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~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.

**SOLD**This fancy APHA Paint colt is a KNOCKOUT! Beautifully marked with correct conformation, beautiful expression and very good mind. He is gorgeous and can be your next all around horse with the mind and build to perform! Sonny Dee Bar and other great foundation bloodlines. Call or text (712)304-2212

This sweet Goober needs a home with grass pasture, a stall and a person to be all his own.. Lock and Load aka Goober is a18 years young, registered APHA stallion. 15.2 at whithers, 15.3 at rump and THICK. No health issues or maintenance. Barefoot. He is a stallion. And you wouldn't believe it. Goober is VERY calm, quiet, and absolutely non-reactive. He can be penned with other horses. No bite, paw, buck, rear, bolt ever. The baby leads him. The dog leads him. He follows you like a puppy everywhere. Even into the house. He rides double. He wears hats, clothes, and is just plain chill. Goober has way more WHOA than go. He is responsive and moves when asked. He neck reins, works off off of seat and legs. When in shape, he moves very collected with his rump well under him. He has a beautiful, comfy, slow jog. A comfy extended trot, rocking canter, and just smooth. He has a light mouth. Rides quietly on loose reins with a hackamore. Grandma can ride. The kids can ride. He goes well beside roads, crosses water, barking dogs are no bother, good around traffic, he'll get a little looky at big blowing trash and rattly dump trucks. I have exclusively trail ridden him. Goober cannot do explosive speed events. Not that he'd even want to. Previous owner says he had mild roars and should not. However, I do 13 mile trail rides with long gallops and have never heard him do it. Goober has perfect ground manners, farrier skills, good for baths. Stands to be mounted. He can be a little slow/stubborn loading. His only vice, he blows up his belly and wiggles when you tighten the girth. Like it's killing him. He was a mounted shooting horse and breeding stallion in his prior life. He did produce color. Said to be a gentle pasture breeder. Why am I rehoming? I currently house Goober in a wooded, shady 3/4 acre paddock with a stall. There are tons of oak trees. He will eat all of the acorns and then strip and eat bark off of the trees. He must be stalled to prevent exposure with short turn outs. Goober is addicted and will hunt it down. We thought he had EPM last year but it ended being toxicity from the oaks. I had a horrific car accident on 10/16/25. I can't physically care for him. And I have MONTHS to a YEAR before I can. My medical bills and expenses are just crazy. Goober is out of shape as he hasn't been worked or ridden in 6 months. He's the same dude if you ride daily or monthly. IF and when Goober goes, it will be to the PERFECT loving, forever home (NO FLIPPERS). I will be checking his new home, vet, farrier, friends, references. Priced low for a quick, uncomplicated sale.

7 year old, 15-hand paint gelding. Well-finished and a solid foundation. Works comfortably at the walk, trot, and canter; backs willingly, side passes, turns on the forehand and haunches, and can pick up the canter directly from a walk. Soft mouth, responds to light leg and rein cues and understands his job in the arena. Can be lunged easily. Best suited for any level of experience confident rider who appreciates a horse with buttons and feel. He has been on a handful of trial rides and has handled them well, has gone up and down steep hills and jumped over crevasse. Personality: Total in your pocket horse. Playful silly boy and LOVES attention. Super curious and gentle. +unique looks (white eyelash and semi white eye). Sound, sane, and up to date on vaccines and teeth. Videos click here: https:///share/r/18A6jyd348/?mibextid=wwXIfr Phoenix, south mtn