Buyer Information!
Appointments:
Our local vets:
POTENTIAL BUYERS FROM OUT OF STATE:
Appointments:
- Our current availability for showing sales horses is weekdays after 5pm & any time after 11am on Saturdays. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
- We are a private facility, which means we only do showings, farm tours, etc. by appointment. Unfortunately, with consistent unannounced arrivals throughout the years, we won't be showing anyone anything if shown up unannounced. We do not appreciate this as we have animals, clients, events, etc. to keep safe and/or attend to which means an appointment IS needed to accommodate everyone appropriately. If you can't respect our availability and schedule an appointment as we ask, you don't need to visit us or see our horses, and you certainly won't be purchasing one in this instance. Please be respectful of others time.
- Due to the horses and your safety, appointments are weather permitted. We will not show sales horses in heavy snowfall, icy conditions, storms, or rain. Appointments will be rescheduled if need be.
- You are REQUIRED to wear a helmet and appropriate riding apparel (long pants, boots with a heel) if you wish to try out one of our broke horses for sale. You will NOT be test riding a sales horse at your appointment if you're not prepared or refuse to wear a helmet.
- We're on a first come, first serve basis. First with cash in hand gets the horse.
- We do not do trades, we do not do trials, and we do not do leases.
- We only allow the potential buyer and/or trainer to test ride the horse.
- We only allow test rides on our "Broke" horses. Any "Greenbroke" horses are ridden for you to see.
- We do NOT allow test rides off of our property or do any trail rides during tests. NO EXCEPTIONS.
- All test rides are supervised in designated areas.
- Cash only to prevent scamming. No checks or any other type of payment will be taken. NO EXCEPTIONS.
- Horse must be paid for in full before leaving the property, we do not accept payments.
- PPE's, 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 can make anything work with dates/times given enough notice.
- PPE's, 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 can make anything work with dates/times given enough notice.
- Keep in mind, it can take approximately 2 weeks for Coggins to get back from some local vets.
- An appointment to get your veterinary needs/requirements set up ahead of time before trasnportation is a must.
- Horses will be "held" for potential buyer and horse will be put on "sale pending" until results are back for required veterinary care prior to purchase. It is expected that the horse is picked up a week after results are back.
- All pre purchase veterinary care is at the expense of the potential buyer and it is their choice to have it done, which also means it is nonrefundable.
- If you're going to be boarding at another stable, make sure to ask what they require prior to transporting the horse!
Our local vets:
- Transportation & Boarding:
- Transportation is the responsibility of the buyer. We do not provide transport.
- We do not board horses after purchase. It is expected that said horse will be picked up within a week of purchase or pending results for Coggins, Health certificate, or PPE. Plan transportation accordingly.
POTENTIAL BUYERS FROM OUT OF STATE:
- We will only sell to out of state buyers if you're willing to come take a look at the horse in person. We would like to meet you and want to make sure you're interested in the horse after seeing them in person. We understand cost, time, and travel issues but this is a requirement when purchasing from us if you're out of state. If you're not willing to come see the horse, please don't inquire, as it will be an automatic no sale. NO EXCEPTIONS.
- Horse must be paid for in full before leaving the property, in cash. We do NOT accept any other sort of payment in this case due to scammer prevention there is absolutely no exceptions and if this cannot be done some way, somehow, the sale will be declined.
- If you are planning on making a trip to come see a horse, with a date picked, and it's agreed upon, we will hold said horse until your appointment. We do not sell out from under people and try our best to be accommodating but we also don't want to miss out on a sale, so it has to work for both parties. Regardless, if we know you're coming, your appointment will come first given you're making time/spending money to come see said horse. But after the appointment, the horse will not be held unless paid for in full and showings will resume.
- Any other necessities for travel out of state is the responsibility of the buyer. Keep in mind, it takes approximately 2 days - 2 weeks for Coggins to get back from our local vets, an appointment set up ahead of time before transportation is a must.
- We're offering pre purchase lessons on our BROKE horses that are available for sale. If you would like the chance to see if a horse is the right fit for you prior to purchasing, this is an option. Lessons are $50/hour.
- Lessons do not include any trail rides or going off of the property.
- From the basics to learning how the horses are trained and getting to know the horse personally is what to expect during the lessons. Groundwork, desensitization, riding, Natural Horsemanship training, Positive Reinforcement training, & Liberty training.
- It is assumed while receiving lessons that the horse can sell at any time regardless and lessons do not mean a "hold on the horse".
- We are offering a discounted, 2 week - 30-day refreshers, once a year per horse, for any horse that has been in our trainers training program. This is for on-site only. More information here: Public Training Information
Prices are subject to change at any time.
We reserve the right to decline a sale if we do not deem the potential buyer as a good fit.
An appointment to see a sales horse does not mean a for sure sale.
To help choose a good fit for both you and our sales horses, please provide as much information as possible regarding what you're looking for, what the horse will be used for, their living conditions, any references you can provide, etc. we don't let our horses go just anywhere and we will want to meet you in person to ensure a good fit. This is non-negotiable in any circumstance.
