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Potential Buyer Information
Appointments
Showings for sales horses are by appointment only.
Appointments are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Buyers may schedule an appointment before or after another scheduled appointment; however, the order in which appointments are scheduled does not give one appointment priority over another.
All horses are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Scheduling an appointment does not place a hold on a horse or guarantee that the horse will still be available when you arrive. Horses may be sold at any time regardless of appointments made. We update anyone with an appointment immediately if the horse has sold before their scheduled appointment.
The only exception is for out-of-state buyers, whose appointments may be held, when necessary, due to travel arrangements. Local and in-state appointments do not constitute a hold or reservation on a horse.
We strongly encourage potential buyers who are interested in a particular horse to schedule their appointment as soon as possible, as availability may change at any time.
Current appointment availability:
Monday - Friday: 11 AM - 7 PM.
Saturdays are limited availability.
Closed on Sundays - No appointments available.
Monday - Friday: 11 AM - 7 PM.
Saturdays are limited availability.
Closed on Sundays - No appointments available.
- As a private facility, we do not allow unannounced visits. Unscheduled arrivals will not be accommodated. This policy ensures the time and safety of our animals, clients, and ongoing activities.
- Please respect our time and availability. If you are unable to schedule an appointment in advance, we will not be able to move forward with a sale.
- Appointments are on an hourly schedule; each appointment offered is an hour long.
- We will only show one horse per appointment. If you're interested in multiple horses, please request that ahead of time so we can ensure there is time to show them all that day.
- Appointments can be made at any time before or after your own scheduled appointment. We sell as first come, first serve. No appointments have superiority over other appointments (other than out of state appointments which are held due to travel arrangements) but any appointments within the state are not a guarantee you'll see the horse or be able to buy it.
Weather Restrictions
Appointments are weather permitting. We do not show horses in snow or storms. In these cases, appointments will be rescheduled.
Test Riding
- A liability waiver must be signed either in person or electronically before handling one of the horses.
- Helmet & appropriate riding apparel are required, or no test ride will be offered.
- Anyone wanting to test ride must be physically able to mount and dismount a horse without any assistance from the ground.
- Only the potential buyer and/or trainer of the potential buyer is allowed to test ride a sales horse. No other family members, kids, grandparents, or dogs may test ride at the appointment.
- A minor is not allowed to make an appointment without a parent or guardian present.
- Only horses with a minimum of 90 days of training are able to be test ridden.
- Horses with less than 90 days of training are demonstrated by our trainer only.
- All test rides are within supervised and enclosed areas only (Limited to our outdoor or indoor arena)
- We do not allow test rides off property, we do not offer test rides on trails, etc.
- All test rides must be conducted in a respectful and gentle manner. Any aggressive or unsafe behavior, including hitting, rough handling, excessive pressure on the bit, or other forms of mistreatment, will result in immediate suspension of riding privileges and may prohibit access to view or ride any other horses on our property again.
- Rider Suitability Requirement: For the safety, soundness, and long-term well-being of our horses, we reserve the right to determine whether a rider is an appropriate match based on height, weight, and riding ability. If a rider is not proportionate to the horse’s size, build, or conditioning, a test ride will not be permitted, and the horse will be considered not a suitable fit.
Sales Terms
- All sales horses are on a first-come, first served basis, and sold as is.
- Horses are NOT held without further veterinary work or a nonrefundable down payment; they can sell at any time otherwise.
- Cash only. We do not accept any other form of payment to prevent scams. This is NON-NEGOTIABLE.
- Payment must be made in full before the horse leaves the property.
- We do not accept payment plans
- We do not do trials, leases, or ensured buy backs. All sales are final and as is.
- Minors may not purchase horses without a parent/guardian involvement.
Holds
Further Veterinary Work:
If a potential buyer would like further testing done such as a PPE or Coggins test before making a final decision, the horse will be temporarily held only until the results are available. Regardless of results, if a decision isn't made within 24 hours of the test results, the horse is immediately available to the public for purchase again. ALL requested veterinary work is at the potential buyer's expense.
Nonrefundable Down Payment:
If a potential buyer is seriously interested but unable to pay in full at the appointment, a nonrefundable down payment of 20% of purchase price is an opportunity we can offer if both parties agree to the full payment date, any further veterinary work needed is scheduled, and a transportation date is arranged.
