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Triple R Horses, New Holland, PA (2025)

07/03/2025

Who is looking for safe, beautiful, quiet, and reliable?

Video: https://youtu.be/5sw-GduKaZY?si=9sgdc_9D4XPP4F5j

“My Smokin Cowboy” aka “Smoke” is a 4yr old, 16hh, AQHA gelding. If you are looking for versatile, safe, beautiful, and an amazing all around partner, here is your boy. Smoke is an old soul, with everything to offer. This boy has lots of personality, and loves to be involved!! Smoke has the good mental characteristics of a QH, but he’s built like a warmblood. He loves chasing cows, dabbling in reining stuff, trail riding, yet really enjoys jumping and learning about dressage and such. Smoke will pack around beginners and kids, and loves to take his time, yet will go to work when asked and shines in every single direction that you look!!!!

In the barn, Smoke is easy going and as quiet as a mouse in his stall. He stands on the cross ties to be groomed, bathed, tacked, etc. He is patient and kind, and doesn’t mind dogs, children or beginners working around him. He has good ground manners, and no bad stall habits. Smoke is super easy to have around, and never asks for anything. He goes out with a mixed herd with no drama, he enjoys playing with his herd mates, and will always come to you in the pasture. Smoke is a master at getting his fly mask off, even if it is tucked under his halter, so he wears a bright orange mask, and politely leaves it in the run in shed. He has good ground manners, and can be handled by children and beginners. He is very expressive and has a silly, curious, in your pocket type of personality!!

Smoke is a trail machine, he absolutely loves trail riding. He will lead, follow, go out alone and in groups. He is confident and not spooky. Smoke doesn’t mind dogs trailing along, traffic, atvs, and he will cross water, logs, rocks, etc. He would make an amazing camping partner for someone who likes to go out and explore, and relax. Pack your saddle bags full of beer and go have fun. Smoke will trail ride for hours, he is easy going and safe, but not a pluggy, push, push, push, to keep up type of dude. He has a wonderful walk stride and has also ridden out with gaited horses and kept up nicely. Smoke has all of the characteristics of a good hunt horse, bravery, jumping ability, quiet mind, safe with dogs, and of course the looks to go out and turn heads! He would make a great prospect for fox hunting, whether you are looking to hill top, or move out with the group.

Smoke rides western, english and ba****ck. His gaits are very comfortable, easy and collected. He is so simple to ride. Smoke will pivot, back up, move off of leg, side pass, has a great whoa button, neck rein, ride collected or on the buckle, and I even ride him without a bridle. He is the perfect combo of whoa and go, he will be as lazy as you let him, pack around and take his time, yet, ask him to go to work and he’s willing, no crop or spurs needed. He is always happy while working, and learning and loves to please his rider. He takes everything in stride, and doesn’t get upset if you make mistakes. He would be a great horse to learn with, especially at this age, you will have an amazing partner forever. Smoke can take a joke, heck he will ask you to tell another. His personality makes riding fun and simple, no matter what discipline you want to dabble in.

In the ring, Smoke will walk, jog, trot, lope, canter, knows his leads, and he is started on a lead change. His trot is smooth and he has a lofty, uphill canter.
Tack him up western, let his head drop, and ride him around like a ranch trail horse, western dressage horse, reiner, cow horse, ask for a big whoa, he knows how to use his hind end and will do a tiny slide stop. He will ride off of your seat and legs.
Tack him up english and push him up into the bridle and ask for a frame, play around with dressage, pop him over fences, hunter under saddle, equitation, you name it. This boy took to jumping like an old pro. I have not jumped him a whole lot due to his age, he is still considered green over fences, but he was putting courses and lines together on his first day of learning how to jump. He also went from trotting a cross rail, to cantering over a 2’8 fence within 15 min; if that tells you anything about his brain and athleticism. He even throws some auto changes in, while playing around with a course of fences. Smoke would make an amazing hunter over fences in my opinion!!!! He genuinely enjoys jumping and could have a bright career in that direction. I gave a beginner child a little lesson on him, he was so gentle, kind, and forgiving. She walk, trotted, independently, and he definitely could tell that he had a little one up there, he took his time and was a TOTAL kick ride for her. He adores children, and he is very patient with them. I have put a little one, on his back in front of me a couple of times, because I felt confident that he would take care of us.

