Tribal C Performance Horses, llc.

08/21/2024

“Dakota” girlll🥰

08/17/2024

⚡️ ψ GET HER WHILE SHE’S CHEAP ψ ⚡️
{price will start increasing with training}

✌️,🖐0️⃣ 0️⃣ OBO
Located in Gillett, TX.

•“Dakota”- Grade QH Mare
• Around 14.2H
• 9-10yrs. Old
• Sound
• Easy Keeper

I was told she’s foundation bred but NO PAPERS on her. She’s put together awesome- clean, straight, and strong legs! I was also told she was with a cutting horse trainer a couple years ago but has sat the past few years. Once we got her she let us saddle her right up and get on with no issues. She was just sticky footed, wouldn’t walk off, so selling as a PROJECT. She’s not spooky, the kiddos pictured would sit on her and she’d take care of them but she needs to get a lot of saddle time to get past the sticky feet. SUPER SUPER sweet, and put together exactly how you want em’, just needs a big refresher!

PM me for additional info!✌🏽

07/14/2024

Getting started is the BIGGEST step!

📸: Jared H Searcy

07/09/2024

Husbands horse/ Husbands Decision so don’t come at me😂

Also, please take a second to appreciate the outfit🫣😂

♠️ROJOS ACE O SPADE♠️ first ride! Now just a bit more time for him to grow up before he really gets started!
This boy didn’t take one wrong step and was so cool, calm and collected. His daddy, Rojos Doc O Drift is so known for throwing the BEST minded babies! Very lucky to have such a neat boy in our string!

07/07/2024

Coaching Sis and her c**t Boone before this hurricane comes!

First time with a saddle!!!

07/07/2024

With the threat of hurricane Beryl in place, please call us if you’re needing any stalls/shelter for your horses as well as any RV Hook ups. We offer 200 stalls and more than 400 full RV hook ups 30/50 AMP (water, electric, and sewer). For more information please call 830-263-0348 or facility manager 830-203-1782.
Don’t hesitate, stay safe!
Stalls $30 per night
Rv hooks up 30/50 amps $35 per night

Location:
2301 CR 197
Gonzales, TX 78629



“Hurricane Warning is now issued for the coastal counties of the Crossroads, including Victoria and Jackson counties. This means that hurricane conditions are likely within 36 hours inside the warned area. Be prepared and aware. ~ Trey”

06/05/2024

If “Twist” had a Facebook profile picture…😂🤤

06/03/2024

🛟🐴Remedy Ranch Rescue Tack Lot🐴🛟

Make me an offer!

•Western Saddle
•Kids/Pony Saddle
•New & Used Bits
•Complete Headstall Set-Ups
•New Western Stirrups
•Reins
•Pony Size Girths
•New Spur Straps
•Spur Set w/ Spur Straps
•Hackamores
•Back Cinches

If you need something from the list above, check out these pictures below or message me! We have additional Tack that is not pictured in this post!

Located in Gillett, TX.
local pickup or BPS
(Sorry stuff isn’t cleaned yet, I just needed to get it posted, I will post a new post when everything is cleaned up a bit more)

05/16/2024

Last Saturday was a BIG day for this goofy TB!

Happy to announce “Zero” went off on his next adventure with his new home! 🏠🏇

Congratulations Maddie & Zero!🎉

04/04/2024

✨Western Tack Room Cleanout✨
Make Me an Offer- Lets make some deals!

‼️All Leather was just Cleaned & Oiled‼️
{Bits, Saddle Blankets w/ pads, Headstalls, Draw Reins, Reins, Mecate Reins, Bosal, Curb Chains, Mohair Cinch, Breast Collar, Back Cinch, Billett, Etc.)

Located in Gillett, TX (travel to Stockdale, La Vernia, Kennedy, Nixon, Marion Areas Often)

Pickup, Meet Up, or Shipping(at buyers expense)

04/02/2024

The One. The Only. SMART OAKS BADGER👏👏👏

First ride back in NINE MONTHS after only having a lil over 30 rides put on her in total. Absolutely no funny buisness- so proud to own this filly!🫶🏼

04/01/2024

(Almost) ready to Re-🏠.
Read ENTIRE post- this boy has got a story! Lol
Message me if you’re interested or have questions please.

Located in Gillett, TX.

Asking ☝🏼, 0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ OBO
(only to pay back money I put into him and keep him away from slaughter homes)

•“Zero” is a 9yr old unraced Thoroughbred Gelding- At or close to 16H.
•He is dog gentle, a complete sweet heart♥️. •Has been ridden but didn’t seem “broke”. (Doesnt know much) However, he did W/T/C ba****ck and in a halter that ride with no buck or funny buisness. He’d be an easy project!