Out of State Potential Buyers:
Any out of state potential buyers that make an appointment to come see a sales horse, the horse will be temporarily held until the appointment date, and no appointments will be made before said appointment to ensure the horse will be seen. The horse will be made available again to the public after the appointment if no decision has been made. If you reschedule your appointment date, any appointments made after your original date will be honored first before you can make another appointment.
If a potential buyer would like further testing done such as a PPE or Coggins test before making a final decision, the horse will be temporarily held only until the results are available. Regardless of results, if a decision isn't made within 24 hours of the test results, the horse is immediately available to the public for purchase again. ALL requested veterinary work is at the potential buyer's expense.
Nonrefundable Down Payment:
If a potential buyer is seriously interested but unable to pay in full at the appointment, a nonrefundable down payment of 20% of purchase price is an opportunity we can offer if both parties agree to the full payment date, any further veterinary work needed is scheduled, and a transportation date is arranged.
Out of State Potential Buyers:
Any out of state potential buyers that make an appointment to come see a sales horse, the horse will be temporarily held until the appointment date, and no appointments will be made before said appointment to ensure the horse will be seen. The horse will be made available again to the public after the appointment if no decision has been made. If you reschedule your appointment date, any appointments made after your original date will be honored first before you can make another appointment.
Pricing & Sales
- Prices are subject to change at any time and horse's prices may increase with training.
- Some ads may not be updated, please check in for current pricing.
- Negotiations are limited unless specified in the ad specifically.
Transportation & Boarding
- Transportation arrangements are the buyer’s responsibility.
- We're only offering transportation within state and only from May 1st-November 1st. We can't always guarantee we can haul when desired.
- Payment for transport must be paid for in advance.
- Horses must be picked up within one week of purchase or upon results of veterinary paperwork.
- If for some reason the horse has to stay longer than a week for reasonable circumstances, transportation arrangements, further veterinary work, etc. board is charged for each extra day it stays ($25/day).
- We do not offer long-term boarding.
- It is the buyer's responsibility to know and get any additional vet work at their expense, that may be required for boarding facilities or transport.
Veterinary Work
- PPE's are welcome at potential buyer's expense.
- We can recommend a veterinarian to you, or you can choose one yourself.
- We have the potential buyer call the veterinary clinic to provide their information as well set up an appointment.
- Coggins is welcome at potential buyer's expense.
- Any further veterinary work that may be needed (extra vaccinations, health cert. etc. can be made at potential buyers' expense).
- We do not do refunds or anything of the sort regardless of test results, it is ultimately the potential buyer's decision to want further veterinary work completed.
Out of State Potential Buyers
- We require out-of-state buyers to view horses in person before purchase. No exceptions.
- The particular horse's appointments will be held until your scheduled appointment, if a visit date & time is confirmed. So, we ensure you get to see the horse if travel is arranged/planned. After the appointment, the horse will not be held unless further veterinary work is done, a 20% nonrefundable down payment, or the horse is paid for in full at the appointment.
- Payment must be made in cash only, in full, prior to the horse leaving the property. We do not offer any other form of payment for out of state buyers so if you plan to purchase, payment in person is the only option. Whether payment is made at the initial appointment or at time of pickup, that is up to the buyer. But the horse won't leave unless it is paid in full, in cash, in person. Please plan ahead, we will not make accommodations on this as it hasn't worked out in the past.
- Please plan ahead for travel requirements such as Coggins and Health Certificates. Processing time may take 2 days to 2 weeks.
- It is the buyer's responsibility to know and get any additional vet work at their expense, that may be required for boarding facilities or transport. Please make sure to check in with them ahead of time.
What to Expect During a Sales Appointment
During your appointment, we ask first that you sign a liability waiver before anything. We want to ensure both you and the horse have the opportunity to get to know one another. We will begin by meeting with you to ask a few questions and answer any you may have. From there, you will have the opportunity to look over the horse, spend time with them, and request any demonstrations you’d like to see. If the horse is able to be test ridden, and you are capable, a test ride will also be arranged. Throughout the appointment, we are evaluating to determine whether the horse is a good fit for you, and we will share our honest opinion if we feel it may or may not be the right match. We do not allow test rides with or personal saddle/tack fits to be demonstrated for safety and biosecurity reasons. Only tack used will be our own tack and what the horse is most comfortable with that we have here.