Smoke is also a cowy dude!!! Before I owned him, he was being roped off of, and pushing cattle in the pens at events. He knows his way around a cow, and can make them move their feet. I personally took Smoke to a cow show, we did team penning and ranch sorting. I had so much fun with him. He was an absolute gentleman in the warm up pen, crowded, yet he kept his attention on me. I ponied my pony from him, and my pony thought it was a game and kept biting him, he didn’t care lol. I toted around a baby in front of my saddle to go see the cows. Then I spent the night with beginner children, teaching the ropes of the events. Smoke stepped up and played his roll, he had to be the one to do the work. Smoke actually surprised me with his ability to move a cow, he loves it, it brings him joy, and at the same time, he is relaxed and we had such a fun time. Smoke is the horse that can go do a hunter over fences show in the morning, and go sort cows in the evening. Looking for versatility? Here he is!!!

Smoke is an easy keeper. He requires nothing. He has a simple diet, lives out most of the time, no supplements or maintenance. He has zero health or lameness issues. He can wear four shoes, front shoes, or go barefoot. He currently has front shoes. He is good for the vet and farrier. Smoke loads and trailers like a champ. You can tie him to your trailer to get ready. Smoke trailers alone and with others. He is the same horse off of property and does not need to be in a routine. He can sit for weeks, tack up and go. I would consider Smoke a very reliable horse, especially for his age.

Take a look at Smoke’s pedigree. Smoke is made up of fantastic lines, and highly well known stallions. Smoke’s grandsire “Make My Grey” is a very successful stallion, achieving success in western pleasure, hunter under saddle, working hunter, hunter hack, and more. Smoke goes back to the world famous “Zippo Pine Bar” , an iconic sire in the pleasure horse history. Zippo Pine Bar has seven grand championships, 19 reserve championships, and multiple high point rewards. We can’t forget about Zippos Mr Good Bar, who was inducted into the national snaffle bit hall of fame, as well as the AQHA hall of fame. Smoke is bred to have a good mind and a good work ethic. His bloodlines are historic with many memorable stallions listed. Whether you are looking to just trail ride, or go show, this boy has the breeding and ability to go in absolutely any direction.

Alright folks, here is a horse that you don’t just find everyday. From looks, to personality, Smoke has something, for everybody. I have really enjoyed my time with him, and he is going to make someone an amazing partner. He is very loved here, and it is important to me that he finds his perfect home. Smoke is ready to continue in any direction. This boy has so much to offer and a lifetime to go. If you are looking for the ultimate, all around gelding, to enjoy, and have fun with, your boy is right here.
Please feel free to reach out for any additional information. Shipping can be arranged anywhere.

Video: https://youtu.be/5sw-GduKaZY?si=egMyo8nmwSzqRKlp

Located in New Holland PA

610-806-2613

Please visit www.triple-r-horses.com

[email protected]

07/01/2025

“The Sugar Fix” aka “Jane” is a 15.2hh, 6yr old, APHA mare. I will start by saying, this girl has stolen my heart, and anyone that knows me, knows how much I love this horse. She is one of the most unique horses that I have ever owned. I just simply can not keep them all. Here is most likely one of my longest descriptions, please don’t skim, please read it all!
Jane is a do it all, and look good while doing type of horse. She literally has everything to offer, from western pleasure, to jumping, chasing cows, packing beginners on trail rides, an amazing pedigree, is a good mom, beautiful looks, but she is looking for a unique situation! While I would consider Jane an in your pocket type of horse, especially after developing a bond with you, she is a mare, and she prefers privacy and alone time while she’s in her stall. With that being said, she is not evil, she does not have bad intentions, she simply likes her alone time, and maybe that’s why her and I click so well, because… I feel ya girl.

Now, if you are still reading, that means that you are willing to accept that she will not cuddle you in the stall, BUT she will in fact fall asleep in your arms on the cross ties or even when she’s out in the pasture! If you are a mare person, and someone willing to respect her, and build that bond, read on, because this is one heck of a horse.