None of our horses HAVE to sell.
We reserve the right to decline a sale if we do not deem the potential buyer as a good fit.
An appointment to see a sales horse does not mean a for sure sale.
To help choose a good fit for both you and our sales horses, please provide as much information as possible regarding what you're looking for, what the horse will be used for, their living conditions, any references you can provide, etc. we don't let our horses go just anywhere and we will want to meet you in person to ensure a good fit. This is non-negotiable in any circumstance.
None of our horses HAVE to sell.
Additional Information:
Please keep in mind:
Our Barn Rules:
- Our appointments are weather dependent. We do not show in dangerous conditions, such as heavy snowfall, ice, storms, etc.
- 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!
- Prices are subject to change and will naturally increase with training.
- We do not sell to minors. Parents must be in contact with us first and in person at the time of meeting the horse or test riding.
- We're not very open to negotiations unless it is stated within the ad. All of our horses are owned and ridden by a trainer who puts consistent time into each and every single one. They receive a lot more training and ride time than their price already reflects, especially our homebred horses.
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 and you will be bringing that horse home with you. If we do not feel you're a good fit, we will let this be known.
- We also tend to take horses off the sales list here and there if there isn't enough interest immediately and decide to keep them for our current riding season for someone in particular. They may come back up for sale by winter (So don't hesitate to ask if you've been watching a particular horse and they're not still listed).
- 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. If we feel they may have potential for it, it will be listed.
- We do not offer 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 any 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! So please don't hesitate to ask as many questions as you feel is necessary, we really do not mind!
- We tend to have a few homebred 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! If you'd like to stay more in contact feel free to follow our Facebook page here: Spirit Creek Arabians or message us!
- 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, 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.
- We are a private facility. We are only open to the public by appointment.
- Any horse on the property whether that is ours, a clients, or your own, are NOT allowed to be handled or worked with without being instructed to.
- Smoking is NOT permitted anywhere at our facility which includes cigarettes, weed, vapes.
- Alcohol is NOT permitted on our property.
- Minors must be supervised by their parent or legal guardians at ALL times and are not allowed to run all over.
- If you or anyone in relation to you is here to see a horse for sale or receive riding lessons, please remain within sight or in your car.
- All riders must wear appropriate riding apparel.
- We consider appropriate riding apparel to be:
- Jeans, leggings, fitness leggings, or breeches
- Riding boots with a heel at least 1 inch to 1 1/2 inch heal.
- Certified riding helmet
- We consider appropriate riding apparel to be:
- Any behaviors or actions whether that is on the ground or in the saddle that would put yourself, someone else, or any of our animals in harm's way or danger will result in an immediate escort and ban from our facility.
- Do not enter any horse pens, stalls, or pastures without being instructed to.
- Ask before petting ANY of the horses or animals on our property. We do occasionally have horses in with serious behavior issues that can be unpredictable.
- Do NOT stand, crawl on, or crawl over any of the gates.
- Please do not crawl on any vehicles or machinery we have or allow any minors to.
- Do NOT feed anything to any of our animals at any time without asking first. Whether that's treats you brought with, leftover food, or hay you found on the ground.
- The publics animals of any kind are not allowed onto the property, NO EXCEPTIONS.
- WE DO NOT ALLOW THE PUBLICS DOGS ON OUR PREMISES. If they're in the vehicle, they're NOT allowed out of it on our property under any circumstances. We shouldn't have to worry about our animal's safety at their own home or clients, much less people themselves. Please leave your dog at home if this is an issue for you.
- Please respect our property and do not leave any trash laying around.
- PLEASE DRIVE SLOWLY down our driveway as we have personal pets that are not always traffic safe out and about as well as horses being ridden around.
- We have a long driveway with a drive around circle. If you're driving a vehicle without a trailer, it is best to go straight coming down the driveway. If you're driving with a trailer, it is best to go left when coming down the driveway. Keep driving until you see parked vehicles and then feel free to park. If it is muddy, please stay on the gravel. Thank you!
- 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! There are plenty of stops in Wanamingo which is only 4 minutes away from us.
- Any animal abuse, mistreatment, reckless, or dangerous behavior that puts yourself, others, or our animals in harm's way or danger, at any time, on our property, will result in permanent banning from our Facility and any services we offer. Whether the horse is ours or your own. We take this very seriously.
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. 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. I personally prefer a horse of solid mind with their personality and natural being intact. Horses in my training program learn how to be patient, willing, and personable through my methods which shows through in most, if not every single horse. Helping many 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 our testimonial page.
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. I personally prefer a horse of solid mind with their personality and natural being intact. Horses in my training program learn how to be patient, willing, and personable through my methods which shows through in most, if not every single horse. Helping many 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 our testimonial page.
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.
Can i bring my own tack to test ride in?
