Timo Van Twinkles…. I call him “Vlad” to try to offset that name! Vlad is a 2022 FHANA registered Friesian sired by Tsjalle 454 out of Tinkles D. By Fridse 423. He is a gelding and currently 15.3, well started under saddle, properly developing balance with a dressage foundation and ponying out into the world of trail riding and soon, some schooling shows. This horse is one of the kindest, mellow, quick learning babies that I have bought in a long time. He is easy to catch, stands tied in cross ties or at the trailer, is kind to my farrier and adores being groomed and pampered. When I bought this horse I had big plans… and if he doesn’t find a new person I still do. He will canter off on both leads but given his age dont do that often. He moves off the leg, is understanding collection and has great up and down transitions. He uses his haunches well and can do a perfect 360 pivot both ways. Unfortunately I’m attempting to be a responsible adult after one of our big trucks took on a major medical crisis that caused some large unexpected expenses. This is the ONLY reason I would part with my dream man right now. We had USDF, WDAA and WE plans for the future. He has already competed at WDAA Intro level via their online shows. Located near Three Forks, MT 5 figures starting with a 3. This is his video from April. https://youtu.be/t91spDJpsXs?si=xDDob68x4i7kr8E3

Onwards Grace O’Malley is a 6 year old Irish Sport Horse mare, standing at 15.2 hands. We have raised her since she was a yearling and let her grow until last year when we started her under saddle. This has been her spring to really get with the program and I meant for her to be my hunter this year, along with some side hobbies like working eq and dressage. Like all trainer horses when “you know what hits the fan”, like broke down trucks and expensive trailer fixes… the trainer has to part with their projects and that is the only reason Gracie is here. She is super sweet, has never been lame or ill, was easy to train and cross ties calm, is good for the farrier and is actually still entered in her June horse shows if she is still here. She has both canter leads, is still learning the advanced things. Is started over low jumps and is always calm and willing to do what is asked. She is sired by Cappa Irish Charmer out of a TB mare. She is currently not registered but was told she could be. Located near Three Forks, MT this is some video from May https://youtu.be/xcdE7KeqZtM?si=npsSmMP3X6Nm-rBs”

If anyone out there is searching for their next dream gaited horse to raise up, we are offering one of our RMHA fillies for sale. SGF’s Belle of the Ball is just that. Miss twinkle toes is absolutely stunning with all the hair anyone could hope for. She’s athletic, correctly built, and shows good gait in the field. She has lived the easy life out to pasture but likes to come in for grooming sessions and general love and attention. She is currently 14.3 and is 2 this year. She should mature to around 15.1. Located near Three Forks, MT.

SGF’s Call a Real Doctor is a 2023, Rocky Mountain horse filly that is sweet as can be, shows natural gait in the field and ready to find her person. She has some basic ground work done, stands tied, trailer loads and is great for the farrier. Located near Three Forks, MT.

Trix is a 7 year old, JC mare. She spent just a bit of time on the track and then decided trail riding was her jam. She is amazing at it. Trix has been on swimming excursions on hot days and loved the water as much as the humans. She has been ridden out alone and with others and doesn't mind where in the pack she lands. I have used her has the "leading lady" when the less experienced horse was too chicken to lead through the scary bushes. Trix loves attention and has wonderful ground manners. She is easy to load and stands tied. She also has ventured into the English world and has some nice arena miles in English tack and has been lightly started over jumps. Given her great disposition she could be someone's dream trail horse or go in a more competitive direction. She is always brave and willing to try new things and go on an adventure. She stands just under 15.3. Located near Three Forks, MT Here is her video. https://youtu.be/8hDxk8CpdkA?si=P9D2KXAPZoXzJ043

Captain is a 14.3 hand, 3 year old, very naturally gaited Rocky Mountain Horse gelding. He is going to have hair for days when hes full grown. I bought him and his siblings as some training projects, however, the spring and summer got away from me and I am cutting back on a few of them. He is very kind and learns super fast, but also because he's sensitive, so needs a person that understands training young horses. He's going to be AMAZING with just another 30-60 days and we could arrange for me to do that if interested. My original plan for him was going to be working eq and the gaited western dressage classes, along with trail riding. I have started over 500 gaited colts and I don't see gait like this very often. Located near Three Forks, MT Here is some video of the basics that he knows. https://youtu.be/ZnknvifCTC0?si=QpNV8Ja5oqwSx-hV

OK... I have been REALLY lucky this year to have some of the nicest horses come across my place, and Bonnie just keeps raising the bar. I don't know if I could find a negative thing to say about this absolute doll baby. She is kind, mellow, incredibly well broke, and I keep getting sidetracked because every time I walk past her I want to stop and hug her. She is a large lady, but smooth as can be with the softest canter. Even though she is big she can move like a small horse, knows both leads, is soft in the bridle, can pivot a 360, side pass and trot slow or extended. Not only is she a savvy trail horse that has ponied my colts, or babysat whomever I put on her, she could also go win you shiny things. I think she would be a stellar working eq horse, trail obstacle competitor or western dressage. She has been in parades and carried flags in drill a team. At 11 years old and 16 hands tall Bonnie is absolutely perfect for about anyone. She is kind to the farrier, trailer loads well, stands tied in cross tries or to about anything else. Has great ground manners, tacks up calm, stands at the mounting block and goes anywhere I point her. The other day I rescued my assistant trainer when her horse decided to lose his little brain.. I dallied him up to Miss Bonnie and she just kept walking while he bounced off her like a ping pong ball. I can't say enough good things about this gem of a horse. She has become my get er done horse and I find a daily job for her. I'll miss her when she finds her person. But like most horses here, I do not own this one. I'm just her match maker. Located near Three Forks, MT See 2 of her videos here. https://youtu.be/_gFccX0XHxc?si=uGMoNxloF_jTjHW2 and https://youtu.be/1ZcxuOCA1t8?si=BE8SrHADdhZQQt7p

Aladdin's Magic Carpet!! That's what comes to mind when I ride Birdie in gait. She is crazy smooth. Birdie is a 6 year old, grade Rocky Mountain Horse mare, standing about 15 hands that has spent her short life so far on the trails. She stands tied anywhere, is great for the farrier, has nice ground manners, and you can probably catch her even if you turned her loose in the state of Texas. She would find you. Then she would bask in the limelight of attention and hope you would just keep telling her she's beautiful while finding all of her favorite scratch spots. She always trailer loads like a lady and has an amazing ground covering smooth walk, along with that perfect 10 gait, and yes she canters.
Located near Three Forks, MT See her video here. https://youtu.be/PfBmdlD9k3Q?si=Y6hWRvzyNMPAbR9R