Star Bound Horses

06/02/2026

Cookie in her new rainsheet 🌻

05/11/2026

Finally!
Baby Koda’s papers are finally on their way!

Thanks to her hair sample getting lost in the Christmas mail, I had to track down the delay and then resend a new hair sample for her DNA verification. 🙄

12/18/2025

A little Ginger time

12/05/2025

🩷Ginger

11/23/2025

So behind this year… but Koda is finally registered!!

Meet “Playing For Keepsake”

Now to get her WF and SS enrolled!

11/14/2025

Free run time for Squirrel and Cookie

11/09/2025

Kinsely

Sweet and gentle yearling 🩷 ready for a new home

High Class Ticket (aka Kinsley)
Dam: Tickettothegunshow (x Circle Gray Gun x Playgun)
Sire: A Classic Guy

Incentives:
Western Fortunes (paid in)
CBHI
Breeders Elite
Sandy Ridge Barrels

Kinsley has only been lightly handled since spring, yet is fantastic and very willing. She was handled very regularly before and shortly after weaning.
Comes to you and easy to halter in the field, lives with the herd.
Always stands well and easy for the farrier, has always been on a consistent schedule of trimmed every 6 weeks.
She has a patient and keen mind, with a gentle demeanour.

I own the mother and she is available to view. She is the most chill brood mare and gives this same character/attitude to her babies.

Current wormer and vaccines being done this week.

Disclosure: She has a small scar on her hind leg. Happened when she was 2 months old, and was literally only skin scraped, but soft baby skin scars easily.

7️⃣7️⃣5️⃣0️⃣
Okotoks, AB

11/09/2025

Own a palomino they said…..

Oh Baby Koda 🙇🏼‍♀️

10/20/2025

This!

“I won’t buy a weanling for that”

Let’s do some basic math for what the cost is in MY area:
Feeding the mare and stallion for a year = $3500
Vaccines for both = $150
Mineral and salt for the year = $540
Farrier for the year for both $600
Dewormer =$150
Ultrasounds for the mare after breeding $200-$300

So just to get the foal on the ground, we are at $5200 on the LOW end with no extra vet expenses 🤪
If you purchase a stud fee and do AI, it’s even MORE.

Now add in any emergency vet care for when the foal is born or throughout the year, IgG testing, registration papers (the cost of this has gone up to nearly $200 a foal without any colour testing), vaccines for the foal, dewormer, and grain.

Not to mention all the time put in training and handling the foal so it’s a civilized member of society that has the basic knowledge of life so the new owner is not getting something feral and terrified of people that wants to jump a fence or climb a wall to get away from you.

If you want something cheap, my page is probably not the place for you 😅
There are plenty of breeders that probably don’t vaccinate, deworm, trim feet, or handle their babies and will sell their foals cheaper.. thats not me nor will it ever be. Broodmares and stallions should get the same level of care as any horse used for riding or competition.

I’ve devoted so much sweat and tears into my program to raise the best APHA foals I can that are amateur friendly and can go in many different directions. I’ve found mares that cross well with my stallion to produce foals that are easy to work with and be around so that people actually enjoy owning them.
Thinking I should sell them for $1000 or being rude will likely end up with me keeping your name on a list and not ever selling you a foal 🤗

On another note, I have no problem leaving mares open and not breeding if I have foals left to sell from the year before. Im not going to just dump them to produce more. I do this for the love of the horse and bettering them. If there comes a time where I can’t give them everything they require and care starts lacking, then I would stop breeding all together.

Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk 🤪

10/06/2025

Little Larry is headed off to begin her training with Sarah Wolfe for the winter!
Time to wear off some of that summer grass chubbiness and become an athlete