No, we do not allow potential buyers to test ride with their own tack on our horses. We don't feel comfortable with biosecurity and health issues that may be transferred from tack to another horse such as strangles, lice, etc. and the worry of ill-fitting tack that may cause issues for our horses.
can i bring my trailer along in case i decide to purchase that day?
Yes, you're more than welcome to bring your trailer if you feel you're most likely going to purchase this horse prior to meeting them, with the understanding that if we do not feel like you're a good fit, we still have the right to turn down a potential buyer. While this does not happen often after an appointment is made through thorough talking/messaging prior, it still has happened.
Can I ride the horse down the road or out on trails?
No, we do not allow potential buyers to ride horses off of our property.
what if i really want this horse but am not prepared to bring it home within a week?
While we do understand that sometimes things just happen or you come across a horse you know is the right horse for you, but you're not prepared ahead of time. We still will not hold said horse for you. We have had this happen one too many times where a potential buyer swears on everything they own, with a down payment put on a horse, etc. and either end up never being heard from again or decide to cancel a month down the road while we had other serious buyers that may have bought said horse the first week. Please come prepared if you plan to purchase from us as we will not lose out on potential buyers because you're unprepared.
can i please purchase with a check/cashiers check?
No, no, and no. We do not accept this form of payment ever, no matter what the circumstances are. There are so many scams going on in the world today and we refuse to take a chance on someone. If you cannot purchase with cash, you do not need to be purchasing from us.
Can i come see this horse again if i'm not sure or am looking at other horses too?
Yes, we always allow potential buyers to come see a horse more than once if they're interested but not fully sure at the first appointment. While we do not push sales, we do value a good fit to be of most importance, and sometimes that takes time. But please understand, we won't hold the horse for you while you're trying to decide. They may sell at anytime.
Where do I park?
We have a long driveway that circles around. You will not need to back out or turn around, you can pull in and drive right on out easily. If you're driving without a trailer, it's best to continue going straight down our driveway. If you're driving with a trailer, it is best to take a left. Continue driving until you see the other parked vehicles and then you're able to park. If it's noticeably muddy, please stay on the gravel. Also PLEASE drive slowly! We have animals that are not always traffic friendly and horses being ridden out and about.
Can I bring my whole family and friend group along?
With all due respect, we don't appreciate a bus load of people coming to hangout (Yes this has happened before, and it overwhelms the horses too much and ourselves). An appointment is primarily for the potential buyer. We would like to take the time to get to know you and you to get to know the horse without being distracted. People of course are welcome to come with such as a trainer, and or a family member/friend that is there to help you decide or give advice, etc. but there doesn't need to be 5+ people. We only allow the potential buyer and/or the trainer to test ride as well, so do not plan on allowing each member of the family that comes along to test ride a horse for sale because that will not be happening. We don't offer free pony rides and if you are purchasing a horse for someone else to primarily ride, you should be able to tell if a horse would be a good fit for them or not prior to them riding it.
Can i ride English?
Our horses are primarily ridden Western and are originally trained in Western tack. We don't allow test rides in English tack as some haven't been ridden in it before and while others have, most are not consistently. We just feel it's best for them to be ridden in what they've been mostly ridden in prior to being listed for sale.
Can i ride them bareback?
Due to not knowing with proof of everyone's true riding capabilities, skill level, or experience, we do not allow this. Some people are not as honest as they claim to be, and we would prefer to keep it as safe as possible for both you and the horse. I am more than welcome to show you the horse being ridden bareback myself.
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Czars Malak
"Mazey" (Black-Arabi Czar x Cherie Select) 2005 14.2H Registered Bay Arabian Mare BROKE BROKE, NOT SPOOKY, beginner friendly, family friendly, any level of rider. Extensively trail ridden, primarily been ridden by youth rider. Camps out overnight. Whole family can ride. UTD on all cares Sound, no health issues, no bad habits/vices. Training:
30 - day refresher 03/01/2025 Natural Horsemanship & Positive Reinforcement training. Sound, no health issues, no bad habits/vices. Blind in one eye. Recently had her one blind eye sewn shut 05/16/2025 reason being: It was open when I purchased her in February and felt it needed to be sewn shut to prevent bugs or any possible issues, but it is healthy and healing. SHOWINGS ON MAZEY ARE ON HOLD UNTIL SHE RECOVERS FROM HER EYE REMOVAL. SHE SHOULD BE ABLE TO RESUME NORMAL ACTIVITY BY JUNE 1ST-MID JUNE. |
Last updated: 05/16/2025
- Great ground manners
- Had a 30-day refresher here in Marcha and has been ridden on and off since.
- Seems to be the type you can leave out to pasture and pull her out and she's the same each time.
- Stands patiently.
- Has had hours of tying time including daylight & overnight
- 20mph+ winds
- Has had training in a solo situation to prevent buddy sourness.
- Rides out alone.
- YOUTH/BEGINNER FRIENDLY/FAMILY HORSE TYPE
- WTC
- Goes through mud & water.
