Harmony Horsemanship

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas from Echo!
(7mo old filly TBxAndalusian)

03/10/2024

On this the 3rd day of Old Hallow's Eve
your
important person isn't angry just.....

DISAPPOINTED

02/10/2024

On the 2nd day of halloween the millenial had to make a phone call OOOOooooOooOoOooooOo

26/09/2024

❗️Thanksgiving holiday Horseback riding❗️
Want to do something the morning of thanksgiving while waiting around for the food to be ready?
Or perhaps would you like to pre-or-poat work off all those calories?
Have someone you want to stay OUT of the kitchen/your way before or after dinner?

Sign up for a 1 or 2 hour horse back ride with Harmony Horsemanship. *Choose from a lesson or outdoor ranch ride, (*1 of each automatically for the 2 hour ride).
Only ride with people.YOU reserve for plus your instructor/guide.
$125/hr (PER person)
Call 775-522-7738 to schedule/reserve

❗️❗️IMPORTANT INFO:
🔹️A non-refundable 25% deposit is required to hold your spot. Your reservation is not confirmed until the deposit is paid-if deposit isn't paid within a week of making the reservation you reservation will be cancelled and given to someone else.
🔹️Full payment required 2 weeks prior to.your ride. If the rest of the payment isn't made by then you'll have 3 days to complete payment with a $25 late fee. If failure to pay by the end of the 3rd day you spot will be given to someone on the waitlist.
🔹️You WILL be required to sign liability waivers
🔹️ALL riders reguardless of age or ridng experience will be REQUIRED to wear a helmet.

23/09/2024

Riding lesson special intro lesson price- come try a riding lesson out before signing up. $65 for a private lesson. Your horse or a school horse.
English or Western:
Dressage, confidence building, obstacles; young/green horse- mustangs, warmbloods, Thoroughbreds and more.
Reach out today to schedule a lesson for yourself or a loved one- gift certificates available and make great gifts!

13/09/2024

Since I tend to miss posting about it in general but also on the exact date, Harmony Horsemanship has been in business for 6 years now. (Specifically 6 years on September 15th).
I have a lot of ups and downs and have learned a lot and have a lot more to learn, but I love it all the same.

29/08/2024

this is beyond heartbreaking. A devestating loss.
The lives. The heart amd soul that went into these animals, the legacy built...
just... so much gone.

>Updated 9-1-24 with a glimpse of happiness.<
The level of catastrophic loss that’s still unfolding at the Beutler Ranch in Elk City, Oklahoma right now is beyond comprehension. The horror of so many dead horses—the death toll is now approaching 70 and counting, I’m told—is devastating a family-dynasty breeding program that’s a 95-year-old cowboy empire. What Elra, Jake and Lynn Beutler started in 1929, and Elra’s grandson Bennie and his son Rhett built onto with Beutler & Son Rodeo Company today can’t be replicated or replaced.

I have intentionally sat quiet on this story, knowing the Beutlers can’t even breathe right now. They have no words, or tears left. They also have their hometown rodeo to produce this weekend, and with so much of their horse herd and generations-deep legacy wiped out without warning.

I’ve had many off-the-record conversations with cowboy people about this tragic turn of events in the last few days. I just had my first one on the record with the friend and veterinarian the Beutlers have entrusted with their four-legged family, Dr. Gregg VeneKlasen. Because of what may lie ahead legally, we will stick to only the facts that can be appropriately shared publicly at this time. More to come later, when the time is right for the Beutler family.

Early reporting that many of the Beutlers’ horses were accidentally fed cattle feed is false, according to VeneKlasen.

“What these horses got was actually a horse feed mix with a huge amount of the cattle drug monensin (brand name Rumensin) in it,” VeneKlasen said. “This was a tragic case of human error somewhere along the line, because tiny amounts of monensin is poison to horses. It kills them. Monensin is used in some cattle feed, but this amount in this horse feed delivered to the Beutlers would have killed cattle, too.

“Much is known about what has happened here that cannot yet be told. But the bottom line on this story is that it’s an important one to tell, so this never happens to anyone else. I will say this: Never buy horse feed from a mill that makes cattle feed. Period. Please quote me on that. Every horse that ate this feed is dead. The only bucking mare still alive is (NFR bucker) Black Kat, because she was at my place (Timber Creek Veterinary Hospital in Canyon, Texas; that’s her in this picture) when this feed was delivered. The only Killer Bee baby that is still alive refused to eat the feed.

