Daydreamer Racing and Performance Horses

01/13/2026

As Re*****on Park is set to start, we are still limited in spaces for training needs. We will be at the Heritage sale. We are excited for the upcoming 2026 meet. Let us know if you have any questions; we are more than happy to help anyone.

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12/24/2025

Outstanding sale highlight, G1 winner “The Swamp”, a stallion out of Favorite Cartel, presents a rare opportunity for a top runner or breeding stallion. This exceptional individual would be a valuable addition to any racing or breeding operation. Prospective buyers are invited to evaluate him at the Heritage Place sale in Oklahoma City on January 15th.

12/14/2025

We would like to congratulate one of the partners to Daydreamer Performance Horses, actually the man who created a dream that became reality. Enrique Mendoza finishing a strong second over 700 teams in Las Vegas Nevada. If you want a roping horse done right let us know. We have the man in our program.

12/12/2025

Feliz día mi virgen María 🙏

12/06/2025

Good morning everyone, we are thrilled to announce a remarkable lineup of horses in our winter mixed sale. We eagerly anticipate your presence and extend warmest wishes for a wonderful Christmas and New Year.

11/26/2025

11/19/2025

Due to the current EHV-1 outbreak we will not be accepting any horses at this time. We feel that all of our horses are safe & we want to make sure it stays that way during this time of uncertainty.

Prayers for all involved 🙏🙏🙏

🚨 EHV-1/EHM Cases Reported in Texas

Several recent cases of EHV-1/EHM have been confirmed in Texas following a major event. EHV-1 is a contagious viral disease that can cause respiratory illness, neurologic symptoms (EHM), late-term abortions, and neonatal foal loss.

Watch for signs:
• Fever over 101.5°F
• Coughing or nasal/ocular discharge
• Lethargy, anorexia, limb swelling
• Neurologic signs: ataxia, urine dribbling, loss of tail tone, trouble standing

How it spreads: Respiratory droplets, direct contact with infected horses, or contaminated mucus. Shedding can continue for 14–28 days.

What to do:
• Contact your veterinarian immediately if symptoms appear
• Practice strict biosecurity—disinfect equipment, avoid sharing tack, limit travel for 3–4 weeks
• If exposed at an event, isolate and monitor temperatures daily

For more information, contact Equine Sports Medicine & Surgery at 817-596-2829 or visit equinesportsmedicine.comr