Summer sizzler sale! Take $500 off any horse until it rains!
We can accept credit cards through PayPal so you can pay off your horse over time with them.
7yo Bay MFTHBA Mare & Yearling Black Gaited PSHR Gelding
9,500 and 3,500 or less for them to go together.
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We have a local customer that is getting out of horses and needs to sell the two horses he purchased from us. Videos below. Contact us for further details!
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5yo stunning, grade Appaloosa mare "Dottie" - $5,500
Dottie is a grade 5 year old Appaloosa mare with the coolest markings! She has been pastured with our leopard Appaloosa stallion Ulrich Mystery Print and should be bred for a June 2024 foal. She is 13.1HH but is crazy stocky and built like a big horse with short legs. She is sound and should be easy to train out - we just haven't had time with all of this heat. Check out the video below to really see how cool her markings are! This is one unique girl!
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Our Miracle Twins!!
**SOLD**
Available for sale as a 3n1 Package deal
2019 Palomino Sabino TWH mare "Thora"
and her 2023 gaited twins "Winston" & "Ulysses"
We had quite a shock on May 29, 2023 when we came out to find our Tennessee Walking Horse mare Thora had given birth to a successful set of twins! The colts were weak and needed a fair bit of assistance the first few days. Winston (black sabino) has been the weaker of the two since birth compared to his brother Ulysses (buckskin), but now they are both running around, kicking up their heels and playing and enjoying life! They are a miracle and such a joy to behold - we can barely get our work done! Both boys are getting plenty of milk and their TWH dam, Thora, is being heavily supplemented to keep up with the demands of twins. The ultrasound missed the second foal early on, but they beat the odds and are thriving.
Thank you to everyone following along with their journey and your wonderful, positive comments and thoughts!
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We are downsizing the TWHs in our program this year and since we are a breeding facility we rarely keep colts - we would consider selling these 3 sweeties as a group until weaning time.
Thank you to everyone following along with their journey and your wonderful, positive comments and thoughts!
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We are downsizing the TWHs in our program this year and since we are a breeding facility we rarely keep colts - we would consider selling these 3 sweeties as a group until weaning time.
Thora is a lovely, unique palomino sabino registered Tennessee Walker mare born in 2019. Registered name F-88's Merry Sandstorm. She is very sweet and personable and stands at 14HH. She has one copy of cream and one copy of sabino, full color genetics - ee Aa Cr/n Sb1/n. Thora was started under saddle lightly last year and was proving to be a lovely, quiet mount with an amazing, smooth gait. Once the twins are a little older we will get her going under saddle again.
The twins are sired by our gaited/shuffling leopard Appaloosa stallion Ulrich Mystery Print who is 15.2HH. He is double registered with the Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) and the Walkaloosa Horse Association (WHA). Ulysses is registered with the Part Walking Horse Registry , Winston's papers are pending with the Spotted Saddle Horse Association.
The twins are sired by our gaited/shuffling leopard Appaloosa stallion Ulrich Mystery Print who is 15.2HH. He is double registered with the Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) and the Walkaloosa Horse Association (WHA). Ulysses is registered with the Part Walking Horse Registry , Winston's papers are pending with the Spotted Saddle Horse Association.
Long video of riding Thora and twins compilation below -
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2010 Black Tobiano MFT Mare "Nikki" - $15,000
*2N1 Package Deal - bred for Gaited Pintaloosa foal*
Anekas Custom Eyes
MFTHBA # 10-96923
DOB 8/16/2010
15HH, 1,000lbs
Nikki is a beautiful 2010 model Missouri FoxTrotter mare that has been with us for several years. She is a flashy black and white tobiano with one blue eye and one brown eye! She is an awesome trail mare and is always safe to pull out of the pasture to hop on and ride regardless of how long of a break she's had. She is a confident mare that rides out alone with ease. Nikki has an amazing flat walk and saddle rack that are so smooth for gliding down the trails. She has been ridden all over our 367 acre exotic ranch around various species of deer, antelope, zebras, cattle, goats, and sheep. She will cross water and any terrain put in front of her. She has the work ethic to go all day and do whatever is asked of her. She is an awesome, honest mare that likes to move out in her smooth gaits and has a "going somewhere" walk so isn't for a rider who wants to only go slow or walk along with QHs.
