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Gaited Kentucky Mountain Horses for sale

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How to Sell Your Saddle Online: Tips for a Successful Sale
How to Sell Your Saddle Online: Tips for a Successful Sale
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Are you looking to sell your saddle online? Whether you're downsizing your tack collection or simply want to find a new home for your saddle, selling it online is a great option! In this blog post, we'll give you tips on how to sell your sadd...
By Team HorseClicks
Trust Your Trainer
Trust Your Trainer
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Back when I was still shoeing horses as my main source of income, I would sometimes be offered, or come across a horse that wasn’t working out for an owner/stable. Before I started my current barn I would either try to place the horse with some...
By Lia Sader
Owners Gain Confidence With Their    Horses As Clinician Provides Coaching
Owners Gain Confidence With Their Horses As Clinician Provides Coaching
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“All horses are different and all people are different, so it’s essential to match the horse to the rider.”  Chris Cox, Mineral Wells, Texas, opened his third presentation at the recent EquiFest of Kansas with that straight...
By Frank J. Buchman
3 Tips for Managing Your Broodmares in the Fall
3 Tips for Managing Your Broodmares in the Fall
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There is a universal understanding that horses are in foal for 11 months but anyone who has stayed up on foal watch knows that nothing is set in stone when it comes to foaling out a mare! For the most part, many broodmares in the Northern Hemisphere ...
By Thomasina Orr
Mind, Body, Emotions - Impact On Learning & Training
Mind, Body, Emotions - Impact On Learning & Training
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As the saying goes “Frustration begins where Knowledge ends” Getting frustrated happens often as we work with horses. They can hit every emotional “hot button” we have. They can make us feel brilliant and then turn right aroun...
By Michael Canfield

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What is a Kentucky Mountain Horse?
The Kentucky Mountain Horse is a type of horse that originated in the Appalachian Mountains of Eastern Kentucky. It is known for its agility, strength and smooth gait. They are also easy to train and highly intelligent, making them ideal mounts for both novice and experienced riders alike. Kentucky Mountain Horses come in a variety of colors and may have white markings on their legs and faces. They are strong-willed yet friendly creatures that make great family horses as well as talented show horses.
What Kentucky Mountain Horse?
The Kentucky Mountain Horse is a true American original! It's considered one of the oldest breeds in North America, recognized for its unique combination of strength and size. A Kentucky Mountain Horse stands between 14 to 15 hands (56-60 inches) high and weighs between 900-1200 lbs. Their feet are large and hooves are rounded, well suited for their natural mountain habitat in the Appalachian Mountains of Eastern Kentucky. They have a sturdy build with broad chest, short back, well-defined withers, strong legs and deep quarters making them excellent trail horses. The breed is known for being surefooted over rugged terrain as they’re able to navigate rocky trails with ease. Mountain Horses come in all colors such as duns, palominos, roans, blacks & bays. They also possess an ideal temperament; bold yet gentle; willing workers but not easily scared or bullied by any rider allowing them to take riders through difficult terrains that even some stronger breeds would struggle with . Therefore these majestic animals find success not only on the trails but also in show rings around the world!