In the barn, Jane is quiet in her stall, she does not crib, weave, etc. She will stay in, peaceful as can be, alone or with a barn full. She never asks for anything, and keeps a clean stall. She is not marish towards her neighbors, and will even share hay. She will stand on the cross ties allllll day long to be groomed, braided, loved on, bathed, spoiled, she loves having her hair braided, she will literally fall asleep. She also loves getting a bath. She has good ground manners and is led in and out by novice horse people. Jane can live out alone or with others, she is submissive in the pasture and gets along well with other horses. She is always there to greet you at the gate, and will follow you around in the pasture. She is also quiet and doesn’t care if she lives alone. She is not a herd bound horse by any means. She can be groomed by children and beginners and doesn’t mind dogs running all around her. She can be led with another horse as well, (I lead her and her pasture mate together to save time). When entering her stall to refill her hay, water, or feed grain, I point “away” and she will step back and wait. You can go into her stall and catch her etc, she just pins her ears saying this is my space. I making a kissing sound and she knows that, that means to come to her door, we are exiting the stall. Again, she is not evil, there is just a level of respect that she asks for, she is a mare.

Jane absolutely LOVES trail riding. She is brave, willing, honest, and so so happy when she gets to go out explore, and see the world. I put a beginner kid on her for a full day at fair hill, crossing bridges, water, going through tunnels, you name it. She was a total babysitter and took care of the kid. Jane is ears forward and where do you wanna go next??! She is laid back, and will ride out alone and in a group. I personally have ridden her through some rugged terrain, and wasn’t sure what she would think at first, but she put her b***y to work and kept up with the group, up and down mountain sides, through water falls, and I had a blast. Jane is traffic safe, and not spooky in the slightest bit. She is very confident on the trails and takes care of her rider. She will go out for a 30 min hack, or ride all day. I think that she would be an AMAZING camping partner. At fair hill we stopped to eat lunch on the trails, she stood tied to a tree and took a nap. Trail riding makes her very happy, and she will take good care of her rider. Jane jumps right onto any trailer saying let’s go! You can tie her to the side of the trailer to get ready as well! She will ride in the front, middle or back, she doesn’t care.

Jane rides western, english, and ba****ck. This girl is a dream to ride. Her gaits are slow, smooth, and collected. She will also move out and has beautiful gaits all around. Jane neck reins, moves off of leg, bends her rib cage, she will move her shoulder and haunches, she will do a little spin, will back up off of leg, has a great whoa, side pass, will move laterally off of leg, go on the buckle or collected, she is started on a lead change, and knows her leads. She is so so so simple to ride, yet has all of the bells and whistles for an advanced rider. She is my favorite horse to ride, we just click, and she can read my body movements so well. Jane is an incredibly intelligent horse and learns SUPER fast. While riding Jane, it’s as if you have a true friend, she is there to listen, and join you, you aren’t just sitting on a dull horse that doesn’t want to connect. My favorite thing about Jane is her motivation to learn and please you. She enjoys being worked, she enjoys being ridden, it makes her happy to be out and be used.

In the ring, Jane will walk, jog, trot, lope, canter, get her leads, and she will pop over fences. Her gaits are very adjustable, ride her like a western pleasure horse, or ask her to move out, hum, and she will go back into a collected gait. You will see video and photos of me riding her totally tackless, using only my leg and voice to guide her, and I hope that can show you just how amazing this girl is. Ride her in a snaffle or a shank, halter or neck rope, she is responsive either way. With that being said, she is subtle and not overly responsive, hence being able to ride her completely tackless! Jane enjoys popping over little fences, she is honest to the jump, and does not get hot or strong. She would make a cute little hunter!
I took Jane to a cow event, we did team penning and ranch sorting, she totally loved it. She was quiet in the busy warm up ring, and kept her attention on me. She stood quietly all night while we waited for our turn. And she had a blast chasing cows!!!

Growing up, Jane was shown in halter, longe line, in hand trail, and western pleasure. She went to world championships and eastern national championships. She has 350+ points. She then became a momma to a beautiful palomino foal. She is a good mom, and currently open. She is panel tested and negative for common diseases. She is also color tested, which I can share with anyone who is interested. Jane can very easily go do the show life, as well as be a mother again!

Jane is an easy keeper, she doesn’t have any health or soundness issues. She has a very simple diet, and can live on lush grass. She is good for the vet and farrier. She does not receive injections or any maintenance, but during the breeding seasons, I recommend putting her on daily regumate. I did not have her on it when I first got her, but her heat cycles started and she goes into a heavy heat. She doesn’t become any more marish, if anything, super submissive, but her heats are heavy and I felt it was best for her to put her on regumate. Her next owner can evaluate her heats, and decide what is the best option, but I will send the regumate along with her. On days that I know I am going to be asking a lot of her, I will give her a sprinkle of mare magic, but it is not required, and I will give her next owner a brand new bag of it to keep around! Other than that, she requires nothing.

