The more you know, the better prepared you’ll be the day of the sale. Speaking with sellers ahead of the sale is encouraged, and they will be best equipped to answer your questions. If you’re new to buying horses, or simply want to double-check your list, check out 60 Questions to Ask When Buying the Horse of Your Dreams. Watch the videos, read about the horses, and contact the sellers directly to learn more about the horses who rise to the top of your wish list. Do Your HomeworkĮach sale horse has a dedicated landing page with information about it, so take time to carefully review them.
Read the horse descriptions carefully and contact sellers to get a thorough training history. *Note: While all the consignors are women, that does not mean they did 100% of the training for their sale horses. what level, type, and amount of training does the horse have - and who handled that training*) needs to hold up to long days of ranch work) if you run hot, you may want a chiller horse) The time to be really honest about your personal situation is before the gavel drops. Be Honest About Your SituationĮvery horse is different, and so is every rider. Then reference your list during the selection, test ride, and purchasing process to ensure you end up with the right horse for you. Write down your priorities - in order - before you start scrolling through the list of sale horses. You can bring home the flashiest palomino (no shade to palominos!) at the sale only to find yourself disappointed if your personalities don’t mesh or the horse isn’t well suited to the activities you enjoy. We all love pretty horses, but be careful not to make purchase decisions based on “style over substance.”Įach horse has a unique personality, story, training history, confirmation, and skill set. If you’re interested in purchasing a horse from Cowgirl Cadillacs, here are a few tips to help you have a positive experience. This year’s event takes place February 21-22, 2020 in Wickenburg, Arizona at the historic Rancho de los Caballeros resort. “Every horse here is offered by a woman who strives every day to live up to the example set by those early female trailblazers.” – Cowgirl Cadillacs It’s called the Cowgirl Cadillacs horse sale, and it’s proudly presented by Cowgirl Magazine. There’s a place where all the consigners are women, sale horses are beautifully trained and cared for, and the atmosphere is organized, calm, but still buzzing with excitement.
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If your idea of an equine sale is dark barn full of dingy panel stalls, nervous horses, and gruffly-spoken salesmen, it’s time to shift your perspective. Where to Learn More What is Cowgirl Cadillacs? For more pictures and video please visit. Current on dental, deworming and farrier. Best part about Bubba is you don't have to be an experienced teamster to drive him as many of the kids that came for horse drawn rides took a turn at steering him throughout downtown Preston. With Bubba's beauty, eye catching build, massive size, coal black body, long mane and tail, we feel he would be an excellent addition to anyone's carriage business. We have also personally used him to haul manure, plow, disc, drive colts, and put on horse pulling demonstrations. Bubba will back and swing on voice command. He will stand well to hook and for loading and unloading people at events. He loads and hauls easily and will back off the trailer. He did an excellent job and didn't bat an eye in town, in traffic or amongst hundreds of people and the commotion. We have used Bubba for multiple wagon and sleigh ride events throughout the summer and Christmas season. He would hang his head out his stall to be petted, brushed and pampered all day if he could. He is the definition of a gentle giant that is personable and loves attention. Bubba will drive single or double, on either side as well as in multiples in any position for field work. He is well broke to drive and been worked all his life. Bubba is a big, beautiful black Percheron gelding that stands 18 hands, weighs 2350# and is made the way a draft was intended to be. LOT 372A - Bubba, a 7 year old black Percheron gelding.
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