preferences and the potential well being for the future of the horse.
- Horse must be paid for in full before leaving the property (Checks must be cleared).
- Any extra things the horse may need to travel for out of state is the responsibility of the buyer. Keep in mind, it takes approximately 2 weeks for Coggins to get back from our local vets.
If you'd like to get notified of available horses for sale that may fit your needs feel free to fill out our survey!
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Additional Information:
Please keep in mind:
Our Barn Rules:
- We're available to show horses after 5pm weekdays and any time on Saturdays by appointment only (Please contact for availability).
- Due to having unreliable weather during winter we do not show horses from December 1st - May 1st but keep them listed up for sale and appointments can be made ahead of time but showings won't start until May 1st. There may be a waiting list so keep that in mind.
- All horses are UTD on vaccinations, worming, and farrier.
- We do ask that you bring your own halter and lead rope if you decide to purchase, if possible, thank you!
- We only allow the potential buyer and or a trainer that has come along to try out a horse for sale.
- Prices are subject to change and will naturally increase with training.
- We do not sell to minors. Parents must be in contact with us and in person at the time of meeting the horse or test riding.
Please keep in mind:
- Our animal's wellbeing is more important than getting them sold and a good fit is a must. Due to misunderstanding, some of our horses will be up for sale for a couple of years before we decide on the appropriate home so, please do not expect that an appointment means you're for sure the right fit. If we do not feel you're a good fit, we will let this be known.
- Due to harsh handling by previous potential buyers, we do not allow people to do groundwork with our sale horses prior to purchase on our property. Unless you're willing to be instructed on how to do groundwork the way they have been trained here. We're more than happy to show you the horse's groundwork as it has been trained to do or show you how to do so yourself.
- We do not specifically sell kid broke horses. While we might think a horse may be wonderfully suitable for a kid, it doesn't mean it'll be wonderfully suited for every kid. We try to stay away from the "kid safe" label. No horse is bomb proof.
- We do not do trials, returns, or leases on any of our sales horses. We do not know what you have done with the horse physically or mentally after it has left our farm and we refuse to take that chance. We appreciate anyone who takes the time to thoroughly research and prepare themselves for buying a horse whether that is the specific breed, history, or future plans you may have before deciding to purchase. We do not push sales!
- Please do not show up to our facility and start doing whatever you please, we will send you home. If you would like to see a horse being caught and straight out from the pasture, please mention so ahead of time and we will have them in a pasture and allow you to go catch the horse yourself. We want you to get the full picture, but this is not your property to do as you please. (This means NO entering pastures, barns, stalls, etc. without permission!)
- It helps greatly to learn as much as we can about what you're looking for and your experience in the horse world to ensure a good life for our horses and a good fit for yourself. We love to hear from every potential buyer!
- We tend to have a few home bred horses available for sale a year or projects taken in to train and re-home. Feel free to come chat or ask any questions you may have! We try to update our website at least once a month. If you'd like to stay more in contact feel free to message us or friend us on Facebook!
- If you have purchased from us, Celeste is always willing to stay in contact with a new owner for any questions they may have on training or if help is needed.
- We do not mind trying to advertise or rehome previous horses we have already sold so don't be afraid to ask! Many times, we have bought or taken them back. They still mean a lot to us after they leave, and we want the best for them! Plus, many times, we have several previously interested persons in that specific horse that would love the opportunity to buy them!
Our Barn Rules:
- All riders or persons handling a horse must sign a release form beforehand.
- Any horse on the property whether that is ours, a clients, or your own. They're NOT allowed to be worked with on the property without being instructed to.
- We will not show a horse for sale unless an appointment has been made.
- No smoking or alcohol allowed on the premises.
- Minors must be supervised by their parent or legal guardians at ALL times.
- All riders must wear appropriate riding apparel and bring a helmet in order to try a horse out.
- Do not enter any horse pens, stalls, or pastures without being instructed to.
- Personal pets are not allowed onto the property, no exceptions.