Jane will give you the world, she will bring you happiness and urge to go ride. This mare really is sweet, once that respect and trust is built, nothing will come between you. I am not a mare person, I rarely have mares, but something about Jane has made the two of us just click. It really makes me sad that I can not keep her. My other personal horse is a stallion, who is also a W20/W20, she can not live with him lol. Jane deserves the world, and I know that her forever person is out there. I understand that her situation is not like every other horse out there. I understand that most people want to be able to smother their horse while they are looking cute in the stall. I just know that there is someone out there, looking for a partner, who is like me and doesn’t have to give their horse 24/7 attention. I want this ad to be very honest, and steer her in the direction of the home that she will love and be happy in, so please please please, call me to chat more about her!!

Jane has some great bloodlines! Her sire, “The Sugar Daddy” is sired by “A Good Machine” , who is in the AQHA Hall Of Fame. He has a total of 68,322 points earned, with 20 world championships, and many more awards. Jane’s sire “The Sugar Daddy” is also a proven stallion, with a world championship in western riding, and a sire to many successful show horses. Back in her lines, the famous “Zippo Pine Bar” can be seen a few times. If you aren’t looking for a riding horse, perhaps you are looking for a broodmare who has top quality lines, and will produce color in your herd.

Well folks, here she is, miss Jane, a once in a lifetime mare, with so much to offer. Her video is as detailed as this description, so please watch the full video. You know you love a horse, when proof watching her video fills your eyes with tears. Not only have I fallen in love with Jane, I want her to land in the BEST home, I want her to be respected and appreciated for all that she has to offer. And if you have read until this point, thank you, I know that it is a lot. I would like to be able to stay in touch with her future owner, and her breeder would love that as well. Jane was orphaned at ten weeks old, she lived with a goat and had a milk bucket. She was raised lovingly by her breeder, and we care deeply about her. Jane took a few days to get settled in with me, and I would expect that of the next home, so please be patient with her. Watch her video, feel her presence, and if you think that she is the one for you, please do not hesitate to reach out. Thank you for reading! Shipping can be arranged anywhere.

Video: https://youtu.be/nCYwKJtwD44?si=Sauv1RCSflOH3ywA

Located in New Holland Pa

Jane is available through www.horsebid.com

Direct link to bid: Coming July 5th!

610-806-2613

Please visit www.triple-r-horses.com to learn more about us!

[email protected]

06/27/2025

Watch “Jane’s” video now!! 🔥

🦄 https://youtu.be/nCYwKJtwD44?si=Uy8s3dtP4nFjgWuq

And get ready for her to go live on horsebid.com on July 5th!!!! 🎆

Jane is a 6yr old, 15.2hh, APHA mare ☀️

06/25/2025

Meet “Smoke” the horse that does it all!

Video: https://youtu.be/5sw-GduKaZY?si=tAL_cq4NrSiSRuoM

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“My Smokin Cowboy” aka “Smoke” is a 4yr old, 16hh, AQHA gelding. If you are looking for versatile, safe, beautiful, and an amazing all around partner, here is your boy. Smoke is an old soul, with everything to offer. This boy has lots of personality, and loves to be involved!! Smoke has the good mental characteristics of a QH, but he’s built like a warmblood. He loves chasing cows, dabbling in reining stuff, trail riding, yet really enjoys jumping and learning about dressage and such. Smoke will pack around beginners and kids, and loves to take his time, yet will go to work when asked and shines in every single direction that you look!!!!

In the barn, Smoke is easy going and as quiet as a mouse in his stall. He stands on the cross ties to be groomed, bathed, tacked, etc. He is patient and kind, and doesn’t mind dogs, children or beginners working around him. He has good ground manners, and no bad stall habits. Smoke is super easy to have around, and never asks for anything. He goes out with a mixed herd with no drama, he enjoys playing with his herd mates, and will always come to you in the pasture. Smoke is a master at getting his fly mask off, even if it is tucked under his halter, so he wears a bright orange mask, and politely leaves it in the run in shed. He has good ground manners, and can be handled by children and beginners. He is very expressive and has a silly, curious, in your pocket type of personality!!

