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I think I need to fire myself.

I went to the barn today with every intention of making sale videos.

Somehow I ended up riding them, taking cute pictures, and convincing myself we have plenty of room.

Zero stars for productivity.

❄️ Frosted Flakes ❄️
📏15.3 hands
🧸5 years old
🩻Clean X-rays on file
✔️safe
✔️sound
✔️fun

Frosty is a barn favorite. From lessons, shows, obstacles, trails, ba****ck, western, jumping, and anything in between. He takes anyone and everyone around with ease. He’s smooth as butter, pretty as a picture, and sweet as pie ❤️.

https://silverarrowranch.com/horses/frosted-flakes/

Good horses that do a little bit of everything are getting harder to find.

The kind you can take to the show, hit the trails on, let the kids enjoy, and still be proud to have standing in your barn.

We’ve got a pretty special group right now.
Come find your favorite. 🤍

Don’t miss out on these guys 🥰
So much fun at the show!
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The boys had so much fun at the show over the past weekend! They even took home some ribbons! All were perfect right off the trailer. We couldn’t ask for a better group to have available! 💕
All available/coming soon!
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I’ll admit it — I haven’t always done this.

For years, “he’s always been sound” felt like pretty good information to have.

But the longer I’ve been in this business, the more I’ve realized:

Sound today and clean X-rays are two very different things.

It’s not about whether you trust the person selling the horse. Most of the time, they may genuinely have no idea there’s anything there.

Because none of us have X-ray vision and horses can hide things.

So somewhere along the way, I changed my standard.

Now we X-ray every horse before we ever offer them for sale.

And if they don’t pass our standard? You never see them listed.

I’d rather spend the money and find out myself than let a buyer fall in love, pay for a PPE, and be the one to find it.

I didn’t always do it this way.

But now I can’t imagine doing it any other way.

Should this eventually become standard in the horse business? 👀