Which Unicorn Will You Ride?
Lately, there's been a lot of buzz about Unicorns. Why? Because they are rare and unique, and everyone would like one. Each of our lesson horses has been specially selected to safely provide clients with the skills that they need to learn to ride effectively. For us, each of these horses is very special, and definitely worthy of unicorn status!
CC Seis Siestas
"Biscuit"
Biscuit is a 17 year old AQHA gelding. He is a very classic short and stocky quarter horse, and was bred to work cattle. He is mostly retired now, but is still occasionally used for some walk/trot lessons. Biscuit is a sweet soul and very responsive to his riders. He truly teaches those that ride him that when communicating with horses, less is often more! Before retiring, he was my personal "go to" horse any time that I wanted to hit the trails or needed to use a horse to work with other young or troubled horses. He is definitely one in a million!
Jazzy In Blue
"Jazzy"
Jazzy is a 10 year old AQHA mare. She spent the first part of her career as a show horse, specializing in western pleasure and trail. She has successfully shown in the all-around events at AQHA shows. She is also a wonderful lesson horse...smooth, confident, and responsive. She teaches riders of all ages how to refine their cues and skills. She is scheduled to be bred to The Immortal for a 2024 foal, so she will still be doing lessons, just to a lesser degree as breeding season approaches.
Miaroostercat
"Mia"
Mia is a 15 year old AQHA mare. She has been a steadfast mount for riders of many skills and ages over her past six years in the program. She has a smooth trot and canter, and doesn't like to go any faster than is absolutely necessary, which has made her a perfect mount for younger riders learning to canter on their own. However, more advanced students can get her motivated and unlock her athletic abilities as a ranch rider and introductory reiner. She is in foal to Shiney Outlaw for a 2023 foal, so is still doing some lessons, but will be taking it a little easier as her foaling date approaches.
Coming Soon
TBA
As a couple of our lesson horses near retirement, the hunt for a new one is on! Hopefully we'll have the perfect new addition to our herd soon!