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VenmoI have these 2 horses listed for sale separately but would be willing to give a heavy discount for someone who would take both! They got to my place around the same time and are extremely bonded! The paint is listed at $6,500 and the palomino is $5,500 but I’m willing to let them go for 10k. Here is each of their info:
Showtime is a 15hh, 8-year-old mare who has quickly become one of my favorites! She was a broodmare before I got her in April and was completely unbroke, so everything she knows has been taught by me.
She loads great, stands tied, bathes, picks up all four feet, rides smooth, and is great with kids. I’ve been using her in my lesson program, and everyone who rides her absolutely loves her. She’s definitely more woah than go, but she’s easily encouraged when asked, especially with a little spur.
She doesn’t have a bunch of fancy buttons yet, but she has honestly been one of the easiest horses I’ve ever trained. Even though she doesn’t have as much riding experience as I’d ideally like, she is about as close to bombproof as I’d call a horse with her amount of training. I have yet to find much that bothers her. She’s been ridden in arenas and out on trails, doesn’t care about water, and has never given me an issue with spooking.
Her biggest green spot right now is her lope. She is still pretty unbalanced at the lope, but that should continue improving with more miles and experience. At the walk and trot, she’s been an awesome, easygoing ride and has already proven herself as a great lesson horse.
For being started from scratch only a few months ago, I’m extremely impressed with how willing, quiet, and easy she has been. She would be a really fun mare for someone to continue developing and make their own.
Please call or text 801-358-7200 for more videos, questions, or to schedule a time to come see Showtime!
Scooby is a 12-year-old, 16.2hh gelding with so much life left in him. I rescued him from a kill buyer when he was extremely underweight, and watching him gain his weight back has been so rewarding. He’s looking so much better now and just needs a little more muscle.
He’s been one of my lesson horses and has safely packed around riders of all ages and experience levels. He’s also been used for trail rides and is just an easy horse to have around. He stands great for the farrier, loads in the trailer with no issues, and has good ground manners.
Scooby does have slight navicular changes in his front feet, but it’s been super easy to manage with corrective shoeing and Equioxx. My vet actually recommends keeping him in work to help him build muscle, so he’s happiest having a job.
More than anything, I just want him to go to someone who will love him as much as I do. This isn’t an easy sale for me, so finding the right home is my biggest priority. Feel free to message me with any questions or if you’d like to come meet him.
This is honestly one of the hardest decisions I’ve had to make, but due to financial reasons I need to find Scooby the best home possible.
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2 Days
346
5
$10.00
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VenmoI have these 2 horses listed for sale separately but would be willing to give a heavy discount for someone who would take both! They got to my place around the same time and are extremely bonded! The paint is listed at $6,500 and the palomino is $5,500 but I’m willing to let them go for 10k. Here is each of their info:
Showtime is a 15hh, 8-year-old mare who has quickly become one of my favorites! She was a broodmare before I got her in April and was completely unbroke, so everything she knows has been taught by me.
She loads great, stands tied, bathes, picks up all four feet, rides smooth, and is great with kids. I’ve been using her in my lesson program, and everyone who rides her absolutely loves her. She’s definitely more woah than go, but she’s easily encouraged when asked, especially with a little spur.
She doesn’t have a bunch of fancy buttons yet, but she has honestly been one of the easiest horses I’ve ever trained. Even though she doesn’t have as much riding experience as I’d ideally like, she is about as close to bombproof as I’d call a horse with her amount of training. I have yet to find much that bothers her. She’s been ridden in arenas and out on trails, doesn’t care about water, and has never given me an issue with spooking.
Her biggest green spot right now is her lope. She is still pretty unbalanced at the lope, but that should continue improving with more miles and experience. At the walk and trot, she’s been an awesome, easygoing ride and has already proven herself as a great lesson horse.
For being started from scratch only a few months ago, I’m extremely impressed with how willing, quiet, and easy she has been. She would be a really fun mare for someone to continue developing and make their own.
Please call or text 801-358-7200 for more videos, questions, or to schedule a time to come see Showtime!
Scooby is a 12-year-old, 16.2hh gelding with so much life left in him. I rescued him from a kill buyer when he was extremely underweight, and watching him gain his weight back has been so rewarding. He’s looking so much better now and just needs a little more muscle.
He’s been one of my lesson horses and has safely packed around riders of all ages and experience levels. He’s also been used for trail rides and is just an easy horse to have around. He stands great for the farrier, loads in the trailer with no issues, and has good ground manners.
Scooby does have slight navicular changes in his front feet, but it’s been super easy to manage with corrective shoeing and Equioxx. My vet actually recommends keeping him in work to help him build muscle, so he’s happiest having a job.
More than anything, I just want him to go to someone who will love him as much as I do. This isn’t an easy sale for me, so finding the right home is my biggest priority. Feel free to message me with any questions or if you’d like to come meet him.
This is honestly one of the hardest decisions I’ve had to make, but due to financial reasons I need to find Scooby the best home possible.











