• Partial Lease is $300 a month for weekends or 3 weekdays.
• Full Monthly lease is $600.
• Yearly lease that includes being bred to any of our stallions for a foal that is yours to keep after it is weaned is $1000 a month.

Lease includes pasture board, farrier, routine vet health shots, coggins, worming. Horse must be kept boarded here.

We do have a rule that if an injury or illness happens while the horse is under your care that you are responsible for the vet costs. This prevents people from treating our horses like a rental car that they feel they can run to the ground and provides motivation to watch the health and safety of the horse.

Reg: AHR 0537468
(Infinety x Thee Lyric)
Bloodlines: Egyptian Polish
3/27/1996 Bay Arabian Mare
Halter and Western Pleasure Grand Champion.
Breeders Sweepstakes Nominated.
DNA Tested (Ee,AA)

Grand daughter of:
- The Minstril, leading sire of Egyptian Arabians around the world, A National winner & sire of National, International & Egyptian Event Champions.
- *Simeon Shai, Canadian, US National Champion and Salon Du Cheval Champion. Sire of U.S. and Canadian National winners as well as champions in eight other countries
- Tomboy, the dam of Nat. CH, Eternity.

This mare has been professionally trained and won in Western Pleasure. She has been trail ridden and works best with an intermediate rider that knows leg/weight cues and a direct rein without being too heavy handed on the bit. She prefers not to lead, but will do so for an experienced confident rider. She has been ridden by beginners on the trail. that have taken riding lessons

Click Here to visit her detail page.

Click here to visit her detail page.

• Partial Lease is $300 a month for weekends or 3 weekdays.
• Full Monthly lease is $600.
• Yearly lease that includes breeding cost to one of our stallion for a foal that is yours to keep after it is weaned is $1000 a month.

Lease includes pasture board, farrier, routine vet health shots, coggins, worming. Horse must be kept boarded here.

This mare has been ridden for many years on the trail and drinks from the lake or a pond, crosses traffic, walks through mud and water, knows how to side pass logs, etc. Although she has been ridden by beginners that have had riding lessons, she works best with an intermediate rider that knows leg/weight cues and a direct rein without being too heavy handed on the bit. She loves to canter and does flying lead changes extremely easily. Natural horsemanship trained since a foal, she does all of the ground work, turns on the forequaters, hindquarters, sending, etc.

Her favorite gait is the canter over a trot and she can do a lovely western rocking chair canter that you could sit all day in. She is very forward moving and I have ridden her as the lead horse many times as well as she is very good in a group.

• Partial Lease is $300 a month for weekends or 3 weekdays.
• Full Monthly lease is $600.
• Yearly lease that includes the breeding cost to one of our stallion for a foal that is yours to keep after it is weaned is $1000 a month.

Lease includes pasture board, farrier, routine vet health shots, coggins, worming. Horse must be kept boarded here.

PtHA 101530
(JD Bandit APHA 277973 x Prissys Gal PtHA 71686)
2/13/1998
Double Homozygous for Black and Tobiano Pinto.
DNA Tested (EE/aa/TOTO) .
Very Big Tall Black and White tobiano pinto mare.
APHA cutting and reining bred bloodlines.
She is being bred to our Black Arabian stallion LA Black Legacy
for guaranteed Black and White Pinto Arabian
sport horse foals that will not only have the needed size
to carry the majority of riders but also extreme athletic ability
to excel in a variety of sport horse and reining events! Her first B/W Pinto Arabian foal to be shown, Black Chaytan CTA, took 2 Res. World Championships and 2 TT World Championships at 4 months old competing against much older horses!

Click Here to visit her detail and foals page.

This mare has been ridden on the trail, used to pony young horses , crosses traffic, walks through mud and water . Although she has been ridden by beginners that have had riding lessons and is usually the horse we put our guests on, she works best with an intermediate rider that knows leg cues and a direct rein without being too heavy handed on the bit. She is naturally a slow moving horse (lazy typical of her Quarter horse breeding), so she is not gong to go fast for very far or long, which can be a good thing if you like a horse that is not trying to always run away with you. She is not the type of horse to spook and run off at every piece of grass blowing and does not mind if the horses in front leave her behind galloping off. She has a comfortable sofa type western jog and slow canter. She can be ridden bareback by an experienced rider assuming you can stay on bareback on a moving horse. She is more tolerant of bad riders as she is not as senstive to riding cues as a typical Arabian horse. She rides best with direct rein cues. She prefers once you give the rein cue that you release the rein pressure otherwise she will try and remind you to release the pressue by tugging on the reins.

Although we do not give riding lessons, we can help you on a scheduled basis for no fee, to give you pointers on what works for a particular horse and what you might be doing incorrectly.

We have a friend that is a profesional English Riding Instructor for Dressage. He can give you formal riding lessons on your lease horse for a per lesson fee. We only have a couple of mares that have formal Dressage training, so those lease mares would only be available on a per riding basis Monday -Thursdays only. Otherwise, most any horse can do the basics of dressage.

 

Please note: inorder to be sure of a good fit between rider and lease horse, we do require that anyone interested in leasing a riding horse show in our indoor arena that at a minimum that you are capable of tacking up a horse, mounting safely and are able o ride the horse at a walk, trot, and halt. When people with poor riding skills lease our horses, we have found that they tend to ruin our horse's good training by giving conflicting cues, hardening of the mouth by harsh unrelenting hands that bang the bit on their mouth with every step they take as the rider bounces around in the saddle like a sack of potatoes with the reins flopping around and hitting the sides of the horse's neck. Yes, some of our horse's neck rein ( keying off leg and weight cues primarily), but with a bad rider whose reins are hitting them on the side of the neck as they bounce around, the horse has no clue which time the rein hits their neck is meant to convey a riding cue or which unbalanced leg contact or weight shift is supposed to be a signal or not. If you ever see a rider whose horse has got their head stuck up in the air at some weird angle, you can bet the rider is giving horrid bit contact and conflicting cues. Therefore, we ask that all riders use a basic one rein in each hand ,direct rein cue system when riding our horses and release the bit pressure when the horse has performed the cue requested. There is no such thing as a totally bombproof horse on the trail, so we do ask that you know how to do one-rein stop or circle horse.

We sometimes offer riding time inexchange for regular barn help to the right individual.

We sometimes have green broke horses that need more riding time from a quiet experienced rider. These are available for no fee to the right individual.

Due to liability reasons we will not lease a horse for the use of children/minors!

See an actual Horseback Ride on the Pilot Knoll Equestrian Trails in Nov 2011 below.

We offer video taping in HD of your trail experience or just for lesson puposes.
As well as memorial HD Blu Ray's of your favorite horse and riding experience.
See youtube video's below for sample videos that others have had done.

 

 

 

 

We are located near the Pilot Knoll Lake Lewisville Equestrian trails. We try to ride as much as possible during the weekdays and on the weekends and you are welcome to ride your lease horse with us. We occassionally haul out to Competitive Trail or Endurance Rides. We are a member of the American Competitive Trail Horse Association as well as several other organizations.