- Has had hill work (Up and down).
- Goes up and over obstacles and objects like mattresses, tarps, etc.
- Loads & hauls well.
- Has had thorough desensitization & groundwork
- Great for the farrier.
- Good for all cares.
- Runs up and nickers to you when she sees you. Loves being worked with/attention.
- Has never been difficult to catch.
- Loves attention.
- No vices/bad habits.
- Is at the bottom of the herd and will get picked on, primary reason why we're selling her.
- Isn't spooky at all over anything. Forward, goes where you point her.
- Traffic safe
- Was told:
- Extensively trail ridden, primarily ridden by a youth rider, camps overnight well, and has been trail ridden at Forestville many times. Her training and how she is with everyone here proves that.
Was told Mazey was owned by her previous owner for 5 years. She was extensively trail ridden, primarily ridden by a youth rider, camped overnight, and has been to Forestville many times. She went blind in her one eye due to a pasture incident and that after she went blind, she sat for 2 years, and they used her for breeding. I put a 30 - day refresher on Mazey in March just to see where she was at and if she needed anything and she has proven herself to be not spooky, beginner friendly, family friendly, etc. she has a wonderful disposition and personality, her blind eye does not affect her handling or riding at all. You can't even tell that she is blind for the most part. She is an absolute sweetheart and would do best in a home where she can be pampered and ridden. She is forward, spunky, but not hot, and ready to do anything you ask of her without issue. She would be great for Endurance, Competitive Trail, Local Shows, or even 4H. There is no reason why she couldn't still compete in something in the shape that she is currently in! You will fall in love with Mazey in only a few minutes of being around her. She is so smart and such a wonderful mare :) Mazey does not have to sell and may be pulled off the sales list during lesson months if not sold before then. I am only offering her for sale as I believe she would do best having her own person to dote on her and our herd is a bit meaner to her than I'd like to see her have to deal with for an older gal.
Living environment/Extra information:
Mazey is used to being in a herd of 10+ horses. Was told she was a part of a broodmare herd primarily before coming here. Now she is pastured with 20+ horses and is unfortunately not getting along the greatest within our herd, she doesn't stick up for herself at all. She's been pastured with mares, geldings, & hinnies currently. She will primarily be on pasture from June 1st - October 31st. She is used to primarily grass hay but also gets grass/alfalfa mix. We never feed straight alfalfa to our horses. We believe Mazey would do best in a herd without as many "boss horses" or boarded somewhere with other horses that are more friendly; she would not make a good prospect as an only horse on the property. Mazey was used as a broodmare in her prior home. Mazey was blanketed during the cold months when needed since I got her as she did noticeably shiver if there were below temps. Mazey is currently barefoot with no reason to shoe. Mazey has been respectful of fences; and has never gotten "loose" before even if our fence is off. She is currently pastured in all 4-5 strand hot wire fences. She has been stalled before and has no issues being in a stall, but it isn't something she does regularly. She has exposure to cows (from the pasture across the road), goats (from the pasture we ride past to get to the trails), dogs both on our property and dogs barking from other neighbors' property, vehicles, traffic, farm machinery, ATV's, chainsaws, fire, smoke.
RECENT EYE SURGERY 05/05/2025
When I purchased Mazey, her eye was open, and her physical eye had been punctured and dried up over the course of 2 years with her prior owner. We were told by their vet's recommendation and being they didn't want Mazey to have a "head tilt", they opted to leave it open and care for it as is. We decided to have Mazey's eye sewn shut to prevent any bugs or possible infection that could happen down the road, etc. and she is currently healing. Our vet told us a two week heal time, but it may take longer given things don't go according to plan, but she is healing well as of now. We won't be showing her until she is fully healed and comfortable. There should be no lasting issues with this eye removal. It will look like a normal blind eye that was removed and hollowed out with skin in the area of her eye. This will have no effect on her handling or riding being she has already been blind in this eye for 2 years prior, only difference is it won't be open and probably will be a lot more comfortable to Mazey. She also did not develop a head tilt nor should she, as she didn't already have one with this blind eye.
Living environment/Extra information:
Mazey is used to being in a herd of 10+ horses. Was told she was a part of a broodmare herd primarily before coming here. Now she is pastured with 20+ horses and is unfortunately not getting along the greatest within our herd, she doesn't stick up for herself at all. She's been pastured with mares, geldings, & hinnies currently. She will primarily be on pasture from June 1st - October 31st. She is used to primarily grass hay but also gets grass/alfalfa mix. We never feed straight alfalfa to our horses. We believe Mazey would do best in a herd without as many "boss horses" or boarded somewhere with other horses that are more friendly; she would not make a good prospect as an only horse on the property. Mazey was used as a broodmare in her prior home. Mazey was blanketed during the cold months when needed since I got her as she did noticeably shiver if there were below temps. Mazey is currently barefoot with no reason to shoe. Mazey has been respectful of fences; and has never gotten "loose" before even if our fence is off. She is currently pastured in all 4-5 strand hot wire fences. She has been stalled before and has no issues being in a stall, but it isn't something she does regularly. She has exposure to cows (from the pasture across the road), goats (from the pasture we ride past to get to the trails), dogs both on our property and dogs barking from other neighbors' property, vehicles, traffic, farm machinery, ATV's, chainsaws, fire, smoke.
