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 Are you selling a natural horse?

If you have a horse for sale who is barefoot, has had Natural Horsemanship training of one method or another, and/or needs to be pasture-kept (don't they all?), we would love to list them here on our sale page.

It takes a long time to develop good feet, soft responsiveness, and a solid, trusting relationship with our horses. The last thing anyone wants to do is sell that horse to someone who has no understanding of the accomplishment.

With the growing number of informed horsepeople, the demand for barefoot, naturally trained, well-socialized horses will only increase. So let's make them easy to find.

 

 "Free to good home" horse?

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Bailey SOLD!

Bailey (Ro Scoot Samantha) is a beautiful 13 year old registered Quarter Horse mare with a glowing barrel horse background. This girl has get-up-and-go when you ask for it, but has a gentle, calm spirit that makes her a fantastic, trustworthy horse for beginners, young one's, and husbands :) . Bailey has had extensive Natural Horsemanship training, and she is soft as butter. She can go in a bit, though like all the horses here, she goes just as well in a bitless bridle. Her feet are tough as nails and can comfortably carry a rider over the rockiest of terrain barefoot. She has been ridden on the road, in traffic, in the mountains, around bikers, motorcycles, dogs, etc., and is solid and dependable no matter what we ask of her. Congratulations Symeri, have fun on the trails!

 

Oreo SOLD!

This adorable 11 year old Appy gelding was trained and used as a roping and ranch horse in Montana before taking his next cushy job as a much-loved trail horse. He is the go-to trail horse for guests, youngsters, and beginners due to his solid and kind temperament. He has been ridden extensively in the mountains, in traffic, around semis, atvs, dirt bikes, dogs, etc., and has proven to be steady and calm in all situations. He is kept barefoot and has never had a need for boots, even in the mountains. Oreo is a shy guy and requires a kind home with gentle hand.

                

Congratulations to Nichole and her family! What a great fit! Here's Oreo getting spoiled rotten in his new home, and lookin' pretty snazzy in his new blue halter.
 

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