- Please respect our property and do not leave any trash laying around.
- Ask before petting ANY of the horses or animals.
- Do NOT feed anything to any of our animals at any time. Whether that's treats you brought with, leftover food, or hay you found on the ground.
- No running around, screaming, making loud noises, or horseplay.
- We do not have a restroom available to the public so please be aware of that before coming onto the property, our apologies!
- Any animal abuse or mistreatment at any time on our property will result in permanent banning from our Facility.
Celeste Bergum Horsemanship
Every horse I have in for training that becomes available for sale from us goes through a rigorous training and desensitization program with a combination of methods based on positive reinforcement and liberty work. I am constantly learning and adding more into my training program as my experience continues. Primarily following/studying trainers such as Buck Brannaman, Tom Dorrance, and Ray Hunt. Each and every horse is trained at their own pace and it is well known that every horse is it's own individual and they're treated and trained in that way.
A solid foundation is of most importance in my methods, and I personally prefer a horse of solid mind with their personality and natural being intact. Horses in training learn how to be patient, willing, and personable through my methods which shows through in most, if not every single horse. It has a huge effect on abused/mistrusting horses. Desensitization, groundwork, and trail training are a consistent routine as the basics to create a good future for the horse after they leave here.
Under saddle, my goal is always to create a soft, forward, and confident horse that anyone with horse experience can get on and ride. At the end of their training, the horses are continuously ridden out on trails as well as being ridden by several other riders under strict guidance of myself to continue getting miles put into them until sold. Many horses I have trained that we have decided to keep are now being main trail mounts for beginner riders and helping teach people to ride. Although I do not train under one specific discipline, horses I have trained have gone on to compete in many different disciplines, as well as be versatile enough to do more than one!
I have references upon request as well as a testimonial page: Testimonials
Something to keep in mind, most of our homebred horses we have for sale have been handled since birth, trained, and primarily ridden by a professional trainer for months. Being properly evaluated, trained, consistently ridden, and trail ridden until sold. Many do not have nor develop any bad habits/issues while being here as they already have a clean slate. Depending on when a horse is sold, this means the horse can have anywhere from 1-10+ months of professional training and riding put into them before they're sold which does show in their pricing and is why we do not do much for negotiating. We also turn away people when it is not the right fit. We do this so the horse can have the best future possible from what we can do on our end. We don't just breed, to breed. We breed each and every horse for a purpose and to show how amazing the Arabian horse breed really can be.
A solid foundation is of most importance in my methods, and I personally prefer a horse of solid mind with their personality and natural being intact. Horses in training learn how to be patient, willing, and personable through my methods which shows through in most, if not every single horse. It has a huge effect on abused/mistrusting horses. Desensitization, groundwork, and trail training are a consistent routine as the basics to create a good future for the horse after they leave here.
Under saddle, my goal is always to create a soft, forward, and confident horse that anyone with horse experience can get on and ride. At the end of their training, the horses are continuously ridden out on trails as well as being ridden by several other riders under strict guidance of myself to continue getting miles put into them until sold. Many horses I have trained that we have decided to keep are now being main trail mounts for beginner riders and helping teach people to ride. Although I do not train under one specific discipline, horses I have trained have gone on to compete in many different disciplines, as well as be versatile enough to do more than one!
I have references upon request as well as a testimonial page: Testimonials
Something to keep in mind, most of our homebred horses we have for sale have been handled since birth, trained, and primarily ridden by a professional trainer for months. Being properly evaluated, trained, consistently ridden, and trail ridden until sold. Many do not have nor develop any bad habits/issues while being here as they already have a clean slate. Depending on when a horse is sold, this means the horse can have anywhere from 1-10+ months of professional training and riding put into them before they're sold which does show in their pricing and is why we do not do much for negotiating. We also turn away people when it is not the right fit. We do this so the horse can have the best future possible from what we can do on our end. We don't just breed, to breed. We breed each and every horse for a purpose and to show how amazing the Arabian horse breed really can be.
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