Nikki has had several foals for us in the past. She is easy to foal out and takes wonderful care of her foals. Nikki is homozygous tobiano and homozygous black so is guaranteed to always throw flashy foals regardless of the stallion she is bred to. She is definitely an asset to any breeding program as her foals always sell easily.
Nikki has been confirmed in foal for a March 2024 foal! She is bred to our triple homozygous bay fewspot Appaloosa stallion Reagles Fair Pride. This foal is guaranteed to be a bay pintaloosa!!
MFTHBA # 10-96923
DOB 8/16/2010
15HH, 1,000lbs
Nikki is a beautiful 2010 model Missouri FoxTrotter mare that has been with us for several years. She is a flashy black and white tobiano with one blue eye and one brown eye! She is an awesome trail mare and is always safe to pull out of the pasture to hop on and ride regardless of how long of a break she's had. She is a confident mare that rides out alone with ease. Nikki has an amazing flat walk and saddle rack that are so smooth for gliding down the trails. She has been ridden all over our 367 acre exotic ranch around various species of deer, antelope, zebras, cattle, goats, and sheep. She will cross water and any terrain put in front of her. She has the work ethic to go all day and do whatever is asked of her. She is an awesome, honest mare that likes to move out in her smooth gaits and has a "going somewhere" walk so isn't for a rider who wants to only go slow or walk along with QHs.
Nikki has had several foals for us in the past. She is easy to foal out and takes wonderful care of her foals. Nikki is homozygous tobiano and homozygous black so is guaranteed to always throw flashy foals regardless of the stallion she is bred to. She is definitely an asset to any breeding program as her foals always sell easily.
Nikki has been confirmed in foal for a March 2024 foal! She is bred to our triple homozygous bay fewspot Appaloosa stallion Reagles Fair Pride. This foal is guaranteed to be a bay pintaloosa!!
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Ulrich Mystery Print, ApHC Leopard Stallion $30,000
Ulrich Mystery Print is a 15.2HH 2016 Appaloosa Stud registered with ApHC as well as the Walkaloosa Horse Association (WHA). He carries one copy of LP, is homozygous for the PATN1 gene, and carries one copy of the DMRT3 gene for gait! Full genetics - Ee aa LP/n PATN1/PATN1 DMRT3/n. He is foundation bred and carries the coveted Ulrich name. He is 6 panel negative for genetic diseases. Some of the old appaloosa bloodlines could gait and were called "Shuffling" appaloosas. These bloodlines are very rare in purebred appaloosas and Mystery is one of those few carrying DMRT3 for gait. He has produced purebred Appaloosa foals as well as lovely Walkaloosa foals crossed with other gaited breed mares.
Mystery has tons of mane and tail and throws it to his foals! No appaloosa rat tails here!
Mystery will throw leopard pattern foals or solid foals when bred to solid colored mares, no varnish roans. He has a sweet, lovable disposition and is easy to handle. He pastures well with mares for live cover and can be hand bred with no problems.
Foal Registration Information:
ApHC Appaloosa Mares - Foals will be eligible for ApHC registration papers.
AQHA, JC, & AHA Mares - Foals will be eligible for ApHC registration papers.
Any Breed of Registered Gaited Mare
**Solid Colored Foals - Eligible for Walkaloosa Horse Association (WHA) ID Papers
**Leopard Spotted Foals - Eligible for Walkaloosa Horse Association (WHA) Papers
**Tobiano Foals - Eligible for Spotted Saddle Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association (SSHBEA) Papers
**Pintaloosa Foals - Eligible for International Pintaloosa Horse Registry (IPHR) Papers
Mystery has tons of mane and tail and throws it to his foals! No appaloosa rat tails here!