Smoke is a trail machine, he absolutely loves trail riding. He will lead, follow, go out alone and in groups. He is confident and not spooky. Smoke doesn’t mind dogs trailing along, traffic, atvs, and he will cross water, logs, rocks, etc. He would make an amazing camping partner for someone who likes to go out and explore, and relax. Pack your saddle bags full of beer and go have fun. Smoke will trail ride for hours, he is easy going and safe, but not a pluggy, push, push, push, to keep up type of dude. He has a wonderful walk stride and has also ridden out with gaited horses and kept up nicely. Smoke has all of the characteristics of a good hunt horse, bravery, jumping ability, quiet mind, safe with dogs, and of course the looks to go out and turn heads! He would make a great prospect for fox hunting, whether you are looking to hill top, or move out with the group.

Smoke rides western, english and ba****ck. His gaits are very comfortable, easy and collected. He is so simple to ride. Smoke will pivot, back up, move off of leg, side pass, has a great whoa button, neck rein, ride collected or on the buckle, and I even ride him without a bridle. He is the perfect combo of whoa and go, he will be as lazy as you let him, pack around and take his time, yet, ask him to go to work and he’s willing, no crop or spurs needed. He is always happy while working, and learning and loves to please his rider. He takes everything in stride, and doesn’t get upset if you make mistakes. He would be a great horse to learn with, especially at this age, you will have an amazing partner forever. Smoke can take a joke, heck he will ask you to tell another. His personality makes riding fun and simple, no matter what discipline you want to dabble in.

In the ring, Smoke will walk, jog, trot, lope, canter, knows his leads, and he is started on a lead change. His trot is smooth and he has a lofty, uphill canter.
Tack him up western, let his head drop, and ride him around like a ranch trail horse, western dressage horse, reiner, cow horse, ask for a big whoa, he knows how to use his hind end and will do a tiny slide stop. He will ride off of your seat and legs.
Tack him up english and push him up into the bridle and ask for a frame, play around with dressage, pop him over fences, hunter under saddle, equitation, you name it. This boy took to jumping like an old pro. I have not jumped him a whole lot due to his age, he is still considered green over fences, but he was putting courses and lines together on his first day of learning how to jump. He also went from trotting a cross rail, to cantering over a 2’8 fence within 15 min; if that tells you anything about his brain and athleticism. He even throws some auto changes in, while playing around with a course of fences. Smoke would make an amazing hunter over fences in my opinion!!!! He genuinely enjoys jumping and could have a bright career in that direction. I gave a beginner child a little lesson on him, he was so gentle, kind, and forgiving. She walk, trotted, independently, and he definitely could tell that he had a little one up there, he took his time and was a TOTAL kick ride for her. He adores children, and he is very patient with them. I have put a little one, on his back in front of me a couple of times, because I felt confident that he would take care of us.

Smoke is also a cowy dude!!! Before I owned him, he was being roped off of, and pushing cattle in the pens at events. He knows his way around a cow, and can make them move their feet. I personally took Smoke to a cow show, we did team penning and ranch sorting. I had so much fun with him. He was an absolute gentleman in the warm up pen, crowded, yet he kept his attention on me. I ponied my pony from him, and my pony thought it was a game and kept biting him, he didn’t care lol. I toted around a baby in front of my saddle to go see the cows. Then I spent the night with beginner children, teaching the ropes of the events. Smoke stepped up and played his roll, he had to be the one to do the work. Smoke actually surprised me with his ability to move a cow, he loves it, it brings him joy, and at the same time, he is relaxed and we had such a fun time. Smoke is the horse that can go do a hunter over fences show in the morning, and go sort cows in the evening. Looking for versatility? Here he is!!!

Smoke is an easy keeper. He requires nothing. He has a simple diet, lives out most of the time, no supplements or maintenance. He has zero health or lameness issues. He can wear four shoes, front shoes, or go barefoot. He currently has front shoes. He is good for the vet and farrier. Smoke loads and trailers like a champ. You can tie him to your trailer to get ready. Smoke trailers alone and with others. He is the same horse off of property and does not need to be in a routine. He can sit for weeks, tack up and go. I would consider Smoke a very reliable horse, especially for his age.

