P.A. Performance Horses

💥 Looking for a new home 💥

This 7 year old pleasure bred gelding is looking for his new partner! “Jay” is a tall giant with super movements!
Because owners are switching from pleasure to reining he is looking for a new home.

Priced to sell!
Contact us for more info and video’s
Location; Breda, NL

💥 Looking for a new home 💥

“Mano” is a super friendly and stunning 5 year old gelding by the great Colonels Shining Gun out of a Cromed Out Mercedes mare.
He is reining trained and has been ridden and shown by a youth rider.
He is social and easy for anyone to ride. Loves to ride on trails and is easy to haul around!

Come and try him! For more info and video’s DM
Located; Breda, NL

📸 DR A Spook in the Nite
Owner; Soraya Jaicey Jaylinn Aily
Breeder; DR Horses

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📸 Berly Sun Burst
Owner; Astrid Bax
Breeder; 23 Quarter Horses

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📸 CR Zans Shinin Spook
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Back home from another show week!

Super happy about our horses performance. They all were very consistent in their scoring 😅

🏆🥇Ziggy made it to AHAR Champion 🥳
This guy never let’s me down, even though he hasnt been in the showpen for a while.
🏆🥈 Limited Open
And 7th in the Intermediate Open.
All classes scoring a 71,5

Casey had his second time showing this week, and he keeps improving everytime we show! 🥳

Flame had a great week showing the AHAR and the snaffle. Happy how he keeps evolving in his showhorse adventure. ❤️

I also want to give a big shoutout to our non-pro’s 👏🏻
They worked their but off to show their horses this week and they did not disapiont!
Ligaya showed her first timer “Mano” and proved that she is a real show rider ❤️
Mandy rocker her “Wally” to a 70,5. And was Reserve Champion 🥈 in the Rookie
I’m a super proud coach 👏🏻

Thank you to our customers for your trust and company this week. We had a lot of fun 🥳
And the people who stayed back home and took care of the horses ❤️
Reining Center Meertenhof and Dutch Reining Horse Association for hosting another great show!
Alpenpad for providing us with the best gear!

On to the next…

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There is always a winner.

And then… there are runs that remind you why you fell in love with this industry in the first place.

Yesterday, when Kole Price marked a 231.5 (yes, again) aboard Golden Coins, it didn’t feel like watching a team that was walking the ledge of risk vs reward.

If we’re being honest… it looked effortless. Like insanely easy. Relaxed. Honest.

Sure, we can talk about all the obvious things.
The preparation. The level of raw talent this stallion has. The degree of difficulty in every maneuver. The precision of pattern placement. The timing. The typical blog that checks every box on paper.

But that’s not what stays with you. What stays with you is the feeling when you witness one of “those runs”.

Honestly, what has always stood out about this team to me isn’t just how great they are. It’s how they’ve gotten there. The patience. The discipline. The respect for the horse as an individual.

In an industry that has seen a surge in opportunity and prize money, it’s easy to get greedy or caught up in chasing more. More runs. More exposure. More pressure to capitalize on a moment. More money.

But this horse… is a reminder that more isn’t always better.

Sometimes better takes thinking outside the box. Sometimes better looks like waiting. Sometimes better looks like choosing the long game over instant gratification.

Kole has managed Golden Coins in a way that feels rare. Not over shown. Not over schooled. Just right and always enough.

The kind of management that allows a horse to stay fresh in his mind. Confident in his job. Willing. Happy. Honest. And able to rise to the occasion when called upon.

You can see it in the way he walks into the pen. There’s no tension. No question. No apprehension in either horse or rider. Just quiet confidence.

And maybe the most telling moment of all wasn’t even the run. It was what happened shortly after.

Kole stepping off before the score was even announced, just to hug the horse. All the feels. At the end of the day we are all in this for the love of the horse.

It’s not just about a 231.5 (still grasping twice at the same horse show 🤯). It’s about trust. It’s about partnership. It’s about recognizing when you’re sitting on something extraordinary and choosing to protect it.

And maybe that’s why it looked so easy.

Because when a horse is understood, respected, and managed with intention, greatness doesn’t have to be forced or called out of them.

It just shows up. Every. Single. Time.

Congratulations to a team that didn’t just deliver a winning run most reining enthusiasts won’t soon forget. They reminded all of us what doing it right not only looks like but feels like.

For the love of unicorns. 🦄
- WhoaZone

I love to see owners enjoying the horses that have been through our training program ❤️

Smokey always was a barn favorite and now he still is!

📸 and GP Chainsmoker Whiz
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