If you are satisfied and wish to move forward with a purchase the same day, you are more than welcome to do so. Should you prefer to complete veterinary work such as a pre-purchase exam prior we welcome that and are happy to allow time for this process. In such cases, the horse will be placed on “hold” status until the results are received. You're more than welcome to be here in person during any veterinarian work or the horses PPE, it's easier for all involved and you get to watch and get the veterinarians notes as things are happening. If being available in person isn't an option, vets usually call immediately after the appointment to discuss the results. Some potential buyers that have decided to buy said horse right after the PPE results in person or via over the phone, have requested for a Coggins, Health certification, and or further vaccinations that may be needed for transferring facilities, transport, or just wanted, within this same day which saves on cost & time for the potential buyer, but when scheduling a PPE, make sure to ask if there is time for these things if wanted after the PPE appointment to ensure it is possible, some veterinarians don't have time without advanced notice.
Please note, however, that a final decision is expected within 24 hours following results of a veterinary evaluation; if no decision is made, the horse will once again be made available to the public if we don't receive a timely answer.
We do not believe in pushing sales. We're not going to talk you into buying any horse we have. We understand that finding the right horse is an important decision that may take more than one visit, you may be looking at other horses, and not every horse is suitable for every person, or we may feel like you're just not a good fit. Additional appointments can be arranged, and we also welcome you to bring your trainer to the initial appointment or any thereafter. Lessons with our trainer and the horse may also be scheduled if desired. Please keep in mind, however, that all sales are conducted on a first-come, first-served basis, and unless the horse is undergoing veterinary work, you're requesting which puts them on "hold" or a 20% non-refundable down payment is made, the horse may sell at any time.
During your appointment, we ask first that you sign a liability waiver before anything. We want to ensure both you and the horse have the opportunity to get to know one another. We will begin by meeting with you to ask a few questions and answer any you may have. From there, you will have the opportunity to look over the horse, spend time with them, and request any demonstrations you’d like to see. If the horse is able to be test ridden, and you are capable, a test ride will also be arranged. Throughout the appointment, we are evaluating to determine whether the horse is a good fit for you, and we will share our honest opinion if we feel it may or may not be the right match. We do not allow test rides with or personal saddle/tack fits to be demonstrated for safety and biosecurity reasons. Only tack used will be our own tack and what the horse is most comfortable with that we have here.
If you are satisfied and wish to move forward with a purchase the same day, you are more than welcome to do so. Should you prefer to complete veterinary work such as a pre-purchase exam prior we welcome that and are happy to allow time for this process. In such cases, the horse will be placed on “hold” status until the results are received. You're more than welcome to be here in person during any veterinarian work or the horses PPE, it's easier for all involved and you get to watch and get the veterinarians notes as things are happening. If being available in person isn't an option, vets usually call immediately after the appointment to discuss the results. Some potential buyers that have decided to buy said horse right after the PPE results in person or via over the phone, have requested for a Coggins, Health certification, and or further vaccinations that may be needed for transferring facilities, transport, or just wanted, within this same day which saves on cost & time for the potential buyer, but when scheduling a PPE, make sure to ask if there is time for these things if wanted after the PPE appointment to ensure it is possible, some veterinarians don't have time without advanced notice.
Please note, however, that a final decision is expected within 24 hours following results of a veterinary evaluation; if no decision is made, the horse will once again be made available to the public if we don't receive a timely answer.
We do not believe in pushing sales. We're not going to talk you into buying any horse we have. We understand that finding the right horse is an important decision that may take more than one visit, you may be looking at other horses, and not every horse is suitable for every person, or we may feel like you're just not a good fit. Additional appointments can be arranged, and we also welcome you to bring your trainer to the initial appointment or any thereafter. Lessons with our trainer and the horse may also be scheduled if desired. Please keep in mind, however, that all sales are conducted on a first-come, first-served basis, and unless the horse is undergoing veterinary work, you're requesting which puts them on "hold" or a 20% non-refundable down payment is made, the horse may sell at any time.
To ensure fairness and efficiency, horses are not held for indecisive inquiries. We will, however, make every reasonable effort to work with serious, committed buyers.
