Many horses are listed for sale or advertised as beginner safe and while horses many have good temperaments and training, there’s a lot of factors that go into making a horse safe for novice riders. Lifestyle, training, experience, health and living conditions can all be factors that determine how well behaved a horse is. As an inexperienced or beginning rider, it’s important that you learn about caring for your horse properly if you plan on owning a horse.
? **Gentle Giant Camp Horse** ? Meet our fantastic 14-year-old Standardbred gelding, standing tall at 16hh! This gentle giant is the perfect companion…
SOLDBanjo is a silver dunskin tobiano; cross of Gypsy/QH dam with full Fjord sire. Unique and so lovable. Wonderful quiet temperament, great bone/feet/conformation…
SOLDSOLD to Emily T. Thank you for your business, Nothing like a horse with a good bloodline, a good temperament, and a good solid foundation. Ringo has all…
SOLDGorgeous sorrel 16.1 hand Missouri fox trotter gelding. Super chill, does not spook, great on trails. He is registered with the Missouri fox trotter Association…
SOLDWatch Jo Zoom aka Joe is a registered bay AQHA registered gelding. Foaled may 16, 2019. This is a beautiful gelding that’s well put together with perfect…
SOLDLooking for an absolutely beautiful, young, well trained, and bombproof horse? Well, here he is! Meet Mister Conway (where are all my Conway Twitty fans…
SOLDHere’s a flashy mare here. Elsa is a 12 yr old grade flea bitten mare. I’m sure she’s got a set of papers somewhere. Stands 15.1hands she’s as wide…
SOLDHere's one cool dude!! This flashy-colored pony is not only a head-turner but also a reliable trail partner for all sorts of munchkins! Nugget (aka Little…
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