RECENT EYE SURGERY 05/05/2025
When I purchased Mazey, her eye was open, and her physical eye had been punctured and dried up over the course of 2 years with her prior owner. We were told by their vet's recommendation and being they didn't want Mazey to have a "head tilt", they opted to leave it open and care for it as is. We decided to have Mazey's eye sewn shut to prevent any bugs or possible infection that could happen down the road, etc. and she is currently healing. Our vet told us a two week heal time, but it may take longer given things don't go according to plan, but she is healing well as of now. We won't be showing her until she is fully healed and comfortable. There should be no lasting issues with this eye removal. It will look like a normal blind eye that was removed and hollowed out with skin in the area of her eye. This will have no effect on her handling or riding being she has already been blind in this eye for 2 years prior, only difference is it won't be open and probably will be a lot more comfortable to Mazey. She also did not develop a head tilt nor should she, as she didn't already have one with this blind eye.
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SC Superman
"Superman" (Jasadd x SC Alexandya) 2012 Bay Arabian Gelding Registry papers were sent with his last owner, not sure if he was ever registered but we can most likely help get him registered for someone being we bred him. Fully trained amazing horse. Great for farrier, great for everyone. Loads and unloads himself. I can put my 3-year-old niece on him with no issues. He has run barrels poles and all other games before. I have had two people on him at one time he has no issues. By far the best horse ever. He has been competing since 2015. But had a break this last year but definitely didn’t forget his job I got back on him the other day and he want to run the patterns. He is a 3D horse has come close to 2D before. He great with anyone I put on him. I hate having to sell him however with me away with college I hate him not being able to run and do what he loves. - His current owner. |
Last updated: 05/01/2025
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SC Chevalier
"Chevy" (SC Bo Rhapture x SC Alexandya) 2021 14.1H Registered Bay Arabian Gelding UTD on all cares Sound, no health issues, clean slate, no bad habits/vices. Training:
30-Day Saddle Preparation: 9/24/2024 Saddle Training (Light/Slowly): 10/24/2024 Started on trails: 05/04/2025 8 months total of age-appropriate, slow/light professional training. Has had age-appropriate handling & training since a foal. Natural Horsemanship & Positive Reinforcement training. |
Last updated: 05/16/2025
- Respectful ground manners
- 30-Day Saddle Preparation: 9/24/2024
Saddle Training (Light/Slowly): 10/24/2024
Started on trails: 05/04/2025
8 months total of age-appropriate, slow/light professional training.
Has had age-appropriate handling & training since a foal. - Stands patiently for hours, will fall asleep.
- Has had hours of tying time including daylight & overnight
- 20mph+ winds
- Tying time in horse trailers and outside of.
- Has had training in a solo situation to prevent buddy sourness.
- Rides out alone.
- Started in a knot halter and can be ridden in either a knot halter or bridle
- Has been ridden bareback without issue
- Allows you to climb all over him and ride without tack
- YOUTH/FAMILY HORSE TYPE
- WTC
- Trained to one rein stop
- Does neck flexion wonderfully
- Goes through mud & water - crosses our creek without issue.
- Has had hill work (Up and down).
- Goes up and over obstacles and objects like mattresses, tarps, etc.
- Has been bathed (Is okay with it, not a fan, but doesn't put up a fight).
- Loads wonderfully.
- Has had trailer "time" since he was a foal. Was tied to eat his grain in the trailer for years.
- Has had thorough desensitization & groundwork
- Great for the farrier.
- Good for cares.
- Is enjoying his training time and immediately will walk up to be pulled out to be worked with or follow you around until you take him out.
- Has never been difficult to catch.
- Loves attention.
- No vices/bad habits.
- Has been ponied by a horse & atv. Also been ponied out on trails.
- Could go English or Western he falls right in-between.
- Is in the middle of the herd, doesn't get picked on much but also doesn't pick on anyone else. Friends with most of our herd.
- Has been stalled, pastured with 20+ horses, has had fly masks, blankets, always been barefoot, is not sensitive on gravel unless freshly trimmed.
- Has 4 solid strong black hooves / always kept barefoot
- Isn't naturally spooky but does spook at new things currently (he's young and it's expected) just spooks in place. Will go past spooky things without blow ups or bolting though. He waits for the rider's guidance.