Testimonials
Barn Rules and Safety Policies
General Rules:
General Rules:
- All visitors must sign a release form before handling or riding horses.
- Facility is private, open to the public by appointment only.
- No horse may be handled without supervision or instruction.
- Smoking, vaping, and alcohol are strictly prohibited.
- Loud noises, horseplay, or unsafe behavior will result in immediate removal.
- Public animals, including dogs, are not allowed.
- Must be supervised at all times; running or unsupervised play is not allowed.
- Appropriate riding attire is required:
- Jeans, leggings, or breeches
- Riding boots with a heel (1–1.5 inches)
- Certified riding helmet
- Do not enter stalls, barns, or pastures without permission.
- Ask before touching or feeding any animals.
- Do not climb on gates, vehicles, or machinery.
- Drive slowly on the driveway; stay on gravel if muddy.
- Trash must be disposed of properly.
- Restroom facilities are not available on-site; nearby options are in Wanamingo (4 minutes away).
- Any abuse, mistreatment, or dangerous behavior toward people or animals will result in permanent removal and prohibition from all services.
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?
For the health, safety, and well-being of our horses, we do not permit potential buyers to use their own tack during test rides. This policy helps prevent the risk of biosecurity concerns such as strangles, lice, or other transferable issues, as well as eliminates the possibility of ill-fitting equipment causing discomfort or injury to the horse. All test rides will be conducted using our facility’s properly fitted tack.
can i bring my trailer along in case i decide to purchase that day?
You are welcome to bring your trailer if you anticipate moving forward with the purchase of a horse at your appointment. Please understand, however, that we reserve the right to decline a sale if we feel the horse and buyer are not a suitable match. While this situation is uncommon, thanks to the thorough conversations we have prior to scheduling an appointment, it is still a possibility. We reserve the right to decline any sale for any reason.
Can I ride the horse down the road or out on trails?
For the safety of both horse and rider, we do not permit potential buyers to ride sales horses off of our property. All test rides and evaluations must take place at our facility.
what if i really want this horse but am not prepared to bring it home within a week?
We understand that sometimes the right horse comes along before you feel fully prepared to bring one home. However, please note that we do not hold horses for potential buyers. In the past, we have experienced situations where buyers provided down payments or verbal commitments, only to later cancel or fail to follow through, which prevented other serious buyers from moving forward.
For this reason, we kindly ask that you come prepared to finalize the purchase within one week if you decide a horse is the right fit for you. This ensures fairness to all interested parties and allows us to place each horse in the right home without unnecessary delays.
For this reason, we kindly ask that you come prepared to finalize the purchase within one week if you decide a horse is the right fit for you. This ensures fairness to all interested parties and allows us to place each horse in the right home without unnecessary delays.
can i please purchase with a check/cashiers check?
We do not accept personal checks or cashier’s checks under any circumstances. Due to the high risk of fraud and scams associated with these forms of payment, we only accept cash transactions. If you are unable to complete a purchase with cash, unfortunately, we will not be able to move forward with the sale.
Can i come see this horse again if i'm not sure or am looking at other horses too?
Yes, potential buyers are welcome to schedule additional visits if they are unsure after the first appointment or are considering other horses as well. We never pressure anyone into making a rushed decision, as finding the right fit is our top priority and sometimes requires more than one visit. However, please keep in mind that we do not hold horses while a decision is being made. All sales are handled on a first-come, first-served basis, and the horse may sell at any time.
Where do I park?
Our driveway is designed as a loop, so there is no need to back out or turn around, you can simply pull in and drive straight out when leaving.
- Without a trailer: Continue straight down the driveway and park on the driveway, don't worry about others needing to get through.
- With a trailer: Take a left when the driveway splits, continue driving until you see our indoor barn and park on the driveway, don't worry about others needing to get through.
Can I bring my whole family and friend group along?
We kindly ask that appointments remain focused on the potential buyer and the horse. While we completely understand wanting support, we do not allow large groups to attend, as this can be overwhelming for both the horses and ourselves. You are welcome to bring a trainer, or a family member/friend who is directly involved in helping you make a decision. However, there is no need for more than a few additional people.