“I cried. We all cried. These bloodlines were five generations in the making. Many of the stars of this breeding program are gone. To see what’s happened here to these horses will make you puke.”

I stopped using the word “tragedy” a long time ago for situations that did not warrant it. “It’s not a tragedy if nobody died” has become a famous line of mine when perspective is lost and drama is overblown. This, my friends, is a tragedy in our rodeo family.

The one silver lining I’ve seen so far is the heartwarming generosity of other stock contractors stepping up and offering their stock to the Beutlers. That’s how our rodeo family rolls in the toughest of times, and it’s something special to behold and be very proud of.

This story continues to unfold. More when we can. Until then, God Bless every horse who has died. And prayers for the Beutler family as they try to find a path forward with so many family members missing.

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8-31-24 Update 1:
To help prevent further public panic over feed safety, Dr. VeneKlasen today made the following statement on this subject:

“Many brands of feed—Purina, Nutrena and Bluebonnet, to name a few off the top of my head—are made in equine-only mills, and are safe. I suggest people stay with the big commercial companies with strict regulations in place. Because bucking-horse genetics are prone to metabolic syndrome, I feed Triple Crown Senior to everything here at Timber Creek (Veterinary Hospital), even the babies, because it’s beet-pulp based with low sugar and high fat content.

“If you’re going to get custom feed from a mill that makes feed for multiple species, including horses, cattle, goats, pigs and whatever else, make sure before it leaves the mill that it’s been tested for ionophores. It’s not an expensive test, but it’s a critically important one. You can’t have even trace amounts of ionophores, which can happen in unintentionally cross-contaminated feed, because the smallest dose impacts horses’ hearts. If they eat even a tiny amount of it and don’t die today, it might kill them in three weeks, three months or three years.”

More details will be released as is appropriate from Team Beutler. Thank you all for your patience, understanding and prayers.

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8-31-24 Update 2:
Livestock Nutrition Center, who delivered the load of feed to the Beutlers, issued a statement today. Team Beutler wanted it shared with you all.

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From Ronnie Castlebury, Ph.D
President of Livestock Nutrition Center

“We are truly sorry for what the Beutler family is going through.

Our preliminary tests show a load of feed delivered to Beutler and Son Rodeo Company in Elk City contained monensin, which can be toxic to horses. This likely occurred due to a combination of a failed cleanout procedure and a sensor malfunction. We have confirmed this is an isolated incident to this single load of feed from a single facility and no other feed has been impacted and is safe for animal consumption.

We take this seriously and are working with the State Departments of Agriculture in Oklahoma and Kansas and the FDA to get to the root cause of the problem and will take any and all corrective actions needed.

Words are cheap but we are dedicated to assist and support the Beutler family and make this right because our customers and employees expect and deserve it.

Our deepest sympathies go out to Mr.’s Bennie and Rhett Beutler and family and everyone affected by the recent tragic event at their ranch. The loss of so many valued animals is devastating.”

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8-31-24 Update 3:
After speaking with Dr. Mottet, Dr. VeneKlasen asked that she write this statement, and that I include it as today’s third important update. “This is information everybody needs to know,” Dr. VeneKlasen said. “It’s a simple way for horse owners to check on the safety of their feed. There are so many feeds I’ve never even heard of. This is an easy way for people to check on the feed they’re using.”

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From Rachel Mottet, MS, PhD, Equine Nutritionist:

Most U.S. feed companies are extremely safe and reliable, even those with multi-species mills. The greatest safety risk comes from mills that produce ionophore-containing feeds in the same mill and production lines as their equine feeds. This becomes fewer mills each year, yet there are still some that do this, often for logistical reasons. The most important thing you should find out is what your feed company’s policy is regarding ionophores (the toxic compound involved in this situation) in their equine feed manufacturing mills.

My team has been compiling a list of company statements to give owners assurance about the safety of their feed. You can find this list here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17IVu88GVlLU04C3uitCTPHQ5Q2cB-khka_-eMJaMSCY/edit?usp=drivesdk. There are some blanks as we are awaiting the response from a number of companies. A blank does not mean that your feed company is not safe, but for legal reasons, these statements can take time and we will populate them as they become available.