Chevy was born, raised, and trained with us. He has had hands on since he was a foal. Chevy was a bit of a wild child as a foal but calmed down quite a bit with consistent handling. He's got a lot of his dam in him which brings out the energetic side and will to get things done. His sire shows through in him with his solid disposition and easy trainability. He's smart, curious, seeking attention at this time, and is wanting to be worked with. He is always right there waiting to be pulled out to do something. His bloodlines are our Youth friendly/family horse kind. On his dam's side, his half siblings have been used for youth barrel racing (You can see them on our Testimonials / Updates page here), and one is packing elk out in Montana! Her bloodlines started out on the Endurance circuit with SC Cassa Nova & SC Zhivago. On his sire's side, he's got one half-sister out competing in Endurance with a youth rider! As well as many of his half siblings on his sire's side proving themselves to be wonderful youth and trail mounts. We're offering him for sale as he was not stallion material being his size and we usually market geldings for sale. Chevy will continue to be trained, ridden, and trail ridden until sold. He is going to make a smaller rider or a youth rider one amazing horse! From competing or trail riding Chevy is one that could do it all! He's got more of a stocky, compact build.
SC Chevalier is in relation to:
SC Superman (Half-brother) - Competing in gaming with a youth rider
SC El-Cidar Sultan (Half-brother) - Competing in gaming with a youth rider
SC Rhaptures Mistress - Competing in Endurance in Utah with a youth rider
SC Izzabella - Competing in Endurance in MNDRA, with record in AHA & AERC (SC El-Cidar Sultan is Izzabella's Sire)
SC Cassa Nova - Competed in Endurance, MNDRA for years with record in AHA & AERC (B A Nadya's son)
SC Zhivago - Competed in Endurance, MNDRA for years with record in AHA & AERC (B A Nadya & Spirits Pizzaz's grandson)
CHA I M Awesome - who is competing in different sports such as: Competitive Mounted Orienteering, Hunter/Jumper, Distance riding, Dressage (SC Bo Sabizon's half-brother)
SC Gazardiel (Half-sister) - Youth friendly/Beginner trail riding horse
SC Belle Rhapsody (Half-sister) - Youth friendly/Beginner trail riding horse
SC Assante (Half-brother) - Trail riding horse (Packed out elk in Montana)
Living environment/Extra information:
Chevy is used to being in a herd of 20+ horses. He's been pastured with mares, geldings, stallions, donkeys, mules, hinnies. He is primarily on pasture from June 1st - October 31st. Then fed indoors over the cold months with ample turnout. He is used to primarily grass hay but also gets grass/alfalfa mix. We never feed straight alfalfa to our horses. He does not get grain as he does not need it and stays plump year-round, he's an easy keeper. We believe Chevy would do great in another herd or boarded somewhere with other horses; he would not make a good prospect as an only horse on the property. He is quite social and loves to make friends with other horses & play. Chevy was gelded at an appropriate time and has never bred a mare, so therefore he has never been "study". Chevy is also not blanketed throughout winter unless we have extreme temps that call for it and he is currently barefoot with no reason to shoe. Chevy is respectful of fences; he has never gotten "loose" before even if our fence is off. He is currently pastured in all 4-5 strand hot wire fences. He has been stalled before and has no issues being in a stall, but it isn't something he does regularly. He has exposure to cows (from the pasture across the road), goats (from the pasture we ride past to get to the trails), dogs both on our property and dogs barking from other neighbors' property, vehicles, traffic, farm machinery, ATV's, chainsaws, fire, smoke.
SC Chevalier is in relation to:
SC Superman (Half-brother) - Competing in gaming with a youth rider
SC El-Cidar Sultan (Half-brother) - Competing in gaming with a youth rider
SC Rhaptures Mistress - Competing in Endurance in Utah with a youth rider
SC Izzabella - Competing in Endurance in MNDRA, with record in AHA & AERC (SC El-Cidar Sultan is Izzabella's Sire)
SC Cassa Nova - Competed in Endurance, MNDRA for years with record in AHA & AERC (B A Nadya's son)
SC Zhivago - Competed in Endurance, MNDRA for years with record in AHA & AERC (B A Nadya & Spirits Pizzaz's grandson)
CHA I M Awesome - who is competing in different sports such as: Competitive Mounted Orienteering, Hunter/Jumper, Distance riding, Dressage (SC Bo Sabizon's half-brother)
SC Gazardiel (Half-sister) - Youth friendly/Beginner trail riding horse
SC Belle Rhapsody (Half-sister) - Youth friendly/Beginner trail riding horse
SC Assante (Half-brother) - Trail riding horse (Packed out elk in Montana)
Living environment/Extra information:
Chevy is used to being in a herd of 20+ horses. He's been pastured with mares, geldings, stallions, donkeys, mules, hinnies. He is primarily on pasture from June 1st - October 31st. Then fed indoors over the cold months with ample turnout. He is used to primarily grass hay but also gets grass/alfalfa mix. We never feed straight alfalfa to our horses. He does not get grain as he does not need it and stays plump year-round, he's an easy keeper. We believe Chevy would do great in another herd or boarded somewhere with other horses; he would not make a good prospect as an only horse on the property. He is quite social and loves to make friends with other horses & play. Chevy was gelded at an appropriate time and has never bred a mare, so therefore he has never been "study". Chevy is also not blanketed throughout winter unless we have extreme temps that call for it and he is currently barefoot with no reason to shoe. Chevy is respectful of fences; he has never gotten "loose" before even if our fence is off. He is currently pastured in all 4-5 strand hot wire fences. He has been stalled before and has no issues being in a stall, but it isn't something he does regularly. He has exposure to cows (from the pasture across the road), goats (from the pasture we ride past to get to the trails), dogs both on our property and dogs barking from other neighbors' property, vehicles, traffic, farm machinery, ATV's, chainsaws, fire, smoke.