Mystery will throw leopard pattern foals or solid foals when bred to solid colored mares, no varnish roans. He has a sweet, lovable disposition and is easy to handle. He pastures well with mares for live cover and can be hand bred with no problems.
Foal Registration Information:
ApHC Appaloosa Mares - Foals will be eligible for ApHC registration papers.
AQHA, JC, & AHA Mares - Foals will be eligible for ApHC registration papers.
Any Breed of Registered Gaited Mare
**Solid Colored Foals - Eligible for Walkaloosa Horse Association (WHA) ID Papers
**Leopard Spotted Foals - Eligible for Walkaloosa Horse Association (WHA) Papers
**Tobiano Foals - Eligible for Spotted Saddle Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association (SSHBEA) Papers
**Pintaloosa Foals - Eligible for International Pintaloosa Horse Registry (IPHR) Papers
2021 Black Tobiano MFT Filly "Chablis" - $20,000
Sunrise Painted Lady
MFTHBA #21-104929
DOB 4/10/2021
14HH, 700lbs as of 6/9/23
"Chablis" is a beautiful black tobiano registered Missouri Foxtrotter mare. She is very personable and easy to work with. She leads, loads, ties, picks up her feet, and ponies off of an ATV. Chablis is currently being started under saddle this summer and is doing amazing! She has that born broke mentality and has taken right to it! No buck, no fuss, and we started some light trail rides by ride 8!! This gal is amazing and only going to get better with training and time. We aren't at all opposed to keeping Chablis in our breeding program if the right fit doesn't come along. Chablis is the horse that keeps you at the barn just a little longer because s she is so lovely and she wants you to stay and hang out with her. She is one of our favorite horses and will only get bigger and stockier - and look at her dishy face!
MFTHBA #21-104929
DOB 4/10/2021
14HH, 700lbs as of 6/9/23
"Chablis" is a beautiful black tobiano registered Missouri Foxtrotter mare. She is very personable and easy to work with. She leads, loads, ties, picks up her feet, and ponies off of an ATV. Chablis is currently being started under saddle this summer and is doing amazing! She has that born broke mentality and has taken right to it! No buck, no fuss, and we started some light trail rides by ride 8!! This gal is amazing and only going to get better with training and time. We aren't at all opposed to keeping Chablis in our breeding program if the right fit doesn't come along. Chablis is the horse that keeps you at the barn just a little longer because s she is so lovely and she wants you to stay and hang out with her. She is one of our favorite horses and will only get bigger and stockier - and look at her dishy face!
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2021 Gray Tobiano MFT Filly "Shiraz" $15,000
MO Traveler Shining Star
MFTHBA #21-104931
DOB 4/26/2021
14.2HH, 700lbs as of 6/11/23
Shiraz is a lovely gray tobiano registered Missouri Foxtrotter mare. She is a sweet girl that enjoys hanging out with people. Shiraz shows lovely movement and gaits in the pasture. She should mature around 14.3-15.1HH. She leads, loads, ties, picks up her feet, and ponies off the ATV. We will be starting Shiraz under saddle this fall and expect her to be an easy one!
MFTHBA #21-104931
DOB 4/26/2021
14.2HH, 700lbs as of 6/11/23
Shiraz is a lovely gray tobiano registered Missouri Foxtrotter mare. She is a sweet girl that enjoys hanging out with people. Shiraz shows lovely movement and gaits in the pasture. She should mature around 14.3-15.1HH. She leads, loads, ties, picks up her feet, and ponies off the ATV. We will be starting Shiraz under saddle this fall and expect her to be an easy one!
Reagle's Fair Pride - SOLD
2020 ApHC Bay Fewspot Appaloosa Stallion
**Guaranteed leopard producer when bred to solid mares.**
Reagles Fair Pride is a handsome fewspot Appaloosa stallion registered with ApHC. His color genetics are Ee AA LP/LP PATN1/PATN1 so he is triple homozygous and is a GUARANTEED LEOPARD PRODUCER on solid colored mares! He will not produce black as he is homozygous Agouti so his foals will all be chestnut or bay based. He can be bred to other Appaloosas or stock breeds for flashy foals or breed him to gaited mares for amazing guaranteed leopard Walkaloosa foals!