“Zero”s Story-
3/04/2024 “Zero” had sat back so hard that he had fractured his jaw. I took him- spent the time to doctor him, heal him and feed him. He got the second chance he deserves, now it’s time for him to find his 🏠! He is eating well, and able to grab and chew again and is starting to put his weight back on! So, from what I know, a horse who’s fractured his jaw(depending on the severity) mostly go to some sort of hackamore but in some cases have no problems taking a bit. So, his new 🏠 can decide that for him down the road but he could very well still be a riding horse in my opinion!

Some things I’ve noticed about “Zero”:
• obviously, he sits back when tied…😬 And it’s the weirdest, he is fine tied as long as I’m next to him, it’s when I leave, he starts pacing and eventually sits back, but I can stand there and groom him tied all day🤔🤷🏼‍♀️ but, i am going to see if I can fix that depending on how long he is here.
•He is the low man, he’s pretty scared of horses but he’s built a lot of confidence here and now I can turn him out with all of mine and he’s fine!

That’s all the vices I’ve seen. Other than that, he’s good with his feet, he’s a beautiful big mover, he is a giant puppy dog, first one to you in the pasture, absolutely loves people and is put together pretty cute for a TB!

Let’s talk, let me know if you’re interested in giving this boy the life he deserves!🫶🏼

02/27/2024

Finished out Eli’s refresher/tune up and he’s ready to go ride the trails with his owner!

01/31/2024

Eli (here for a tune up) respecting the bit a lil better and getting his stops quicker!

01/31/2024

Hey y’all👋
Tribal C Performance Horses, llc. Has a training spot opening up this month! Please pm me for additional info and pricing!

Located in Gillett, TX.

•yearling program
•tune ups
•problem horses
•30,60,90 days
•ranch miles
•show experience
•consignment
•sales

Check us out on Facebook and please share! Thanks!

01/11/2024

01/11/2024

LONGGG Story Short…
T.C.P.H. Is BACK! Back in TX. And back in business!

So time to get back at it!

I will be looking to have 1 training horse at a time: here’s what I have to offer at the moment!

•15 Days (refresher/tune-up)
•30 Days
•60 Days
•90 Days
•Yearlings Program
•Problem Horses
•Consignments

We reside on a cattle outfit and will be lots of oppurtunity for ranch miles/ aka- the best miles!😉 located in Gillett, TX.

Please pm me if you have any questions or want more information on pricing/details!
Thank you!

Pictured is the first training horse back from quite some time not taking in outside horse!

Here’s to bettering horses in 2024!🥂

01/09/2024

“Bright red goes to the head” 🩸

You may wonder why we pull back into the syringe when giving injections in the vein. This picture explains why. We don't pull back to make sure we're in the vessel, we do it to make sure we're in the RIGHT vessel. Today I went to give an injection and pulled back and saw blood brighter than I wanted. I decided to go and get a new dose of sedation and once again pulled back and then gave my dose of sedation. The syringe on the left was my first injection and the syringe on the right was my second injection. Does anyone know why I shouldn't have injected that first syringe? And had I injected that first injection, what would have happened?

11/04/2023

growing into a horse!😍 Coming 3yr old!

10/26/2023

𝐂𝐔𝐑𝐁 𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐀𝐏 𝐄𝐗𝐏𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍
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Please be sure to read this entire post, as there is important information at the end.

𝟏. 𝐖𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐝 𝐂𝐨𝐫𝐝 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐐𝐮𝐢𝐜𝐤 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤: This curb was designed to help keep the bit balanced on the horse’s head. It is used on the bits with higher purchase and medium to long gag action. The wrap stiffens the cord which will help with the release off the jaw.

𝟐. 𝐅𝐥𝐚𝐭 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫: Our flat leather curb was created to be refined, with smaller buckles situated close to the double stitched area. This design helps to prevent interference with the headstall and curb loop on the cheek. It is designed to be adjusted on both ends, so that the curb will stay center on the horse’s jaw. The leather curb will create some soft contact on the jaw, which helps with the introduction of the curb, and helps keep the lower jaw from becoming stiff. This curb is available in 3 ½” and 4 ½”, or longer to accommodate short to high purchase bits.

𝟑. 𝐅𝐥𝐚𝐭 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐧: This curb has the same features as the flat leather curb, with small buckles placed close to the chain, as to not interfere with the cheeks of the bit. The chain lays flat on the lower jaw, in order to conform to the area, and is one step up from the flat leather curb. This curb is available in the 3 ½” and 4 ½”, or longer if needed for specific bits.