In our list, Ionophore Free refers to a mill where there are no ionophores present. Ionophore Safe refers to a company that has production policies to keep equine feed separate from feed with ionophores. If your company is ionophore safe vs. free, please connect with them directly to ensure they have completely separate equipment for equine feed production and ionophore free trucks to haul bulk feed. If they do not, please make a decision about how to best reduce your horse’s risk of exposure.

The major U.S. feed companies tend to be extremely safe and have many checks and balances in place due to the volume of feed they produce. If your feed is Ionophore Safe vs. Free, do no panic, yet I advise that you follow-up with your company to get clarification on their production practices.

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9-1-24 Update:
As fate, God and all those brand new Beutler bucking horses in Heaven would have it, the lone bucking-mare survivor of the recent Beutler-horse-herd tragedy, Black Kat, just won the Elk City Rodeo of Champions…held in Beutler and Son Rodeo Company’s hometown…in Beutler Bros. Arena, which was named after founding brothers Jake, Lynn and Elra…for the second-straight year. Roedy Farrell of Thermopolis, Wyoming went 88.5 on the big black beauty for the win. Bonus points for it be a Cowboy State cowboy with all the 400,000-plus wildfire hell going on in his home country right now. We all needed something to smile about. And we got it tonight.

22/08/2024

❗️Looking for a Mustang but do not have the time, experience, or desire/want to train one out of holding?

💠Opportunity Partner with me with the 2025 EMM to get your very own piece of the wild west- with less wild tendancies 🤣

🔹️OR you may sponsor part or all of the care, training, ans things necessary to produce these horses at this level. At the end You'll have the option to keep the horse, (opt out of the auction), or share in the auction proceeds.

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💠Ways to help💠
Join the Mustang training demonstrations held at various times in 2025. (Mustang Demos is a side event hosted by Harmony Horsemanship in 2025 and details are not yet live)

21/08/2024

❗️Limited private riding lesson spots available.. up to 5 days a week of lesson availability possible.
💠Classical Dressage: Beginner-intermediate
💠Western Dressage: Beginner
💠General English or Western Beginner-Intermediate

🔹️Ages 6+
🔹️On your horse or a lesson horse

PM the page or contact via the website at rhhorsemanship.com

29/07/2024

The mythology of deities and villians.

Horse people are a special breed. They come in a remarkable variety of backgrounds, beliefs, and personality types, but still can share an almost cult-like obsession and dedication.

In May, I gave birth to my first baby, a little boy. It has been remarkable how even the most obvious of facts have created powerful, emotional epiphanies for me. For example, that every single person on Earth, was once a baby. A baby who was helpless, who was scared, who giggled, who just wanted and needed love and care. We share that experience as human beings.

I've long believed something similar about horse people. At some point, they were just innocently in love with the magnanimous beauty, freedom, and power that horses possess. Before the riding, the discipline, the art, or the sport, there was just the love of the animal. We share that experience as equestrians.

Charlotte Dujardin's very public fall from grace brings all of this to the forefront for me. I was not at all shocked or surprised when I saw the video. I wasn't even that disturbed because it is nowhere near the worst I have seen. This type of approach is par for the course in top sport Dressage. We know it's reflective of a culture problem and not a one-off because 4 things are very evident:

1) Despite being clearly stressed, the horse was quite tolerant. This isn't the first time he's experienced this kind of treatment and been expected to figure something out... and he isn't Charlotte's horse.
2) Charlotte's attitude is determined and matter-of-fact. She isn't whipped up in an emotional frenzy and she was okay to do this in front of an audience.
3) The rider claims to have been uncomfortable and unhappy in the moment, but was too intimidated to question such a celebrity trainer.
4) Charlotte's own mentor, Carl Hester, signed a document condeming the actions in the video, as though what is in that video were the foreign acts of some rogue stranger. What completely un-mentor-like and disingenuous behavior. He was very happy to align himself with her in fair weather, and now he's cut her loose in the face of a storm.

What the video shows is without question, not okay. But, the absolute vilification of this women as though she is some monster who lied to everyone that thought of her as their queen... is total bu****it. She's being thrown to the wolves and is being made an example of by her own people for the purpose of politics. Yes, the timing of the release of a 2 year old video also makes that evident. This entire scene is indicative of a toxic, manipulative and exploitative culture within the industry of top sport.

