Paint Horses For Sale & At Stud

Private Treaty "Cash" was broke as a two year old in 2025, turned out for the winter, and started this spring on the barrel pattern. Cash has the speed combined with a great turning ability. He is eligible for Young Guns League Barrel Racing Derby $275,000, Futurity $250,000 plus all paint incentives. His papers show 3 lines of running quarter and one APHA for performance. Time, training, and money has been invested in this outstanding young horse.

Showing consistently, gets better every time! Calm in the Fort Worth Stockyards, at horse shows and around a Santa costume. Will make your next team roping, ranch versatility, barrel or family horse.

Tuffy is fun to ride. She moves with great energy while eager to react to cues. Came off the track at age 3 (previous owner) but was not quite fast enough to compete. Great for experienced rider. We rode mostly trails. Some barrels, but not at competition level. She would love to have any job! Moved from acreage home after daughter was born, boarded her for the last few years but cannot keep her due to cost and time. Great health. Tuffy has only 1 eye but that has never slowed her down. After a few years in pasture she now pulls back when tied but with attention she would be back to her amazing self. Stands well for farrier. Loads (with some alfalfa motivation). Up to date on vaccinations: EWT Vaccine, West Nile, Rabies Vaccine Equine, Flu/Rhino IN or IM, Coggins

5-year-old solid Registered APHA mare. 15.1H, about 1150 lbs. 30 days of professional training. Pros: extremely smart, not spooky, ties, clips, stands for farrier, three gaits, smooth mover, neck reins/moves off pressure, more whoa than go (not going to be a speed event horse), started on side pass, started on simple lead changes, has had the rope thrown off her, has drug logs, good in stall or pasture, clean in stall, no weaving, no chewing, no cribbing, not buddy sour, meets you at the gate, trailers well. Cons: marish, bottom of the pecking order, can be mouthy at times, and has kicked. Needs more saddle time/full-time program, very nice confirmation, and could make a good broodmare.

WWW. CLASSICHORSEAUCTION. COM THIS HORSE IS LOCATED: Chapel Hill, TN Buy Now Price: 10000 To view health docs, see consignor’s info, how to schedule a meeting to try it out, visit our site Beautiful coming 10-year-old palomino mare, Lady Jane. Registered APHA. Standing 15.3 hands. Lady Jane is an easy keeper and does great on pasture. She currently has front shoes and stands quietly for the farrier. We currently have her in a pasture with a single strand electric fence, and she respects it well. She stands tied patiently and loads and unloads quietly. She is very responsive and does whatever you ask. She side passes well, making it easy to open gates. She has no buck, bite, cribbing, weaving, or other bad habits. She is more go than whoa, but will stop when asked. My favorite thing about her is how responsive she is under saddle. She is always listening and ready to please. She is level headed on the trail and not spooky. I think she would make a very nice barrel horse. She is a solid mare that could go in any direction. A previous owner has hauled and ridden her at STAR rodeos. She has some roping experience but can get a little hot in the box. She is sweet when interacting with kids but is not suitable for a beginner or young rider. My kids have spent hours on her while being led around our property. She is best suited for an intermediate to experienced rider. She gets along great with other horses and cows and also does well alone. PPE done March 2026 with sound results. Happy to share or you are welcome to get your own. Current on Coggins, deworming, and farrier. Chapel Hill, TN EMILY 615-542-4564

~Private Treaty~ Reason For Selling: I am offering my bred, raised and personally trained mare for sale as I am downsizing and preparing to move. She has given me my dream filly, which makes this decision especially bittersweet as I will always have a "piece" of her moving forward. This mare has so much talent and heart. She is incredibly versatile and capable of excelling in a variety of disciplines, making her a wonderful partner for someone who can truly utilize all that she has to offer. About: Juna is a registered APHA Solid Dun mare standing approximately 14.2 hands, up to date on all routine care and maintained barefoot. She is well-mannered and experienced—she leads, loads, ties, and handles everything expected of a horse of her caliber. She has been hauled to Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Indiana for barrel races, and has proven herself to be seasoned and reliable in a variety of environments. In addition, she has participated in Fourth of July parades, fun shows, gymkhana events and has taken part in clinics at the Midwest Horse Fair in different years. She has had one foal and handled the foaling process independently without issue; however, she did reject the foal, so I would not recommend her as a broodmare. I have an extensive collection of statistics, videos, and photos available, along with references, as I bred, raised, and trained her myself. Depends on the pen, but usually 2D to top of 3D, but I do not do her justice as I train better than I compete. She has a typical confident mare personality—she knows her worth and carries herself accordingly. She is not the overly affectionate type and prefers having a job to do rather than being fussed over. She will only be sold to a suitable home that understands and appreciates a mare of her quality.

I stand 3 stallions at my farm, Two Setting Suns Paint Farm LLC in Kamay Texas. All mares that come in to be live covered is required to have all their shots UTD and vet checked to ensure she can be bred. I handle and control each stallion to ensure mare and stallion is safe. All my stallions are respectful, do not bite or kick out at mares. Doc is an easy breeder and has settled every mare he has been bred to. Your mare is kept separate from other mares on the property. She is fed twice a day of coastal and grain. If there is a specific feed she requires as to grain or supplements, mare owner will need to provide. If mare is fed alfalfa, that can be fed at no additional expense. I do ask for mare owners to bring mare or ship mare at least one week before she is due to come into season so that she can get settled in. Sometimes moving a mare can through off her cycle. I like to have a background of said mare as to health, ground manners, mamma or maiden and any information that owner deans I should know.

Exceptional Look stands at Two Setting Suns Paint Farm LLC in Kamay Texas. He lives cover and AI's. If your mare is to be AI'd, he is collected at Outlaw Equine in Decatur Texas. Collection is $500 + shipping. If you send your mare to the farm, ensure your mare has a negative coggins, current vaccinations, warmed, halter broke, and no hind shoes.