Please note that only the potential buyer (and/or their trainer) will be permitted to test ride. We do not allow multiple family members or guests to ride sales horses, as these appointments are not intended for recreational riding. If the horse is being considered for someone else as the primary rider, it is the buyer’s responsibility to determine suitability prior to scheduling a ride for that individual.
Please note that only the potential buyer (and/or their trainer) will be permitted to test ride. We do not allow multiple family members or guests to ride sales horses, as these appointments are not intended for recreational riding. If the horse is being considered for someone else as the primary rider, it is the buyer’s responsibility to determine suitability prior to scheduling a ride for that individual.
Can i ride English?
Our sales horses are primarily trained and ridden in Western tack. For this reason, we do not allow test rides in English tack. While some of our horses may have experience with English equipment, most have not been ridden in it consistently. To ensure the horse’s comfort and maintain consistency in their training, all test rides will be conducted in the tack they are most familiar with, Western.
Can I ride the horse bareback?
For the safety of both the horse and rider, we do not allow potential buyers to ride sales horses bareback, as we cannot fully assess individual riding experience and the inherent risks involved. However, we are happy to provide a demonstration of the horse being ridden bareback upon request.
Should i get a ppe, coggins, or health certificate done?
Any veterinary work requested or performed on a sales horse, such as a pre-purchase exam (PPE), Coggins, or health certificate, is the responsibility of the potential buyer and is non-refundable, regardless of the results or decision not to purchase the horse.
While obtaining a PPE is not required, we strongly recommend it for every horse, as these exams provide a snapshot of the horse’s health only on the day they are performed. Horses can sustain injuries, develop asymptomatic conditions, or experience unexpected health changes at any time. A PPE ensures that the horse meets your standards both physically and medically before you decide to purchase.
We do not routinely perform Coggins tests unless required. If a Coggins or health certificate is needed, for example, for out-of-state travel or boarding facilities, this is at the discretion and expense of the buyer. Health certificates are typically required for interstate travel.
A Coggins & health certificate will most likely always be required for most transportation companies if you choose to have your horse transported vs haul them yourself.
While obtaining a PPE is not required, we strongly recommend it for every horse, as these exams provide a snapshot of the horse’s health only on the day they are performed. Horses can sustain injuries, develop asymptomatic conditions, or experience unexpected health changes at any time. A PPE ensures that the horse meets your standards both physically and medically before you decide to purchase.
We do not routinely perform Coggins tests unless required. If a Coggins or health certificate is needed, for example, for out-of-state travel or boarding facilities, this is at the discretion and expense of the buyer. Health certificates are typically required for interstate travel.
A Coggins & health certificate will most likely always be required for most transportation companies if you choose to have your horse transported vs haul them yourself.
Are your height measurements accurate/True?
We stick our horses on flat, even, concrete and measure them as accurate as we possibly can. We've had our vet re-stick a couple horses during PPE's (owner's choice of wanting a true height) and they have all been accurate to our original listed height. We do our best to appropriately determine their height if it is listed.
What are the horses usually ridden in?
All horses in training are ridden in synthetic western saddles, appropriate fitted saddle pads, and Argentine training snaffles. In the beginning of their training, they're started in knot halters to create softness and then transitioned into a bit when ready. So, they usually know how to ride in both a knot halter and a bridle. We do not have custom fitted tack for each and every horse nor is this possible for us personally, but we do fit our tack appropriately on each horse.
Why is this horse for sale?
(Chere) breeds a limited number of homebred Arabians each year that are usually bred in mind to create quality, athletic, family friendly, and easy to handle/train minded Arabians. Very much quality over quantity, with goals for her horses to end up in competition and trail riding homes. They're purposely selected and if they're not suitable for her breeding program, they're listed for sale for that reason and that we can't keep them all.
(Celeste) takes on prospects to specifically put through her training program to create a horse with a solid foundation, putting the horse first, and trying to do best by them by giving them tools and training to better their future for the rest of their lives, with intentions of rehoming them after 60-90 days of training into competitive or trail riding homes. With a start to limited breeding of Half Arabians coming in 2026 with intentions to sell to competitive & trail riding homes as well.
(Celeste) takes on prospects to specifically put through her training program to create a horse with a solid foundation, putting the horse first, and trying to do best by them by giving them tools and training to better their future for the rest of their lives, with intentions of rehoming them after 60-90 days of training into competitive or trail riding homes. With a start to limited breeding of Half Arabians coming in 2026 with intentions to sell to competitive & trail riding homes as well.
