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Sound up to date on everything started under saddle and doing very well. Been showed several times in lunge line, halter and color classes, Usually places very well. Registered paint, pinto and buckskin papers


WWW. CLASSICHORSEAUCTION. COM THIS HORSE IS LOCATED: Eddyville, KY Buy Now Price: 9500 To view health docs, see consignor’s info, how to schedule a meeting to try it out, visit our site Full Youtube Here: https://youtu.be/oYpWDmkBF8o?si=QIuotKE6mCeByo8E Jimmy is a 2018 model APHA gelding standing 15.2 hands tall. He has great bone structure and is built to last a lifetime. Jimmy has the sweetest disposition and is a true love bug. He meets you at the gate ready to go and is happy to do whatever is asked of him. Jimmy stands tied all day, stands perfectly to be mounted, and stands great for the farrier. He loads and unloads easily on just about any type of trailer. In the arena, Jimmy is an easygoing, willing partner. He walks, trots, and lopes both directions and has a really nice whoa. He is easy to stop with just your seat. Jimmy side passes both directions with ease and is broke in his body, staying quiet and responsive when asked to yield. Out on the trail, Jimmy is honest as the day is long. He is willing to cover ground at a flat-footed pace or simply poke along for a relaxing getaway. He will ride alone or with a group without a fuss. Jimmy crosses logs, water, ditches, and uneven ground with ease. He stands to be mounted no matter where you are. Whether you are standing on the barrel to get picked up or using the side of the trailer, Jimmy stands quietly and waits. Jimmy has also dabbled in barrels and roping. He tracks a dummy and has been around live cattle without showing any upsetting traits. He would make an excellent horse for a husband who wants to dabble in different activities with a jaw-dropping partner. This horse will turn heads wherever you take him. He is great in a stall or out in the pasture and is happy in either environment. If you are looking for a flashy trail mount, play-day horse, or an overall willing partner, Jimmy is your guy. He is sound, sane, and safe and is available to come and try anytime. Emily 615-542-4564 Eddyville, KY


Brandy has had aprox 6 months professional training Stands tied, loads and hauls well. Does well in a herd or by herself. Does well in a stall and barn setting or out in pasture. She is sound and up to date on teeth, feet, worming and vaccines. She moves off the leg and is getting softer in the mouth as her training continues. She has been over bridges and obstacles no problem. She opens gates and drags the log. She has had a rope swung off of her. She is a very quiet mare with more whoa than go, so definitely suited for ranch, trail She is located in Kelowna BC


Last Minute is a 2026 bay AQHA Appendix/APHA colt by multiple World Champion sire, Wait A Darn Minute (Do You Have A Minute), and out of a multiple Register of Merit earning own daughter of Living Large/granddaughter of Luke At Me. "Taco" has great presence, lovely all-around movement, and a sweet personality. He is handled daily learning to lead, pick up feet, trailer, etc. Taco is 7-panel negative through parentage and carries one copy of W20. His sire is 17 hh and his dam is 16.1 hh. Taco is enrolled in APHA Breeders' Trust and Paynt Points and is eligible for Southern Belle Breeders' Futurity.


Fancy In Chrome is a 2022 16.1 hh gray overo APHA gelding by a point earning and siring son of Zippos Gold Sensation (Zippos Sensation) and out of an own daughter of All Time Fancy. “Clayton” is personable, sweet, and goofy. He is a Zone Reserve Circuit Champion in hunter under saddle (his first time showing) and has also been started in showmanship. Clayton should excel all-around in the English, ranch, and pattern classes. He has some arthritis in his right hock (radiographs available) and has responded great to osphos, so owner recommends continuing. Clayton receives no other maintenance and is currently barefoot.


Baby Has Principles is a 2023 15.2 hh bay AQHA/APHA/ABRA BB/NSBA mare by World Champion sire, The Best Principles, and out of a daughter of Good Machinery and Complete Pleasure (dam of the up and coming stallion, Fahrenheit). "Harper" is sweet, gorgeous, easy going, and talented. She is started in western pleasure, trail, halter, and showmanship. Harper has been hauled to shows for exposure and settles in well. She is 6-panel tested and negative aside from one copy of gbed and herda. Harper is enrolled in Premier Sires, APHA Breeders’ Trust, APHA Paynt Points, NSBA BCF, and NSBA CBCF.


WatchMy Fancy Revenue "Revy" 2025 APHA Gelding Born on tax day: 4/15/2025 Sire: RHF One Fancy Phantom, son of All Time Fancy Revy is as sound as they come. He is smart, willing, and eager to please. Handled daily by his owner, my 15 year old daughter. He stands for ferrier, loads, hauls, baths and clips. He has been to several horse show already and shown at halter. He has a great start on showmanship for being a yearling, as showmanship is my daughter's jam. Revy has also been started lightly on lounge line and is picking up very quickly. Revy is going to be an excellent HUS or Western pleasure prospect. He is a beautiful mover, fancy and eye catching. Beautifully colored. The genetics are here. RHF One Fancy Phantom and Two Eyed Jack bloodlines. We have a combination of gentle minds, supreme confirmation and exceptional versatility. Motivated seller. Willing to travel for the right buyer. Available after our county fair the second week of September. Price will increase the more training he has. Please call for any questions or if you'd like more information, pictures or videos.


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.