Silverado Horses

Silverado Horses Thanks for sharing the journey with us! ~ Sabrina

Silverado Horses is a breeding and training facility dedicated to raising exceptional Gypsy Vanners and Quarter Horses with excellent conformation, temperament and training.

🤠 Working Student Position Available October 2026 (minimum 6 month commitment)Live on-site position only. Yes… you guess...
08/12/2026

🤠 Working Student Position Available

October 2026 (minimum 6 month commitment)
Live on-site position only.

Yes… you guessed it—working with fluffy Gypsies and talented Quarter Horses! šŸ˜

If you're looking for more than just another barn job, this could be the opportunity you've been waiting for. We're searching for someone who is passionate about horses, eager to learn, and excited to become part of a growing training program.

Your Responsibilities:

• General chores (mucking, feeding, watering, graining, medicating, doctoring, and helping keep the ranch running smoothly).
• Grooming/bathing, braiding and clipping.
• Saddling & tacking up.
• Assisting with c**t starting and riding.
• Preschool with the babies (so fun!).
• Assisting the veterinarian and farrier as needed.
• Occasionally becoming an unwilling (or willing šŸ˜‰) star in a TikTok or social media video.

What We're Looking For:

• Positive attitude.
• Reliable and dependable.
• Strong work ethic and physically fit.
• Eager to learn and become part of our training program.
• Solid riding experience.
• Colt-starting experience is a definite bonus, but not required. Confidence is a must!

If you prefer only riding horses that suit you perfectly, this is not the right opportunity for you 😊 A big part of this position is riding and working with a variety of horses, learning how to adapt to each one, and becoming a more well-rounded horseperson. A positive attitude, a little humility, and a willingness to learn go a long way!

What We Offer:

• Housing, WiFi and utilities provided.
• Monthly stipend šŸ’°
• Horse show opportunities.
• Hands-on mentorship in a professional training program.

Opportunity to grow into a permanent role with increased riding and training responsibilities.

Unlike many barns, we believe you can work hard, strive for excellence, and still enjoy coming to work every day. We take our horses seriously—but we don't take ourselves too seriously. If you're looking for a place to learn, laugh, work hard, and become a better horseman or horsewoman, we'd love to hear from you!

Please Note:

• No pets, no exceptions.
• Minimum 6-month commitment required.

About Silverado Horses

Located in Marana, Arizona (just northwest of Tucson), Silverado Horses specializes in raising, training, and selling exceptional Gypsy Vanners and Quarter Horses. We are committed to outstanding horse care, quality training, and true horsemanship.

Owner and trainer Sabrina Fedorak brings more than 30 years of riding and training experience, competes in reining, instructs mountain trail clinics, and is building a premier training and breeding program with a growing herd of 18+ horses.

šŸ“© To Apply: Email your resume to [email protected]

šŸ“± Questions? Send Sabrina a PM or call/text 520.990.1187

08/11/2026

This isn’t a feel sorry for me post. ā¤ļø

This video shows the muscle spasms I often get after a Rhizotomy... they were extra strong after I rode today. Twice a year they cauterize (burn) a whole bunch of nerves in my lower back to try and control severe chronic pain.

It sucks, but I thank God every day this is all I have to deal with. I know there are people out there carrying things far heavier than this.

But it got me thinking today…

We really have no idea what other people are dealing with sometimes.

Someone can look totally fine, be working, laughing, taking care of everyone and everything around them… and still be dealing with something pretty terrible behind the scenes.

So I guess this is just a reminder to give people a little more grace. Be a little kinder.

You just never know what someone else is carrying. ā¤ļø

I did not grow up starting c**ts. It’s not my favorite thing to do, and I definitely don’t pretend to be fast at it. It ...
08/11/2026

I did not grow up starting c**ts. It’s not my favorite thing to do, and I definitely don’t pretend to be fast at it.

It takes me 10x longer than some of my friends and mentors who have started hundreds of c**ts. They make it look easy. Meanwhile, I’m over here doing one more groundwork session ā€œjust to be sure.ā€ 🤣

I take my time. Probably more time than necessary. I want them confident, relaxed, and ready for what I’m asking.

And even then, there’s always that tiny bit of trepidation with those first steps and first rides. Because no matter how much homework you do, at some point you still have to swing a leg over and trust the work you’ve put in.

But there is something pretty special about that moment when all the slow, repetitive, sometimes slightly obsessive preparation comes together… and they quietly carry you for the first time. ā¤ļø

Nothing better than hanging with my littles!! Trix & Clifford, the cutest little besties 🄰
08/11/2026

Nothing better than hanging with my littles!!

Trix & Clifford, the cutest little besties 🄰

Some horses are beautiful… and then there’s Silver. šŸ˜
08/10/2026

Some horses are beautiful… and then there’s Silver. šŸ˜

08/10/2026

Just getting em a little more broke around here 🤠

ā¤ļø Max

This is less of a flowchart and more of a lifestyle. šŸ˜‚
08/03/2026

This is less of a flowchart and more of a lifestyle. šŸ˜‚

Amy’s creativity strikes again! šŸŽ€ā¤ļø Merlin
08/01/2026

Amy’s creativity strikes again! šŸŽ€

ā¤ļø Merlin

08/01/2026

I truly believe the work we do on the ground sets our horses up for better success under saddle!!

These hot days are perfect for slowing things down and working on easier, but still challenging, groundwork sessions.

ā¤ļø Amy and Silver

ā€œHow can you possibly keep horses in Arizona—especially hairy Gypsies?ā€ ā˜€ļøšŸ“The truth is, every climate comes with its ow...
07/30/2026

ā€œHow can you possibly keep horses in Arizona—especially hairy Gypsies?ā€ ā˜€ļøšŸ“

The truth is, every climate comes with its own challenges. Wet climates bring mud and skin issues, cold climates bring frozen water and typically more colic concerns, fluctuating climates keep you constantly adjusting—and here in Arizona, we deal with the summer heat.

We’re just smart about it.

Our horses have shade all day, constant access to clean water, daily electrolytes, misting, clipping, regular health checks, and lots of monitoring. We never work them in excessive heat, and any exercise is done in the early morning hours.

And then there’s Thor… šŸ˜‚

This photo was taken at almost 4:00 p.m., during the hottest parts of the day. He had a perfectly good shaded shelter available, but instead chose to stretch out in the sunshine and work on his tan.

Apparently the hairy ones worry less about the Arizona heat than the humans do! ā˜€ļøšŸ¤£

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