Louie is a yearling APHA colt. He is a great all around prospect for showing in rodeo, 4-H, OHSET, or just as a nice using horse. He has a nice stride and is going to be tall and fast! He’s already 14.2 hands.

I owned his dam and she was smooth to ride and the most game horse I’ve ever had. She was quick footed in pole bending and could stop and turn on a dime. His sire is competing in some local barrel and roping events.Louie is smart, personable, and gets along well with other horses.  

He trailers, ties, and is up to date on vaccines, dewormer, and hooves. He was gelded in March. The only bad thing I have to say about him is the colt he was with chewed the middle of his mane, but thankfully that will grow back.

Brooks is a 6 year old South Steens mustang, who was gentled through the Teens and Oregon Mustangs adoption challenge as a 3-year-old. The people who bought him didn’t get along with him, so he was sent back to his trainer and then sold to the people we got him from.

Brooks is very nice and levelheaded. He is not spooky and has been exposed to lots of different things.  He’s very fun to ride out on trails or lope around the arena. He has a nice forward walk, a smooth lope, and a prompt stop, and he is a pretty mover. New places don’t bother him. Brooks crosses water and is very sure footed. He’s pushed cows around, hobbles, bathes, and is great about his feet. He also has a sweet personality and likes attention. His only downside is he needs to be worked somewhat consistently; if he sits for a week then he needs to be lunged before he is ridden. He doesn’t buck or rear, just comes out a little fresh but with being ridden several times a week that goes away.