- Skills / Disciplines
- All Around, Athletic, Calf Roping, Drill Team, Experienced, Horsemanship, Husband Safe, Mounted Patrol, Penning, Ranch, Ranch Work, Rodeo, Rodeo Pickup, Roping, Steer Roping, Team Penning, Team Roping, Trail Riding, Western Pleasure, Western Riding, Working Cattle
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OPEN BIDDING ON THEHORSEBAY,COM. SALE ENDS ON 12/11. More information is available on the website, including an UTD vet inspection, Coggins, video, images, and the owner's contact information to ask questions, request information, or make arrangements to come to visit.
To ride him is to love him! COMET is a 2008, 15.2-hand heavy-built red roan dream horse. He is fancy broke, quick, responsive, athletic, hard-working, and focused. He wants to please and will do ANYTHING you ask.... (read more) You’ll never enjoy a trail ride more than on the back of this beauty. He has a ton of leg and bone and is solid, sane, and sound in every way. He has great feet and has been barefoot since I’ve owned him, but I just got a new set of shoes on him for this. He’s UTD on shots, teeth, and worming. He is one tough mountain horse and extremely sure-footed in any terrain. Ride him alone to check fences, collect a stray pair in a hailstorm at night, or mosey with friends on a sunny trail ride to enjoy the views. He has done everything there is to do on a ranch, and Comet will give you his all, all day long, every day. My best story about riding Comet is from a brisk day last spring. We still had a lot of snow on the ground, but you could hear the creeks beginning to wake up deep beneath the snow and ice. I pointed Comet down the side of a steep ravine. He slid down, but when we landed at the bottom, the ice shelf beneath us gave way with a tremendous CRRRAACCKKKK and began to float downstream!
I braced for the inevitable explosion any horsewoman would expect in such a situation. Still, Comet crouched like a cutter, rode the ice like a skateboard, and when it came to rest a few yards downstream, calmly stepped out the other side and climbed the opposite embankment: no panic, no drama, no ice bath for me. The only negative about Comet, and we are breaking our hearts by parting with him, is that he can be rough on other geldings in a mixed herd. With mares alone or with geldings alone, he is a gentleman who puts them together and wants to be the main man. Located in Fishtail, MT. Come out and ride Comet; I’m confident you’ll take him home. Check out his video!