SC Bo Rhapture (Sire)
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SC Alexandya (Dam)
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Updated conformation photos from April 8th, 2025. He still has his winter woolies and is in pasture condition.
Available Summer/Fall 2025
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SC Fiero Prince
"Fiero" (SS Prince Tru Magnum x MS Flawless Vallah) 2022 14 1/2H (Still growing) Registered Chestnut Arabian Gelding UTD on cares Sound, no health issues, clean slate, no bad habits/vices. Training:
Age-appropriate handling & training since a foal. 30-Day Saddle Preparation Started: 04/30/2025 Natural Horsemanship & Positive Reinforcement training. |
Last updated: 05/16/2025
- Respectful ground manners
- Saddle preparation was started 04/30/2025 and is receiving 30 days of prep before moving onto starting under saddle. He will be learning the basics of ground work, desensitization, & being ponied out on trails. I take my time with youngsters; he will not be pushed with his training.
- Stands patiently for hours, will fall asleep.
- Has had hours of tying time since he was a foal, including daylight & overnight
- 20mph+ winds
- Tying time in horse trailers and outside of.
- Has had training in a solo situation to prevent buddy sourness.
- Loads wonderfully.
- Has had trailer "time" since he was a foal. Was tied to eat his grain in the trailer for years.
- Great for the farrier.
- Good for cares.
- Is enjoying his training time and immediately will walk up to be pulled out to be worked with or follow you around until you take him out.
- Has never been difficult to catch.
- Loves attention.
- No vices/bad habits so far.
- Has been ponied by a horse & atv. Also been ponied out on trails.
- Could go English or Western he falls right in-between.
- Is at the lower end of the herd, he will get picked on by certain horses, doesn't stick up for himself other than pin his ears to hopefully warn off someone, he usually chooses to find a "bigger" friend to hang out with to protect him. He is a bit of an odd duck pasture wise, doesn't hang out with his age group at all but finds one or two older/bigger horses to cling to. Doesn't get buddy sour despite this, I just think it's a protection thing, still has the baby mindset of "I need my mom" whom we don't have anymore.
- Has been stalled, pastured with 20+ horses, has had fly masks, blankets, always been barefoot.
Fiero was born, raised, and trained with us. He has had hands on since he was a foal. Fiero has always been a very calm, sweet, well-mannered boy. He resembles his sire the most, with a calm disposition, easy training/going mindset, and is just happy to be involved with whatever you're doing with him. Very sweet, very kind. He's smart, curious, seeking attention at this time, and is wanting to be worked with. He is always right there waiting to be pulled out to do something. We believe his disposition will be the family friendly, youth friendly, type. Fiero will be in training from May-July and then possibly listed depending on where he is at under saddle at that time. At this time, Fiero is lanky built with solid bone, he will most likely resemble his sire when he matures build wise. He has pretty fancy movement that resembles his dams. She had very Dressage like movements. Our reason for selling is that we decided he was not up to our standards to become a stallion, and we do not keep geldings.
Living environment/Extra information:
Fiero is used to being in a herd of 20+ horses. He's been pastured with mares, geldings, stallions, donkeys, mules, hinnies. He is primarily on pasture from June 1st - October 31st. Then fed indoors over the cold months with ample turnout. He is used to primarily grass hay but also gets grass/alfalfa mix. We never feed straight alfalfa to our horses. He currently gets grain as a younger horse; we keep them on grain while they're growing. We believe Fiero would do great in another herd or boarded somewhere with other horses; he would not make a good prospect as an only horse on the property. Fiero was gelded at an appropriate time and has never bred a mare, so therefore he has never been "study". Fiero is also not blanketed throughout winter unless we have extreme temps that call for it and he is currently barefoot with no reason to shoe. Fiero is respectful of fences; he has never gotten "loose" before even if our fence is off. He is currently pastured in all 4-5 strand hot wire fences. He has been stalled before and has no issues being in a stall, but it isn't something he does regularly. He will have exposure to the following if he hasn't already prior to sales date: Cows (from the pasture across the road), goats (from the pasture we ride past to get to the trails), dogs both on our property and dogs barking from other neighbors' property, vehicles, traffic, farm machinery, ATV's, chainsaws, fire, smoke.
