Available Horses

Have you been looking for a really nice moving, good-minded horse that would be your very own Versatility Ranch Horse? You can compete at those stock horse shows that are so popular now. How many times have you gone out on a trail ride only to struggle with your horse because he is nervous, spooky or trying to get to the front of the line? Well, that's not much fun and leaves you exhausted when you get back to the trailer. What about a horse that you can't catch? That drives me crazy! Maybe you've been looking for a pretty horse. I would like to introduce Cowboy. What can I say, other than he has been an absolute pleasure to own and train. Cowboy always comes to meet me when it’s time to be caught and has taken everything that I have presented to him in stride. You can see in his videos that he will try just about anything your imagination can dream up. He's had lots of enjoyable hours out on the trail, both by himself and with a group. Cowboy is a very comfortable ride. Take him out on the trail for a relaxing, mind-cleansing ride for a few hours Saturday morning and you'll still feel like going out with your friends Saturday night. Oh! By the way, you will be riding the pretty horse out on the trail! Cowboy could be your ultimate ranch horse. You can cross any kind of terrain, work a gate, swing a rope, drag something back to the barn or move some cows. Recently on a trail ride, we came upon a good size tree that had fallen and blocked the trail so that no one could pass. Some people gave up and turned around. Well, Cowboy saved the day. I got my trusty rope off the saddle, gathered up the tree and dallied off. Cowboy pulled that tree out of the way and we all got to continue on with the trail ride. Whatever the job is, Cowboy has you covered. Cowboy is such a pretty mover. You would have a LOT of fun in the Ranch Versatility classes in the various stock horse association shows, such as the Stock Horse Association of Texas. The proof is in the pudding. Take some time and watch his videos. You will be impressed. There aren't many of them made like Cowboy. A friend and a mentor told me there is nothing like the good horse gene. Cowboy is loaded with the good horse genes!

More info coming soon but Concho is a really cool little horse that you just can't help but like.

******* SOLD*******SOLD*******SOLD******* Ryder now lives in Germany We acquired Ryder in May 2023 as a 5 year old untouched feral BLM mustang from Wyoming. The range he roamed on was 632,000 acres of harsh land. Ryder was selected for the Texas TIP challenge that was sponsored by the Mustang Heritage Foundation. This was an in-hand competition in which trainers had approximately 100 days to gentle and train the horse. Ryder did very well in the competion placing 4th overall and winning the freestyle class. Ryder has a sweet disposition but is still a little on the green side. He moves more like an English horse and has shown some ability as a jumper. I think Ryder would do well in that environment.

Sold......Sold.......Sold......Sold......Sold Thank you to the Edwards family for purchasing Freckles for their granddaughter. Freckles is a retired Ranch horse. He's been there, done it and bought the T shirt. If your looking for a confidence builder Freckles might just be your boy. Freckles is a very respectful horse. he gets along well in a herd. He is good for the farrier, loads, bathes and will stand tied all day long. Freckles has a really nice jog and a really easy lope on a loose rein. I try to stay clear of calling a horse a kid horse because kids are kids and horses are horses but this guy is as close as as it gets.

*********SOLD******** I'm excited to announce that Joe has a new home and is headed to Tennessee. Congratulations to the Moody family on their new horse. Joe has been my personal go-to horse since May 2022. When I need one I can trust, he is the one I saddle up. He has a big personality and is curious about everything. There have been many a Sunday morning that Joe was the official greeter at our church. We've ridden countless miles on the trail and he will walk through pretty much anything. Joe will ride to the level of his rider. I've given a lot of lessons on him and he has always taken care of his passenger. I did a little ranch sorting on Joe in 2025. As always he made a great effort for me, but it's really not his cup of tea. Joe is 100% sound and I want to keep him that way. For that reason and given his age, I would like to find him a home where he can continue to be a useful mount, but not have to work too hard.