Pride has great foundation Appaloosa bloodlines for versatile, willing, and quiet minded foals. Pride is incredibly sweet and easy to work with. He loves interacting with people and always strives to please. He is not gaited but has a lovely way of going with nice conformation and a short back ideal for gaited Walkaloosa crosses. Pride is still growing but should mature around 14.2HH with a great, stocky build.
Pride has had full genetic testing done and is 6 panel negative/clear of genetic diseases!
Pride has great foundation Appaloosa bloodlines for versatile, willing, and quiet minded foals. Pride is incredibly sweet and easy to work with. He loves interacting with people and always strives to please. He is not gaited but has a lovely way of going with nice conformation and a short back ideal for gaited Walkaloosa crosses. Pride is still growing but should mature around 14.2HH with a great, stocky build.
Pride has had full genetic testing done and is 6 panel negative/clear of genetic diseases!
2019 MFT mare Majestic - **SOLD**
Majestic is a gorgeous, stocky, nicely gaited mare who is amazing under saddle. Majestic lives up to her name and is just a doll to handle! She is a 2019 chestnut registered Missouri Fox Trotter that stands at 14.3HH.
Majestic is a blast to ride under saddle! She is soft in the bridle, moves off of leg pressure, will open and close gates, and crosses any terrain in front of her. She has an amazing flat walk and foxtrot and great barefoot hooves! Majestic has been ridden all over our 367 acre exotic ranch around deer, antelope, zebras, sheep, and cattle. She rides out alone confidently and rarely startles on the trail. Majestic is a sweet, smart mare who tries hard to please and never shows any attitude. This girl has a heart of gold!
Majestic is a blast to ride under saddle! She is soft in the bridle, moves off of leg pressure, will open and close gates, and crosses any terrain in front of her. She has an amazing flat walk and foxtrot and great barefoot hooves! Majestic has been ridden all over our 367 acre exotic ranch around deer, antelope, zebras, sheep, and cattle. She rides out alone confidently and rarely startles on the trail. Majestic is a sweet, smart mare who tries hard to please and never shows any attitude. This girl has a heart of gold!
1991 Mercedes 500SL convertible $16,000
This 1991 Mercedes-Benz R129 SL500 is finished in black over black leather all throughout the interior, and is sleek and stunning! She is powered by a 5.0-liter, 320hp V8 paired with an automatic transmission. The car runs and drives excellently and has a great, low history of service. The all-original black paint is beautiful. The car has a fun, retro aesthetic. The drive is super smooth and lightning fast! Everyone stops to look and wants to race you. The leather interior is in excellent condition. The car has a clean Carfax, no accidents. 77K miles. Clean TX title in hand. -Paint nearly perfect, no dents, some minor scratches on bumpers -Leather seats are nearly perfect, minor scuffs for a 32 year old car -floor mats included -Upgraded Continental Bluetooth radio installed, Removable wind screen included -Air conditioning blows cold -Convertible top in very good condition -Convertible top opens/closes as it should -2 sets of keys -Recent service includes: AC system, radiator hoses replaced, brake fluid, ball joints replaced, steering rods replaced, new tires and bearings, alignments. Comes with the hard top.
I also have the latest mechanics report where it is in tip top shape and should give you years of driving fun! I can also send the vin check report which is clear. This car sold for 92,700 when new, drives like a bat out of hell and as smoothly as a new Lexus. It is a fantastic “drivable investment” – which is so much more fun than gold - to pass on to your kids and grandkids, will only increase in value, and bring years of fun and memories to enjoy with your family.
1991 Mercedes-Benz 500SL Black
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NGyCDr9bNA&t=173s - Motorweek review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X5JLWXC2nE&t=59s - Why the R129 is legendary.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-x22QkvdfA - the car wizard mechanic – his favorite Mercedes Benz model ever.