Why wasn't Cesar Parra burned at the stake like this? Or Helgestrand? Their crimes are without any doubt worse. Is it because Helgestrand's family holds significatly greater financial influence and power in the industry? Or maybe it is just because they were never deified and held up as darling heros in the first place. The industry knows there is a culture problem with top sport, and the threat of outside regulation is becoming real. Isabell Werth, a notoriously egregious offender in horse welfare, also ironically signed this document condemning Charlotte. Next signature we will hear about is Sjef Janssen's!

Anyone who ever saw Charlotte and her horses as flawless, didnt know enough about what they were looking at, and that's okay. But don't accuse her of betrayal and blame her for your ignorance. In that video, she was doing what she's been taught, what had been rewarded by judges via the way her horses go, and what has been normalized in the industry. She's far from the worst offender and I absolutely know she's not a heartless monster.
Because she's just another human.
A wife.
A mother.
And yes, a horse lover, even if she has in some ways prioritized the horse's performance over his wellbeing.

But she was never a Goddess, a Unicorn, a Savior, or your Guru. Please spare those of us who knew better the shock and heartbreak. She didn't deceive you: the FEI, the national organizations like USEF, and the judges have been pulling the wool over your eyes, and hers, for decades.

Remember, Charlotte has been being told for years that what she is doing is not just correct, it's exemplary. The horses and Charlotte herself are the ones who are actually being betrayed by this ex*****on theater.

She didn't start her journey as a horse loving little girl doing what she did in that video, she was groomed by an industry that has lost it's way.
Hold THEM responsible!!

26/07/2024

My thoughts, my opinions on Charlotte and the frankly asanine and cruel response of people towards Charlotte as a human.
Now I am not a high level Dressage rider-yet anyway- the biggest competition I ever did was an Extreme Mustang Makeover. I have done dressage shows and all around shows as well.
I am a trainer, instructor, and horseman. I have worked with many mustangs, from wild to ridden, I have started older horses that haven't had a lot of experience, I've worked horses that have been severely abused and have a lot of that trauma still holding to them. I have trained and worked horses that were coddled and babied and never learnt manners or "no" and were the type to try to run someone over. The horses that have a bucking or rearing issue- I am often the one asked to "see what he knows" on a new horse.
All this to say that although I have done a lot of different things with a variety of horses, I am specializing in English Dressage, and taking one own horses through the level as I am learning I am by no means an FEI level rider and I make this point to denote I am talking about this from a horsemanship perspective. And from a HUMAN perspective.

I do not in anyway condone was Charlotte did. I also asked people who knew more than me and watched the video multiple times; because when I first saw it, I couldn't tell all of the times the whip connected to the horse. Certainly you could tell when the horse reacted adversely. But the whip cracking does not always mean that it is connecting with the horse. But again I have discussed this with others, and even if my perspective was correct; that wouldn't mean that what was happening is okay-but it would have been blown out of proportion. I have myself gotten after horses for a reason or another. My intent is never to harm or scare them but I need them to respond. Now again I am not saying this is the case with Charlotte but it COULD have been.