𝟒. 𝐓𝐰𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐧: This curb is a step up from the flat chain. The chain has a twist, so it creates an uneven contract on the jaw. This is designed to ask the horse to extend its poll forward which helps with anatomical balance front to back. The higher the curb sits up the jaw, the clearer the signal will be for the horse to go forward into the bridle. Excessive contact and delayed release can cause a horse to stay behind the bridle. The horse should be in your hands, not pushing or avoiding the bit, which takes time, patience and practice. This curb is available in 3 ½” and 4 ½”.

𝟓. 𝐖𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐝 𝐓𝐰𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐧: This curb is the same as curb #4, the twist link chain, but holds its form rather than being flexible. When the curb holds its form, it will release off the jaw quicker, which gives the horse a more black and white signal.

𝟔. 𝐁𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐛: The beaded curb is designed to school a horse that has lost respect for the flat chain or twisted chain curbs. After numerous competitions runs a horse may need to be reminded to respect the rider. You can change up the curb but leave the bit the same. When the beaded curb is engaged, it will create more push forward of the poll. When this happens, the topline extends allowing the abdominal muscles to contract more efficiently. When this takes place, the bottom of the pelvis comes forward helping to place hind legs up under the body, and the sternum pushes up on the wither making the front feet lighter. This curb should be used in schooling at high-speed competition rate, then removed when respect is renewed. This preserves the curb area for the future. This curb is available in one length, which fits most competition schooling bits.

𝟕. 𝐁𝐚𝐫 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐛: The bar curb is offered in 2 styles, the curved and the shaped. Both bar curbs are designed to encourage the horse to extend their poll forward. These curbs should be used on a higher purchase bit, so not to create too much curb pressure.

𝟖. 𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐞𝐝 𝐁𝐚𝐫 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐛: The shaped bar conforms to the shape of the lower jaw, so the initial effect will be delayed in comparison to the #7 Bar Curb, but after contact is made it will affect an area of the jaw including the sides and the bottom.

𝟗. 𝐓𝐰𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐛: Discontinued.
𝟏𝟎. 𝐒𝐪𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐓𝐰𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐛: Discontinued.

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𝐅𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐅𝐨𝐫 𝐓𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐡𝐭

All curbs need to be adjusted to release off the jaw when the rein is released. The horse learns from the release, not the pull. When adjusting or changing your headstall, always adjust the curb. Keep the curb centered on the jaw.

Our curbs come with small leather straps with small hole spacings so the curb can be adjusted in small increments. With the leather straps it is easy to keep the curb centered on the jaw and balanced.

There is no excess chain whipping around on one side and not the other. The buckles are away from the curb loop, so there is no pinching or excess bulk under the curb loop.

By putting a collection of curbs together you can maximize the potential of your bits by changing out to different curbs, for the different activities, or for different horses.

The bridle ring and the curb loop should be angled out to accommodate the thickness of the bridle and curb. If not, the bridle ring may push the lip into the teeth, which can be uncomfortable or painful if there are sharp points on the outer edges of the first molar. Educate yourself on your horse’s teeth and make sure you get a qualified dentist to inspect for any issues with your horse’s teeth, because this can be the cause of issues from bitting to nutrition.

Have questions? Please email us and we will do our best to answer them.

08/26/2023

😂😂

07/26/2023

View the PRQHBA 2023 Sale Catalog on @ https://prqhba.com/sale-catalog/

06/26/2023

💎Diamond in the Rough💎
With all this rust it’s so cool to have that one bit by The Powdered Paint Customs to brighten up the tack room a bit!

Want your own? Use my Code: ⚡️TCPH10⚡️ at checkout to save 💰!

>>> www.thepowderedpaint.com

06/26/2023

“Spade” being un-phased trying on his new to him fly sheet! Such an easy dude! Ended today free lunging him in the round pen for the first time. Fast learner this one is- went threw all his gaits both directions and I swear he is ready for his lunging class in the futurity already! Hoping to make it to the next Eastern Montana Horse Show Circuit with him! (Would be his first show experience!)

06/23/2023

Happy Monday 💪🏼

06/21/2023

looking great! Just need him to start filling out now😍 and flip that pesky mane over again!😂

06/06/2023

All the babies are growing up pretty quick around here! 🌱 **t

06/02/2023

05/11/2023

Yesterday was Farrier time for these two boys! They were both awesome! This was Bug Juices first time with the farrier, with us owning him, & this was only the second time Spade had ever been done!
Hard work pays off getting horses feet handled!💪