From Car and Driver -
What To Buy: 1990–2002 Mercedes-Benz 500SL
Mercedes' gorgeous two-seat convertible ruled the 1990s and is a new classic that's poised to increase in value.
An Owner's Take
Owner: Derek Tam-Scott
Model: 1991 500SL
Mileage: 47,000
The R129 was a baller's car then and remains one now. The electrically adjustable rearview mirror is a perfect example of how Mercedes was on top of the world in the early '90s. This car has magnesium seat frames with integrated seatbelts and power headrests. The SL was designed to be future-proof. All the tech went to people who didn't appreciate it, because they were wealthy and old and bought it because every touch point was full of sophistication, mechanical and otherwise. It's mind-blowing how inexpensive these cars are now given how expensive they once were.
From the February 2020 issue of Car and Driver.
The R129-generation Mercedes-Benz SL debuted for the 1990 model year to tremendous pent-up demand. Its predecessor, the R107, had languished in production for 18 long years, and the new model was a quantum leap in design, engineering, safety, and performance. Delayed nearly a decade while Mercedes focused on its new small sedans (the 190E and 300E), Bruno Sacco's R129 matured in the studio and emerged as a timeless, sophisticated, and impossibly elegant triumph of industrial design. Better yet, the R129 was as much substance as style, with safety and technical innovations that were a decade or more ahead of most every other car on the road.
"During our road test, the SL remained unflappable even when driven so quickly over winding roads that the automatic rollover bar deployed in concern." —Csaba Csere, C/D, December 1989
Engine
For the U.S. market, the R129 was sold with two different DOHC inline-sixes, two different V-8s, and a V-12. Each model had its charms, but our favorite was the 500SL (a.k.a. the SL500 after Mercedes switched its naming scheme in 1994) with the M119 V-8. Sold between 1990 and 1998, this DOHC 5.0-liter was ultrahigh tech for its day. It even had variable intake-valve timing. Producing 322 horsepower and 332 pound-feet of torque, the 500SL was capable of period-sports-car acceleration with a muscle-car soundtrack to match.
I also have the latest mechanics report where it is in tip top shape and should give you years of driving fun! I can also send the vin check report which is clear. This car sold for 92,700 when new, drives like a bat out of hell and as smoothly as a new Lexus. It is a fantastic “drivable investment” – which is so much more fun than gold - to pass on to your kids and grandkids, will only increase in value, and bring years of fun and memories to enjoy with your family.
1991 Mercedes-Benz 500SL Black
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NGyCDr9bNA&t=173s - Motorweek review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X5JLWXC2nE&t=59s - Why the R129 is legendary.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-x22QkvdfA - the car wizard mechanic – his favorite Mercedes Benz model ever.
From Car and Driver -
What To Buy: 1990–2002 Mercedes-Benz 500SL
Mercedes' gorgeous two-seat convertible ruled the 1990s and is a new classic that's poised to increase in value.
An Owner's Take
Owner: Derek Tam-Scott
Model: 1991 500SL
Mileage: 47,000
The R129 was a baller's car then and remains one now. The electrically adjustable rearview mirror is a perfect example of how Mercedes was on top of the world in the early '90s. This car has magnesium seat frames with integrated seatbelts and power headrests. The SL was designed to be future-proof. All the tech went to people who didn't appreciate it, because they were wealthy and old and bought it because every touch point was full of sophistication, mechanical and otherwise. It's mind-blowing how inexpensive these cars are now given how expensive they once were.
From the February 2020 issue of Car and Driver.
The R129-generation Mercedes-Benz SL debuted for the 1990 model year to tremendous pent-up demand. Its predecessor, the R107, had languished in production for 18 long years, and the new model was a quantum leap in design, engineering, safety, and performance. Delayed nearly a decade while Mercedes focused on its new small sedans (the 190E and 300E), Bruno Sacco's R129 matured in the studio and emerged as a timeless, sophisticated, and impossibly elegant triumph of industrial design. Better yet, the R129 was as much substance as style, with safety and technical innovations that were a decade or more ahead of most every other car on the road.
