Twisted Wire Training And Performance Horses

Magnolia Texas

We have 2 unbroke 4 and 5 year old grey mares and 1 coming 2yr old grey and white paint c**t. Halter broke lead and tie. Ready to start your way.

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Magnolia Texas

1) 12yr 14.3hh dun Mare. Gentle broke trail riding horse. Neck reins with a good whoa twenty five hundred

2) 9yr13hsorrel gelding. Trail pony also used for penning and sorting in the pens. Neck reins with a good whoa. Three thousand.

Info coming soon. Percherons, Belgians, Fresian/Gypsy and Fresian/Percheron. Reach out for more info sooner.

Ronnie is a stunning 5-year-old, 14.3hh black Paint gelding. He’s smart, willing, and easy to train. Lightly started under saddle, he has a handful of rides and is ready for someone to finish him their way.

Magnolia/Plantersville Texas

Magnolia/Plantersville Texas

Molly is a 13-year-old, 12.3hh black Welsh pony mare. She was previously used by Amish kids for daily riding and cart pulling, and she’s gentle, easy to handle, loads, ties, and tacks up well. For the past few years, Molly has raised beautiful Friesian Sport Horse Pony foals—her yearling was just weaned, and she’s currently exposed again to the same stallion. She’s back under saddle, great for leadline, and easing into solo riding. A handy, family-friendly pony with proven broodmare credentials!

Levi is a 15-hand, 15-year-old bay Quarter Horse gelding with a kind and gentle disposition. He’s broke to ride one-handed and is suitable for riders of all levels—from complete beginners to experienced hands.

Levi has been used in the heeling pen, on the ranch, at playdays, and for trail riding. He is not spooky, completely traffic safe, and dependable in any setting. Currently, he’s being ridden by a 5-year-old learning to ride and hauled by a 14-year-old to ropings.

This gelding is a true all-around partner: quiet and trustworthy for kids or novice riders, yet responsive enough to step up for a more advanced rider when asked. Levi is the kind of versatile, gentle gelding that’s hard to come by. Magnolia/Plantersville Texas

This is why it’s important to debean a gelding

This is why shoving a hose up your horses sheath will not clean it 🫣

We hear it all the time, ‘I put a hose up there, job done’ - job isn’t done.
You can see in the image below the pocket - that yellow bit is a bean - that bean was around the size of a large conker once we removed it. A horse will never be able to remove it - it literally needs human intervention.

We also hear ‘my horse looks fine - we are lucky he’s never needed this doing’
But have you actually checked? Because if you have never had anyone check you can’t say they never needed it?
You can see in the image, if I wasn’t physically showing you - you would not know the bean was there.

What’s often not taken into consideration either is that once a horse retracts their p***s it shrinks down to at least a 1/5 of its size. So that conker size bean looks lost in comparison to the head of the horses p***s in the image, but once it’s retracted? you can physically feel how severely it’s stretching the head of the p***s. It’s just you can’t see it - so it’s actually terribly hard to comprehend!

Get them checked 🐎