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31/10/2022

26/10/2022

Equipe Synergy Special Monoflap Jump saddle in Brown for sale. 17 inch
In great condition. Only ever cleaned with equipe products.
Medium.
Open to reasonable offers

$3,000.

26/10/2022

FOR SALE

Black Bates Dressage Saddle 17.5inch only 2.years old. This saddle is in immaculate condition and is ready for its new owner. The deep seat, narrow twist and adjustable knee block means we can change this saddle to fit most riders.

$2000

26/10/2022

17.5 black external knee block low profile dressage saddle

In excellent condition well maintained except surface marks to cantel and pommel probably by mice hence price

$1000

26/10/2022

For Sale:
Coats team roping saddle
14.5 " seat
$2500

14/10/2022

For sale

Coats 14” Rope Saddle for sale. Awesome saddle just have too many and wanting a smaller seat size; very comfortable to ride. For any other questions feel free to comment or PM for additional information.

Asking $3950

12/10/2022

FOR SALE – Specialized Wade Western Saddle $ 3,000.
Selling due to loss of horse. Originally bought about 10 months ago. Many extra’s on this saddle and as you can see, it is like new.

Features include:
16 inch Seat, Dark Oil Leather, Wrapped Horn
Double Skirt Style, Fender Length 5’3 to 6’1
Jeremiah Watt Conchos & Hardware
Basket Tooling, Leather Trail Stirrups
Adjustable stirrup positions (forward, balanced or centered)
Patented 3-D (three dimensional) fit system, allowing you to fit multiple horses.
Very lightweight at about 23 lbs

Pm if interested.

$ 3,000

12/10/2022

Amazing , new Billy Cook 15.5” seat Roping/Ranch Saddle. Back cinch, Billy Cook Front cinch and bucking rolls included. Only ridden in a dozen times, very comfortable! Only selling because my husband sold his horse and do not need it anymore. Willing to ship at buyers cost.

$2,500.00

08/10/2022

2019 Coats saddle for sale
14 inch Seat

Asking $3000, available for a 7-day trial.

Pm if interested. We keep collecting 👍

08/10/2022

Got this saddle done it’s for sale 14.5
6.5 inch gullet width for more info pm me asking $3500
Pm us directly

08/10/2022

15.5 Luke lane saddle for sale

08/10/2022

Great used condition.

SE25 18” saddle for sale
Seat size- 18”
Flap length - 4C (long and forward)
Year - 2015
Foam
Seat depth- TR (semi deep)
$3,000
Buyer pays shipping

08/10/2022

I am listing my saddle for sale, as I am looking to possibly buy a new one.
Double J pro
14.5 in seat
6 3/4 in gullet
45* bar angle
$☝🏻700 obo
Will ship at buyers expense

08/10/2022

Jeff smith c3 for sale.

-13.5 inch seat
-Cheyanne Roll
- 5 inch cantle
-6.5 inch standard gullet
-good buckstitch

Prefer to meet in person but will ship it.
$ 2,800.

08/10/2022

Kilmore Providence Saddle
Purchased new at Landmark Classic 2022. Ridden in all of 10 times still brand new. 13.5 inches.
Don’t wait 6 months buy now

$3,500.

30/09/2022

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30/09/2022

CSI Show Cut saddle pad for sale!
It’s a few years old, but has been used on and off during that time
It’s in great condition and just been cleaned, so it’s ready to go!!

28” length and 30” drop

Liner has never been flipped, it’s a 3/4”

Will take $325 shipped!

30/09/2022

Gorgeous lightly used custom Martin BTR, it is a 15 in. Seat and a 6.75. Bought brand new and has been well taken care of.

$2,800

30/09/2022

16.5” Bob’s custom reining saddle
-Square skirt, 30”
-Half basket, half floral
-California seat
-7” gullet
-Engraved Ds and 6 corner plates

Asking $3500. shipping available

30/09/2022

Saddle up for the season by spending the evening in a festive horse-drawn carriage. Trot through Tilles Park and gaze at the splendor of Winter Wonderland.

Tickets go on sale on October 3 at 10am.

30/09/2022

Saddle charms $6
Multiple’s available

30/09/2022

We are all settled in and up and running at our new location in Scottsdale, Out West Stallion Station!

30/09/2022

Holding Space Vs Counter Conditioning

I’ve been wanting to write about this for quite some time now, and every time I go to do it I find myself at either a loss for words (which is rare) or I choose not because it is is genuinely not my intention to trigger or offend people on the pursuit of mindful horsemanship.

But this conversation needs to be started, if only for planting a seed of new thought.

So please be kind and patient as you bare with my first time trying to explain my messy thoughts on this.
Even as a teenager, I was always been known as the trainer who got sent the “dangerous” horses.

As an abused foster kid, I intimately understood what they were feeling and could hold ultimate space for them during their lashing-outs.

Sure, I did poor biomechanics as I didn’t know any better, but holding space was never my downfall. And it’s been so beautiful as the last two decades have gone by and I’ve seen more and more people learning to “hold space” for the horses.

To sit with them in their fears and triggers and wait.

Wait for them to soften to the touch.

Wait for them be okay with that saddle.

Not react when they kick and strike and just hold out for that deep breath.

To allow them a voice.

However, that’s not simply enough.
Nearly every day I see videos of posts from trainers that I do deeply respect talk about how they’re going to hold space for the horse who’s viciously acting out, and I can clearly see nerve fires or ulcer lines on them.

These great beasts, given enough time and patience and kindness will eventually stand there, take that deep breath, swap nervous systems and allow the trainer to do what they are hoping to get done with them.

It works.

But it doesn’t solve the root problem and the horses stay in discomfort and out of their body.
Now, it’s different than learned helplessness.

Those horses are taught that they don’t have a voice at all. They are shut down further any time an emotional response comes up.

This “mindfulness practice” allows the voice, but it counter-conditions them to have a different emotional response to the same stimulus.

It doesn’t solve the problem OF the stimulus.

I recently did a mini clinic with a trainer who had this thoughtful conversation with me as we discovered that 8/11 horses she pulled out had ulcers.
They would go to work for her because she’s incredibly patient, kind and mindful to give them a voice, but deep down she knew that they still weren’t “right”. And thankfully she honored her intuition so they can all be on a better track.

I guess what I’m trying to say through my fumbled words is -

Pain is real.

And I’ve never come across a poor attitude (horse or human) that wasn’t in some kind of significant discomfort.
Most people are still just learning how to figure out what they are is all…

So if a horse is having an emotional response, it’s worth getting to the root cause and alleviating all of the stimuli that’s causing it ALONG with holding space while you slowly peel that onion.

(Also, holding space does NOT mean not having boundaries. Those are equally as important).

Humans are no different, by the way.

So many of us are in crippling pain, but as long as people can be kind to us while we navigate it, we can interact easier -

But that doesn’t mean that it wouldn’t be amazing to be rid of the discomfort and get to use all of the capacity that takes up for joy instead.

All this to say -
Please don’t dismiss pain.
Advocate and keep asking questions.
I promise there are answers.

🤍