Intentions can be good while the impact is not.
MANY riders I have seen in my lifetime as a horseman, (around 20 years), are fantastic riders but are s**t on the horsemanship side. O could name some well know and well followed western trainers and riders right now, whom a lot of people model their stuff after or buy their curriculum, that are great riders- undeniably great in the saddle but in my opinion s**te with anything outside the saddle. And some of these you have people speak out about but you have more people that defend them, call the others "bunny huggers" and similar names all because they were talking in the name of animal and equine welfare.
I have seen TOP western trainers do WORSE, with worse tools than what Charlotte did- and these are videos that the public can find fairly easily amd yet only a handful of people call out that, that method is extreme and abusive. And again, they are called names by those that are fans anf followers and NOT ONE person villifies or is out for blood the way people have been for Charlotte and the rider and videographer. This is noticeable in other disciplines. That doesn't make any of it right. It doesn't change what Charlotte did. But we need to look at ourselves and ask why we are so keen to completely write someone off and NEVER give them a second chance. NEVER allow them to show and PROVE that they are sorry, they have learned and CAN and WILL do better.
If we cannot allow people to learn and do better then we might as well throw everything out and stop everything like the extreme activists and PETA people want. Because that's where we are headed. We do not allow change even from the top level riders, we allow ourselves to throw hate, and malice towards someone we were once cheering for is hypicritcal. For the ones that demand her head whilst simultaneously ignoring the other sports that do similar and do not hide it. YOU are also creating a problem.
Yes Charlotte should be held accountable and recieve concequences for her actions. Not competing in the olympics is a definitely consequence. And appropriate. Demonizing, villifying and going for blood are not appropriate responses. Her horsemanship needs work, absolutely and probably so does a lot of other top level, mid level, and low level riders. It is not enough to just say you're 100% done to someone. At least in this case based off that one video. If more comes out, more has happened. Continued then I may change my mind but at this point the hunt for blood has been absurd. Charlotte should be allowed to learn from this, to grow and become and do better and PROVE that she can. She has done great things and has been immensely accomplished, we cannot erase all the poaitive impact she has made for this one act of dumbassery. She should be allowed to make amends. she ahould be given some grace to find out why she thought that what she was doing was okay or even remotely useful since it wasn't. From a horsemanship standpoint, based off that one video, she needs to learn a lot more. Really understand HOW to get a horse to understand. How to chamge things up of what you are looking for isn't happening after a certain amount of time with the current method of use.
Let Charlotee recieve her consequences from the governing body that over sees things- in this case the FEI. She does not need a public ex*****on. We need to allow her to prove herself better. She should be able to come back.

As for the rider and videographer there as been a lot of hate towards them too. I get it, you feel they should have done something. But they were kids. Yes technically the rider was 19 but that is BARELY not a kid. Not many kids, not many teens, not many young adults have the confidenxe to speal up and speak out. I never did. I would go silent, hide within myself if I was uncomfortavle about a situation. It was INGRAINED in me that you NEVER question ANY person of authority and that meant anyone older than me. i had to learn, and still am learbing that I have a voice I can use and that's not always the case. But would I have said anything at 19 were that my horse- Honestly I don't think i would have. I would have hidden. I would have felt immense guilt and disgust at myself as well for that happening but never have had the courage to question someone of authority. I am not sayong Charlotte was mean or anything either this is all behavioral and conditioned from some place. I cannot say that that is what this young rider was like, obviously I do not know them but to also go for their head as if they 1) new better, (come on, did you always question your teachers about everything or did you assume they knew and were right? Be honest), and 2) were confident in speaking up.
How many videos do you see online of s**t happening and you see multiple recordings happening but noone helping? This isn't new either. The bystander issue has been around forever. I remember in school, (US), learning about how to "be a good person" and not be a bystander when something was happening. I do not know why the young rider didn't say anything, or stop what was happening but she was trusting her instructor to be doing right and sometimes you don't know if something is right or not. Yes you have your instinct and intuition but again how many of you can Honestly say you listed to that instinct when you were 19. 20, 25 years old? Yes some have the confidence to know their own voice but those of you thay did have that are the oulier not the rule- and that is WONDERFUL for you, but your experiences do not negate others.

Same goes for the videographer. We don't really know why she was laughing. Yes it is unneeving, and can be questionable. However? i know plenty of people and know of plenty of people that laughing, and chuckle when they are HIGHLY uncomfortable. it is involuntary, and if you do not know the person has that you wouldn't be able to know the difference. Is this the case for that videographer? 🤷‍♀️ We don't know, and that's just it. We don't know and probably won't ever know.

Let us not rush into demonizing and villifying someone for a mistake made. Let's find out compassion. Let's find out grace. Allow Charlotte, the rider, the videographer to recieve their consequences as neccessary and matches their transgressions. Let's stop with the immediate hellfire and torture chambers.

Second chances are neccessary and can be allowed. That doesn't mean she gets away with it, but she can grow. She can learn. She CAN do better if we let her.

*Note: i purposefully did not address the timing. i know people think it is sus, but for this it just wasn't necessary to go over. Regardless of the timing of the video it still happened and she still needs consequences.

Thank you all who read this whole thing as it is long winded. I hope we can find peaceful ground for further discussion and even debate.
Comments are open for now but I will turn off or limit who can comment if people get out of hand. Respectful discussion can be had.

Looking forward to hearing from others.

Bec,
Harmony Horsemanship.