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Phoenix is a lovely boy, he is personable, but not in your face seeking attention. He minds his own, is job oriented, and wants to do something. He isn't one to stand around for long or patiently wait to do piddly things; he wants a JOB even if it is just to trail ride, he is on the go and ready to do things. He is not hot, not lazy, forward but with enough speed to keep things at a relaxing pace. He is more on the opinionated, "spicy" side, not in a sense of being naughty or having vices, he just isn't your average joe. He's got personality and is a goofball. He would be great for competition of any kind; he's got a ton of potential. He may be too much for some people, but for others, he is going to be THAT horse that will take them places they're wanting to go. My advanced beginner boyfriend can ride him around no problem and says he's fun and enjoys him. He's comfortable to ride, has floaty dressage like movement. Whether someone is looking for a trail horse that could go all day, Endurance partner (his former owner that competed on him says he could be a 100-miler horse and always did better on the second day out competing), or to compete in something new. His former owner said she'd like to transfer his past Endurance numbers over to his future home if he were to continue competing in Endurance.
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Enzo was born, raised, and had age appropriate handling since a foal with us. He is a smart and curious boy that loves to work and be a part of his human's life. Enzo completed a full 90 days and we're currently working on adding additional miles. He is considered greenbroke at the moment as he is lacking miles, but he will be easy to finish for someone to pick up where I've left off if he sells before completing enough miles. He's sweet, personable, not a in your face or space type, but he still loves to be doted on. He enjoys going out and exploring he's on the natural cautious side, but not in a spooky way, just in a expressive where you can tell exactly what he is thinking. He handles new and unfamiliar things well by thinking through them vs just reacting. He's good about responding to his rider in the moment. He's been a joy to train, was easy to train. Hasn't offered any bad behaviors throughout and has always been willing to try anything I laid out in front of him. He definitely has potential and could go for anything from Endurance to 4H. He's got comfortable gaits, dressage like movement. He's flashy, he's smart, and he is willing. He will make someone an excellent partner to finish up or once he's gotten enough miles under his belt if he's still available by then, he will make someone a really wonderful horse. He's got family, youth, & kid potential after getting more miles put into him.
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Ria is a sweet mare that loves attention and would like to be in your skin if possible (respectfully). My mother originally bought her with plans to have her as a broodmare. Things didn't work out due to personal unexpected life circumstances and is needing to get down on horses because of it. Ria is one of those horses. We were told she is broke to ride, we were sent a video of her being ridden. She shows signs of needing more training, so we are listing her as a project. Her biggest downfall is halter pulling when tied and it seems as if she may be claustrophobic. She will tie without halter pulling if she has a foot or more of slack in the lead, and stands just fine then, but this behavior needs to be known to future potential buyers. If you're looking for a mare to add to your breeding program or if you're looking for a decently priced project that you're able to work with yourself or are willing to send to a trainer, Ria may be suitable for you. Ria also has a small fluid bump on her right knee that does not seem to affect her, and she was examined by two different vets that said it should have no effect for her as far as riding goes. We will not be offering test rides being she is listed as a project and is project sale price, we have not ridden her personally. We have handled her minimally, basically only for routine cares since she arrived Fall of 2025. My mother does not want to put more money into her to get her going better, so she will not be going through our training program.
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Cinnamon is a sweet, but cautious mare. She didn't have as much hands on as a typical horse may have. She is a work in progress but will be a good broodmare while she continues to learn about people. She takes a little time to warm up to someone, but once she trusts them, she will do almost anything for them. Basically, everything is better for her if she trusts you. She has potential to be broke and there is no reason why she couldn't be. I like to take my time with them and had plans on keeping her and continue to slowly work with her but due to unexpected circumstances, we're needing to get down on horses. She is easy to catch if she trusts you, if she is unfamiliar she will shy away (unless you have snacks, she'll do anything for them). She will pick her hooves up for me personally without issue, but is hesitant with others (and farriers). She needs dormsedan gel to get her hooves done. She's beautiful and has potential either as just a broodmare or getting trained by someone. She has been exposed to our stallion for a 2027 foal.
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