Joy is a stunning daughter of the great Olympic Ferro. She is 7 this year, 16.2 hands and has just started competing at level 1 and is also schooling level 2. Her movement is impeccable and will be able to advance up the levels with ease. Joy is personable and loves attention. She hauls well, is great for the farrier and has good ground manners. She already has movements for the more advanced levels. She has shoulders in and haunches in, great leg yield, solid on lead departures, counter canter and working on flying changes. She has excellent extension at both the trot and canter and has the long stretchy walk/trot down. This is a great horse for a very serious dressage competitor but also is kind enough for amateur riders with a trainer. Mid to high 5 figures. located near Three Forks, MT See video https://youtu.be/2jYg0bgTqwg

Pearl is a 13 year old OTTB mare. She is 15.3 and although no longer has her papers her tattoo was easily readable and her JC name is Benicia Beauty. She had a short racing career and was then an arena and trail horse. Pearl stands tied well, is a gem for the farrier, trailer loads easily and adores baths. Pearl will ride in a bit but you need to have soft hands or she tosses her head. So I prefer to ride her in a halter/lead or a leather side pull. She has a one handed neck rein and solid stop even without a bit. Pearl has great manners and is easy to catch and loves attention. I maybe would not put a beginner on her, but someone with the basics and is confident will get along great with her. She is just alert and forward. But not hot. She will go on a trail ride all day leading or following. Located near Three Forks, MT 2800 See video here. https://youtu.be/q4Hwl1pZBIg

Big D is a 14 year old, 15.3 hand seasoned ranch and trail horse. This is another one of those geldings I wish was mine. He doesn't just have a one handed neck rein, he is a one finger neck rein. Big D will tow a horse or 5 behind him. I can dally onto a naughty colt and drag it into the river. Big D has ranch roping experience and even though I suck at it he will stand there patiently while I try to catch the pretend steer... he is even polite enough not to sigh and act embarrassed when I continually miss. Big D stands tied well, has awesome ground manners and trailer loads like a he really wants to take a ride. He is easy to catch and has a puppy dog personality. He really walks out on the trail and he's alert but afraid of nothing. He will go out alone or with others. Big D also has arena experience and would be willing to do a few Omoksees or trail obstacle courses. This is one of those horses that you go get when you need a job done and need a horse that will get it done with no nonsense. He is registered but his original papers were lost. His registered name is Swamp Fox Fame, an appendix AQHA. Located near Three Forks, MT 7500 See video here. https://youtu.be/5sim-gVAtEU