Heart B Performance Horse

12/28/2024

Sounds great 😅
credits: Prestige Equine Search

12/12/2024

✨Pickup horse up for discussion✨

“Hot Sauce” is a 7 year old dun gelding that you can do it all. He works both bares and broncs and drags bulls. We have caught cattle on him in the pasture and he is started on the head side. Pulls strong from the horn and has a nice handle and stop. Easy going and a good attitude.

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12/09/2024

Our very own Sir Lawrence Sebastian has carried several queens over the years, 2024 he had the privilege of carrying his last Queen, Miss North Texas High School Rodeo Association, Trinity Castle! It was such an honor watching the both of you shine in the arena!

As one door closes, another one opens. Miss Trinity now is focused on the future and we are beyond excited to watch it unfold! We greatly appreciate you trusting us with your baby! He’s in good hands and we are over the moon for what the future hold for these two!

04/29/2024

9 year old sorrel gelding up for concentration. He was shown as a c**t then turned out. He was brought to Texas to be broke to ride and with some health issues of my own right now, he’s wasting away.

He is extremely gentle and I hate to let him go, but he needs a job.

Serious buyers only…

04/12/2024

During the training period, it can become stressful for everyone. We do our best to keep the stress levels low for every horse that walks into our barn and give them all the tools we have available.

You too can help keep your horses stress level down with Knead II Balance.

An estimated 60-90% of performance horses are affected from ulcers. This comes from their workload and stress.

Some of the most common signs of ulcers are:
-Poor Appetite -Weight Loss
-Poor Body Condition -Poor Coat Condition
-Colic Like Symptoms -Behavior Change
-Girth Sensitivity -Poor Performance

All these symptoms can be prevented by helping the body promote blood flow head to tail. It's never too late to start your horse on a regular routine of massage and PEMF!

11/14/2023

Y’all remember that up and coming star I was talking about? He is not disappointing at all! Halter horse gone cow horse!

If you still believe in bloodlines after meeting this one I’ll be shocked..

It’s a mental thing..they either have the want or they don’t, no matter what their bloodlines are.

02/28/2023

A very proud moment for this young up coming star!

As an exhibitor, trainer, and equestrian, accomplishments never get old. There is so much work that goes into every horse to prepare them for the arena, no matter if it’s a show pen or the rodeo arena. The time spent with these horses all comes down to one moment. Watching them succeed is well worth the sweat, blood and tears.

Congratulations Gunnsmith and Fran on your win at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo. A huge thank you to TPEA (Texas Palomino Exhibitors Association) for a great show and this beautiful buckle.

02/05/2023

What a weekend it has been! After a week of being stuck in the house we made it to the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo.

✨Congratulations Reserve Champion Stallion✨
Gunnsmith (2 year old stallion)
- Owned by Fran Wightman out of Nixa, Mo
- Shown by Dakota Bruton

11/11/2022

Lol 😂 if you know you know….

Hahaha we know it so well 😂
credits: Pinterest

11/02/2022

Just your Wednesday Morning Wisdom from your Equine Therapist.

👏🏼Wednesday Wisdom👏🏼

Being in the equine world since I was little I’ve sat back and watched people, although that sounds weird and kind creepy, it’s taught me people can be harsh and disrespectful.

No matter what your job title is in the equine industry, horse trainer, dentist, therapist, vet, or farrier, we all have the same goal and passion for these animals. That goal is to keep them in the best shape to perform at the best of their abilities.

🧐So I ask you, why in 2022 are we disrespecting others in the same field with the same goals?

For example: if I work on your horse and I’m not able to come to a conclusion of what the issue is, I will straight up be honest with you and tell you to, 1.) Have another therapist take a look for a second opinion, 2.) have a chiro take a look 3.) Take him/her to the vet for their evaluation.

Or… if you bring a horse to me and had someone else treat them before me, I am NOT going to run around bashing that person for not seeing the issue.

IT TAKES A VILLAGE TO CARE FOR THESE ANIMALS and sometimes you need a fresh set of eyes to help come to a conclusion. It’s not a bad thing and it doesn’t mean you don’t know what your doing.

So I’ll leave you with this. BE BETTER, DO BETTER, and TREAT OTHERS BETTER and remember once upon a time you didn’t know everything you know today.

08/22/2022

07/25/2022

2nd ride on this beautiful girl! Can’t wait to see the finished product, she’s going to be good!