"During our road test, the SL remained unflappable even when driven so quickly over winding roads that the automatic rollover bar deployed in concern." —Csaba Csere, C/D, December 1989
Engine
For the U.S. market, the R129 was sold with two different DOHC inline-sixes, two different V-8s, and a V-12. Each model had its charms, but our favorite was the 500SL (a.k.a. the SL500 after Mercedes switched its naming scheme in 1994) with the M119 V-8. Sold between 1990 and 1998, this DOHC 5.0-liter was ultrahigh tech for its day. It even had variable intake-valve timing. Producing 322 horsepower and 332 pound-feet of torque, the 500SL was capable of period-sports-car acceleration with a muscle-car soundtrack to match.
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This is the full length version of one of my favorite videos Francine Dismukes, a gifted trainer, made for Cory and I when she trained him to lie down to help me get on. As my injury progressed - it became more difficult to mount and ride - it never ceases to amaze me how kind and intuitive horses can be.
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Ice resin art and turquoise inlaid furniture $75 - $10,000
2019 Black Leopard ApHC Mare "Pepper" **SOLD**
**2N1 PACKAGE**
"Pepper" is a gorgeous 2019 black leopard Appaloosa mare! She is foundation bred and registered ApHC. Pepper has had full DNA testing done with Etalon and is clear of genetic diseases. She carries one copy of LP and is homozygous for PATN1. She is by our ApHC stallion Ulrich's Mystery Print who stands at 15.2HH. She is from the wonderful Ulrich foundation appy bloodlines - read more about Ulrich horses here: http://www.leopardappaloosa.com/ulrich-horses.html
Pepper was green broke as a 2 year old but we haven't had time to ride her since. We are not selling her as broke as she would need a refresher to get her going again. This mare is a great addition to any breeding program or put her back under saddle!
Pepper is bred to our bay fewspot Appaloosa stallion Reagle's Fair Pride for a March 2024 foal. The foal is guaranteed to be leopard or fewspot with a chestnut or bay base! Reagle's Fair Pride is Ee AA LP/LP PATN1/PATN1.
SOLD to Krystal in California!
"Pepper" is a gorgeous 2019 black leopard Appaloosa mare! She is foundation bred and registered ApHC. Pepper has had full DNA testing done with Etalon and is clear of genetic diseases. She carries one copy of LP and is homozygous for PATN1. She is by our ApHC stallion Ulrich's Mystery Print who stands at 15.2HH. She is from the wonderful Ulrich foundation appy bloodlines - read more about Ulrich horses here: http://www.leopardappaloosa.com/ulrich-horses.html
Pepper was green broke as a 2 year old but we haven't had time to ride her since. We are not selling her as broke as she would need a refresher to get her going again. This mare is a great addition to any breeding program or put her back under saddle!
Pepper is bred to our bay fewspot Appaloosa stallion Reagle's Fair Pride for a March 2024 foal. The foal is guaranteed to be leopard or fewspot with a chestnut or bay base! Reagle's Fair Pride is Ee AA LP/LP PATN1/PATN1.
SOLD to Krystal in California!
2019 Chestnut MFT Mare "Majestic" - **SOLD** |
2015 Gold Champagne Tennessee Walker Mare "Crystal" - **SOLD** |
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Majestic is a gorgeous, stocky, nicely gaited mare who is amazing under saddle. Majestic lives up to her name and is just a doll to handle! She is a 2019 chestnut registered Missouri Fox Trotter that stands at 14.3HH.