Living environment/Extra information:
Fiero is used to being in a herd of 20+ horses. He's been pastured with mares, geldings, stallions, donkeys, mules, hinnies. He is primarily on pasture from June 1st - October 31st. Then fed indoors over the cold months with ample turnout. He is used to primarily grass hay but also gets grass/alfalfa mix. We never feed straight alfalfa to our horses. He currently gets grain as a younger horse; we keep them on grain while they're growing. We believe Fiero would do great in another herd or boarded somewhere with other horses; he would not make a good prospect as an only horse on the property. Fiero was gelded at an appropriate time and has never bred a mare, so therefore he has never been "study". Fiero is also not blanketed throughout winter unless we have extreme temps that call for it and he is currently barefoot with no reason to shoe. Fiero is respectful of fences; he has never gotten "loose" before even if our fence is off. He is currently pastured in all 4-5 strand hot wire fences. He has been stalled before and has no issues being in a stall, but it isn't something he does regularly. He will have exposure to the following if he hasn't already prior to sales date: Cows (from the pasture across the road), goats (from the pasture we ride past to get to the trails), dogs both on our property and dogs barking from other neighbors' property, vehicles, traffic, farm machinery, ATV's, chainsaws, fire, smoke.
SS Prince Tru Magnum |
MS Flawless Vallah |
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Autumn Masquerade PA
(Name Pending - Will send registration papers with to register.) "Antago" (Masquerade PA x Autumn Tapestry) 2019 TBD (15H+) Registered Chestnut Sabino Arabian Gelding. Sweepstakes Nominated. Age-appropriate handling & training. Project Horse. Natural Horsemanship, Positive Reinforcement, Trick training, & Liberty training. |
Last updated: 03/15/2025
To be edited at time of sale.
Antago was bought Spring of 2024 as a project horse. He will start his training either over this winter or Spring 2025. Updates will be posted.
Masquerade PA (Sire)
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Still debating on selling
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SC Arra Mystique
"Misty" (SS Prince Tru Magnum x SC Arra Shiraz) 2022 TBD Registered Bay Arabian Mare Age-appropriate handling & training. Natural Horsemanship & Positive Reinforcement training. Sound, no health issues, clean slate, no bad habits/vices. Price will increase once she is started under saddle Fall 2025. |
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SC Enzo Alvaldi
"Enzo" (SC Valiant Honor x HMU If Youcan Dreamit) 2023 TBD Pending Registration Grey Arabian Colt Age-appropriate handling & training. Natural Horsemanship & Positive Reinforcement training. Sound, no health issues, clean slate, no bad habits/vices. Price will increase once she is started under saddle Fall 2026. |
ISO of!
We're currently in search of the following! If you have anything available feel free to let us know! We are not accepting trades. Looking to purchase primarily but can also barter in exchange for training services on-site!
Arabian Mare or Stallion:
Looking to be used in our breeding program.
Project/Prospects:
~ I am looking for projects to train and rehome into Endurance and competitive homes, they will not have a forever home with me, but I am very selective as to where anything I train and sell goes and I have yet to rehome into bad hands. All horses ready to start under saddle receive at least 3 months of training prior to listing for sale and are hitting the trails. I look for 5-star homes and purposefully select appropriate fitting homes with the horse in mind first.
- Sound, no health issues.
- At least halter broke and able to be caught
- At least 5 years old, no older than 15.
- No shorter than 14.2H but really looking for 14.3H+
- No preference on color
- The older bloodlines the better.
- Absolutely will not buy any mares with Bey Shah, Magnum Psyche, or Bask (I know it's a tough ask).
- In MN or surrounding areas only.
- Purebred Arabians only
- Nothing dangerous
- Budget, prefer to be as low as possible and won't be looking for anything over $5000.
- Does not need to be broke or have any fancy training.
Looking to be used in our breeding program.
Project/Prospects:
- Sound, no health issues.
- Preferably not already started under saddle.
- Younger than 10 years old (the younger the better).
- If a horse, at least 14.0H (Taller the better)
- If a pony, at least 13H (Won't look at anything smaller).
- No preference on color
- In MN or surrounding areas.
- Preferably Arabians, Half-Arabians, gaited breeds, or anything flashy.
- NO Quarter Horses, Paints, Saddlebreds, Drafts, or OTTB's (I don't mind half Arab crosses though).
- Nothing dangerous, that has PTSD, trauma, wild, or unhandled.
- Budget $1500 max. If you'd like your horse that you would like off of your feed bill to go to a trainer and get on the right track and find the right home, this is the perfect opportunity for that!
~ I am looking for projects to train and rehome into Endurance and competitive homes, they will not have a forever home with me, but I am very selective as to where anything I train and sell goes and I have yet to rehome into bad hands. All horses ready to start under saddle receive at least 3 months of training prior to listing for sale and are hitting the trails. I look for 5-star homes and purposefully select appropriate fitting homes with the horse in mind first.
Last updated: 03/15/2025