Take a look at Smoke’s pedigree. Smoke is made up of fantastic lines, and highly well known stallions. Smoke’s grandsire “Make My Grey” is a very successful stallion, achieving success in western pleasure, hunter under saddle, working hunter, hunter hack, and more. Smoke goes back to the world famous “Zippo Pine Bar” , an iconic sire in the pleasure horse history. Zippo Pine Bar has seven grand championships, 19 reserve championships, and multiple high point rewards. We can’t forget about Zippos Mr Good Bar, who was inducted into the national snaffle bit hall of fame, as well as the AQHA hall of fame. Smoke is bred to have a good mind and a good work ethic. His bloodlines are historic with many memorable stallions listed. Whether you are looking to just trail ride, or go show, this boy has the breeding and ability to go in absolutely any direction.

Alright folks, here is a horse that you don’t just find everyday. From looks, to personality, Smoke has something, for everybody. I have really enjoyed my time with him, and he is going to make someone an amazing partner. He is very loved here, and it is important to me that he finds his perfect home. Smoke is ready to continue in any direction. This boy has so much to offer and a lifetime to go. If you are looking for the ultimate, all around gelding, to enjoy, and have fun with, your boy is right here.
Please feel free to reach out for any additional information. Shipping can be arranged anywhere.

Video: https://youtu.be/5sw-GduKaZY?si=egMyo8nmwSzqRKlp

Located in New Holland PA

Smoke is available through www.horsebid.com

Direct link to bid: https://bid.horsebid.com/lots/view/4-HAEF2K/smoke

610-806-2613

Please visit www.triple-r-horses.com

[email protected]

06/22/2025

Smoke is an AQHA gelding, 16hh, 4yrs old!

Video: https://youtu.be/5sw-GduKaZY?si=M-rC5pOaV6DA_z6t

Located in New Holland PA

610-806-2613

www.triple-r-horses.com

06/15/2025

“My Smokin Cowboy” aka “Smoke” is a 4yr old, 16hh, AQHA gelding. If you are looking for versatile, safe, beautiful, and an amazing all around partner, here is your boy. Smoke is an old soul, with everything to offer. This boy has lots of personality, and loves to be involved!! Smoke has the good mental characteristics of a QH, but he’s built like a warmblood. He loves chasing cows, dabbling in reining stuff, trail riding, yet really enjoys jumping and learning about dressage and such. Smoke will pack around beginners and kids, and loves to take his time, yet will go to work when asked and shines in every single direction that you look!!!!

In the barn, Smoke is easy going and as quiet as a mouse in his stall. He stands on the cross ties to be groomed, bathed, tacked, etc. He is patient and kind, and doesn’t mind dogs, children or beginners working around him. He has good ground manners, and no bad stall habits. Smoke is super easy to have around, and never asks for anything. He goes out with a mixed herd with no drama, he enjoys playing with his herd mates, and will always come to you in the pasture. Smoke is a master at getting his fly mask off, even if it is tucked under his halter, so he wears a bright orange mask, and politely leaves it in the run in shed. He has good ground manners, and can be handled by children and beginners. He is very expressive and has a silly, curious, in your pocket type of personality!!

Smoke is a trail machine, he absolutely loves trail riding. He will lead, follow, go out alone and in groups. He is confident and not spooky. Smoke doesn’t mind dogs trailing along, traffic, atvs, and he will cross water, logs, rocks, etc. He would make an amazing camping partner for someone who likes to go out and explore, and relax. Pack your saddle bags full of beer and go have fun. Smoke will trail ride for hours, he is easy going and safe, but not a pluggy, push, push, push, to keep up type of dude. He has a wonderful walk stride and has also ridden out with gaited horses and kept up nicely. Smoke has all of the characteristics of a good hunt horse, bravery, jumping ability, quiet mind, safe with dogs, and of course the looks to go out and turn heads! He would make a great prospect for fox hunting, whether you are looking to hill top, or move out with the group.