Majestic is a blast to ride under saddle! She is soft in the bridle, moves off of leg pressure, will open and close gates, and crosses any terrain in front of her. She has an amazing flat walk and foxtrot and great barefoot hooves! Majestic has been ridden all over our 367 acre exotic ranch around deer, antelope, zebras, sheep, and cattle. She rides out alone confidently and rarely startles on the trail. Majestic is a sweet, smart mare who tries hard to please and never shows any attitude. This girl has a heart of gold! SOLD to David in Texas! |
Crystal is a gorgeous gold champagne registered Tennessee Walking Horse mare. She is a stocky 14.3HH and very sweet. She has an amazing flat walk, foxtrot, and canter. She is soft in the bridle and moves off of leg pressure well. Crystal will sidepass, two track, move her hindquarters, move her shoulders, and open and close gates. She neck reins, will ride on a loose rein, and has had a little training to ride completely bridle-less just for fun so she knows how to do a bridle-less stop and back as well as steer off of your legs. Crystal is responsive and eager to please so not for a total novice but is great for someone who knows how to ride. She will go all day and do anything asked of her for her person! This gal has a heart of gold! She is an amazing trail and pleasure horse and rides well even with time off. She has been ridden all over our 367 acre exotic ranch around deer, antelope, zebras, cattle, goats, and donkeys. She could go just about any direction someone wanted her to and could easily do endurance rides, playdays, versatility, trail obstacle, etc.
SOLD to Justine in Arkansas! |
2017 Chestnut MFT Mare "Ruby" **SOLD* |
2022 Chestnut MFT Colt "Bourbon" **SOLD** |
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"Ruby" is a stunning registered MFTHBA mare. She has a lovely flat walk, saddle rack and canter and is very athletic. She is a joy to ride and very confident. She is a sweet mare that is easy to catch and loves to see what you are up to in the pasture. Ruby is responsive and forward so isn't for a total novice but she is a lot of fun for someone who knows how to ride. She knows how to neck rein, sidepass, two track, move her shoulders and hindquarters, and will open and close gates. She will cross anything you point her at and has been ridden all over our 367 acre exotic ranch around scimitar horned oryx, zebras, aoudad sheep, goats, cattle, etc.
SOLD to Chris in Texas! |
Bourbon is a super sweet and friendly chestnut Missouri FoxTrotter stud colt born on August 8, 2022. Bourbon should have amazing, smooth gaits just like his parents and mature to 14.2-15HH. His sire, King James' Deacon is 22 years old and has wonderful, old foundation bloodlines with greats like Sun Dust E., Tornado W., and Gold Exchange on his papers and was produced by the Esther family! Bourbon's dam, Bo Ginger M., is a granddaughter of Southern Sunrise and has a pedigree filled with World Champion horses including Outlaw's Patriot, Missouri Red Wing, and Patriot's Traveling Spitfire. This colt is bred to be a great one with amazing gaits for the trail or show ring!
SOLD to Chris in Texas! |
Katie Morton has her degree in Equine Management from West Texas A&M. She is our head trainer. She won the SSHBEA Overall High Point Other Breed World Grand Championship as well as many World Championships in Jumping, Trail Obstacle & Team Penning. She can teach your horse just about anything and is truly gifted with horses, zebras and people. She is a blessing in every way!
Happy buyers with their new friends...
It is our mission to breed the perfect horse...
one that a child or amateur rider can win on at show jumping or any versatility event, take on a nice slow trail ride, compete at endurance when you want to go fast - and at the end of the day - give your child a lesson on him. In order to accomplish this - we breed only the best to the best. We have fantastic stallions with color, kind dispositions , great conformation and smooth gaits - so we can all enjoy our rides - no matter what type of discipline you enjoy: trails, jumping, versatility , endurance - ANYTHING!
Our team hold 24 World Championships, 37 Reserve World Championships & 190 Top 10's in 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2014 in 3 breed associations - SSHBEA, MFTHBA and Pinto PtHA. One of our former stallions "Leo" was featured on the news, as he has won a World Championship in all three of his breed associations. He is the first horse in history to accomplish this and President's Sundust Princess is the 2nd.
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Information about this amazing foxtrotter breed - The Missouri Fox Trotting Trail Horse is known best for the comfortable ride it produces.
Loved as a trail horse, the majority of registered Missouri Fox Trotters are owned by people who use them for trail riding, competition, endurance, and pleasure riding.