12/06/2024

Okay I FINALLY set a time/made the event for the beginning/basics of color genetics. This is set for 2 hours but could go a little bit longer because I am a ✨✨neeerrrrd✨✨. Scheduled for Sunday, June 30 at 9am at Sheridan Creek. Grabs some tickets. You may buy your spot from eventbrite or through me directly.

Come learn about horse colors and genetics at our event on June 30th at 4:00 PM!

29/05/2024

This a damn fine lookin babeh if I do say so myself

29/05/2024

❗️Looking for some summer fun and activities this summee for yourself, a child, or other family member or friend?

🌟Look no further than equestrian activities

🔥Horses have numerous benefits and horse back riding is only one of many various activities someone can do with horses.

🔆Need a date night adventure? Reach out for the options we offer!

⚠️ Want a nee style of parent and me classes? (Mom/daughter, father/daughter, mom/son, father/son etc) You guessed it reach out for what we offer!

🔶️NEW! Reflections and meditations with the Equine presence: Need some relating time to meditate, reflect or otherwise just relax/journal whatever it is. Reflections and Meditations are twice monthly group meetings where we spend time with similar people as well as horses that will lend their calm and ease as we relaxe. Reach out to learn more.

✨️Whether you are looking for riding lessons, horse training, day camps, hangout time with horses, or some other summer, outdoorsy activity reach out today to see how we can help you.

13/05/2024

Miss River had her baby this morning! Lil baby born at 317 days gestation; (does 4am count as the day or would it be 316.5? 😅)-- River certainly likes to do things early 🤣🤦‍♀️
Both mom and baby are doing well.

09/05/2024

Located in Gardnerville Nv
🐴 **ISO A NEW 🏘: Breezy - 9-year-old Bay Dun Roan Grade Quarter Horse Mare**

Breezy is looking for her very perfect, unicorn person.
Breezy is broke to ride and recently has been back in training for 6months building her confidence and learning how to handle herself in situations she deems *scary*. Breezy does not rear, buck, or bolt. When she spooks, she does skitter sideways or turn quickly or circles but comes back to her rider.

Breezy is NOT for a beginner. She needs a CONFIDENT intermediate, firm but fair rider. Breezy needs a person who will lend her their confidence as she does not have much of her own. With the right person though- Breezy will give you everything.

On the ground Breezy is calm, polite, and LOVES people and attention. Will literally coming running up to a gate to meet you. Enjoys hanging out and being groomed plus of course food but she will leave food to come see her people. With that said special consideration can be made for Breezy going as an INHAND/GROUND only therapy program as she would be perfect for someone or many people to hangout with on the ground.
She is not mareish, does not have buddy attachment ir barn sour issues.

Has been ridden English some, mainly Western. W/T/C, been trail and arena ridden.
Needs some more work on leads when canterin in the arena. (specifically picking up canter circles, going straight then circling she does well).
She does go over obstacles her main thing she will try to avoid is water, she may be perfectly fine one day and the next believe it is in fact acid.

She ties and cross ties
*NOTE: Does occasionally pull back when tied, will stop shortly on her own
bathes, but again water can sometimes be her nemesis just lender her your confidence and she is good to go.
Goes over poles but not reslly the jumper type- tried it a bit but she doesn't have the best form but for some fun absolutely can take over cavelettis and small fences just know she won't make things

If you're ready for a rewarding partnership with Breezy, contact us today! Serious inquiries only. SHE. IS. NOT. A .KIDS. HORSE.
NO your 36 month prodigy that has been riding since -5 is not the person for Breezy
NO you "never-even-seen-a-horse-in-real-life" girlfriend/boyfriend/friend/husband is not the person for Breezy
NO your 903 year old nana or pawpaw is not the person for Breezy- UNLESS they just hangin out on the ground or Breezy is carrying their Urns in a saddle bag- theb maybe potentially.
NO Your 180 month year old that just binged watched all of Yellowstone and Heartland is not going to magically make Breezy the perfectist horse that ever horsed.
NO. YOUR KID IS NOT SPECIAL.

Asking 5🥕🥕🥕

Perfect home more important than 🥕. Also owner is in no rush or need to sell. She will stay if the perfect partnership isn't found but we believe an even better match is out there.

Videos will be made soon and available upon request once taken.

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