Smoke rides western, english and ba****ck. His gaits are very comfortable, easy and collected. He is so simple to ride. Smoke will pivot, back up, move off of leg, side pass, has a great whoa button, neck rein, ride collected or on the buckle, and I even ride him without a bridle. He is the perfect combo of whoa and go, he will be as lazy as you let him, pack around and take his time, yet, ask him to go to work and he’s willing, no crop or spurs needed. He is always happy while working, and learning and loves to please his rider. He takes everything in stride, and doesn’t get upset if you make mistakes. He would be a great horse to learn with, especially at this age, you will have an amazing partner forever. Smoke can take a joke, heck he will ask you to tell another. His personality makes riding fun and simple, no matter what discipline you want to dabble in.

In the ring, Smoke will walk, jog, trot, lope, canter, knows his leads, and he is started on a lead change. His trot is smooth and he has a lofty, uphill canter.
Tack him up western, let his head drop, and ride him around like a ranch trail horse, western dressage horse, reiner, cow horse, ask for a big whoa, he knows how to use his hind end and will do a tiny slide stop. He will ride off of your seat and legs.
Tack him up english and push him up into the bridle and ask for a frame, play around with dressage, pop him over fences, hunter under saddle, equitation, you name it. This boy took to jumping like an old pro. I have not jumped him a whole lot due to his age, he is still considered green over fences, but he was putting courses and lines together on his first day of learning how to jump. He also went from trotting a cross rail, to cantering over a 2’8 fence within 15 min; if that tells you anything about his brain and athleticism. He even throws some auto changes in, while playing around with a course of fences. Smoke would make an amazing hunter over fences in my opinion!!!! He genuinely enjoys jumping and could have a bright career in that direction. I gave a beginner child a little lesson on him, he was so gentle, kind, and forgiving. She walk, trotted, independently, and he definitely could tell that he had a little one up there, he took his time and was a TOTAL kick ride for her. He adores children, and he is very patient with them. I have put a little one, on his back in front of me a couple of times, because I felt confident that he would take care of us.

Smoke is also a cowy dude!!! Before I owned him, he was being roped off of, and pushing cattle in the pens at events. He knows his way around a cow, and can make them move their feet. I personally took Smoke to a cow show, we did team penning and ranch sorting. I had so much fun with him. He was an absolute gentleman in the warm up pen, crowded, yet he kept his attention on me. I ponied my pony from him, and my pony thought it was a game and kept biting him, he didn’t care lol. I toted around a baby in front of my saddle to go see the cows. Then I spent the night with beginner children, teaching the ropes of the events. Smoke stepped up and played his roll, he had to be the one to do the work. Smoke actually surprised me with his ability to move a cow, he loves it, it brings him joy, and at the same time, he is relaxed and we had such a fun time. Smoke is the horse that can go do a hunter over fences show in the morning, and go sort cows in the evening. Looking for versatility? Here he is!!!

Smoke is an easy keeper. He requires nothing. He has a simple diet, lives out most of the time, no supplements or maintenance. He has zero health or lameness issues. He can wear four shoes, front shoes, or go barefoot. He currently has front shoes. He is good for the vet and farrier. Smoke loads and trailers like a champ. You can tie him to your trailer to get ready. Smoke trailers alone and with others. He is the same horse off of property and does not need to be in a routine. He can sit for weeks, tack up and go. I would consider Smoke a very reliable horse, especially for his age.

Take a look at Smoke’s pedigree. Smoke is made up of fantastic lines, and highly well known stallions. Smoke’s grandsire “Make My Grey” is a very successful stallion, achieving success in western pleasure, hunter under saddle, working hunter, hunter hack, and more. Smoke goes back to the world famous “Zippo Pine Bar” , an iconic sire in the pleasure horse history. Zippo Pine Bar has seven grand championships, 19 reserve championships, and multiple high point rewards. We can’t forget about Zippos Mr Good Bar, who was inducted into the national snaffle bit hall of fame, as well as the AQHA hall of fame. Smoke is bred to have a good mind and a good work ethic. His bloodlines are historic with many memorable stallions listed. Whether you are looking to just trail ride, or go show, this boy has the breeding and ability to go in absolutely any direction.

Alright folks, here is a horse that you don’t just find everyday. From looks, to personality, Smoke has something, for everybody. I have really enjoyed my time with him, and he is going to make someone an amazing partner. He is very loved here, and it is important to me that he finds his perfect home. Smoke is ready to continue in any direction. This boy has so much to offer and a lifetime to go. If you are looking for the ultimate, all around gelding, to enjoy, and have fun with, your boy is right here.
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