The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail horse also makes a wonderful show horse, the Missouri Fox Trotting and presents itself with elegant beauty and style in the show ring. Many professional outfitters and forest rangers choose the Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse for its endurance and surefooted behavior in rugged terrain. The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse is equally at home doing ranch work because of its versatility and intelligence. Movie producers appreciate The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse because of its gentle nature. The breed has quickly earned its reputation as a horse for all occasions.
The Missouri Fox Trotting Trail Horse has three natural gaits: an easy-going flat foot walk, the smooth and comfortable fox trot characteristic of its name, and a relaxed and free-flowing canter. No special shoeing or training is required for these horses to perform their gaits, and their good dispositions and willing attitudes are among their many desirable characteristics, making them one of the most versatile and loved of horse breeds within the equine registries.
Developed from horses in the Missouri Ozarks, the breed is characterized by a gentle demeanor and its signature gait, the fluid, diagonal 4-beat fox trot. Bloodlines can be traced from the horses of early settlers coming to the Ozarks from neighboring states of Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee and Arkansas. Their horses were depended upon f in this mountainous region and their ability to do whatever was needed around the homestead ranging from plowing to and working livestock, while at the same time being able to double as a stylish buggy horse or riding horse for the family. Whatever the need, this using horse proved capable and adaptable, later becoming known as the Missouri Fox Trotter Horse.
By 1948 a breed association was formed for this talented horse for the purpose of maintaining an accurate stud book for the breed. In 1958 the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association located in Ava, Missouri was reorganized and reincorporated as a stock company. In 1973 the corporation was changed from a stock company to a membership organization. The Association had kept its registry open for qualifying stock until 1983. After that time, horses approved for registration had to have both parents permanently registered in the MFTHBA, effectively becoming a “closed book” registry.
Surefooted in mountainous terrain, gentle in temperament, and smooth of gait for the comfort of both horse and rider, the Missouri Fox Trotting Trail Horse Breed’s
If you ride a Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse today you will want to own one tomorrow.
Loved as a trail horse, the majority of registered Missouri Fox Trotters are owned by people who use them for trail riding, competition, endurance, and pleasure riding.
The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail horse also makes a wonderful show horse, the Missouri Fox Trotting and presents itself with elegant beauty and style in the show ring. Many professional outfitters and forest rangers choose the Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse for its endurance and surefooted behavior in rugged terrain. The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse is equally at home doing ranch work because of its versatility and intelligence. Movie producers appreciate The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse because of its gentle nature. The breed has quickly earned its reputation as a horse for all occasions.
The Missouri Fox Trotting Trail Horse has three natural gaits: an easy-going flat foot walk, the smooth and comfortable fox trot characteristic of its name, and a relaxed and free-flowing canter. No special shoeing or training is required for these horses to perform their gaits, and their good dispositions and willing attitudes are among their many desirable characteristics, making them one of the most versatile and loved of horse breeds within the equine registries.
Developed from horses in the Missouri Ozarks, the breed is characterized by a gentle demeanor and its signature gait, the fluid, diagonal 4-beat fox trot. Bloodlines can be traced from the horses of early settlers coming to the Ozarks from neighboring states of Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee and Arkansas. Their horses were depended upon f in this mountainous region and their ability to do whatever was needed around the homestead ranging from plowing to and working livestock, while at the same time being able to double as a stylish buggy horse or riding horse for the family. Whatever the need, this using horse proved capable and adaptable, later becoming known as the Missouri Fox Trotter Horse.
By 1948 a breed association was formed for this talented horse for the purpose of maintaining an accurate stud book for the breed. In 1958 the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association located in Ava, Missouri was reorganized and reincorporated as a stock company. In 1973 the corporation was changed from a stock company to a membership organization. The Association had kept its registry open for qualifying stock until 1983. After that time, horses approved for registration had to have both parents permanently registered in the MFTHBA, effectively becoming a “closed book” registry.
Surefooted in mountainous terrain, gentle in temperament, and smooth of gait for the comfort of both horse and rider, the Missouri Fox Trotting Trail Horse Breed’s
If you ride a Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse today you will want to own one tomorrow.
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