Myers Performance Horse Sales

Myers Performance Horse Sales Specializing in Reining Performance Horse Buying and Selling we match riders to their perfect horse
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Reining Horses = Pro AthletesEver wonder how long a reining horse’s career lasts?Think NFL…Most top football players ret...
04/17/2025

Reining Horses = Pro Athletes
Ever wonder how long a reining horse’s career lasts?

Think NFL…
Most top football players retire in their early 30s. The game is hard on the body—fast, intense, and unforgiving.

Same goes for reining horses.
They start competing at age 3 (like age 18 in human years) and hit their prime fast. By 5 or 6, they’ve already done a lot of their big winning.

These horses are the elite athletes of the horse world—
Quick off the line, precise under pressure, and trained to dominate the arena.

Every run is a playoff moment.
They won’t last forever, but when they’re great…
You feel it.















Tag someone who’s riding their MVP right now!
Drop your horse’s age in the comments!
Who’s your GOAT?

GREAT ONES DON’T NEED TRAININGNo begging. No babysitting. No shortcuts.Just pure instinct and unshakable ❤️This one?He w...
04/16/2025

GREAT ONES DON’T NEED TRAINING
No begging. No babysitting. No shortcuts.
Just pure instinct and unshakable ❤️

This one?
He waits for cues—he owns the moment.
Big stop. Big try. Big future.

You can’t teach this!
You just thank your lucky stars when one like this hits the dirt.

Drop a “WOW” if you know a horse like this.
Tag your reining crew. Let ’em know what they’re up against.


🔥 Reining bred. Reining built. Reining bound. 🔥

Real men don’t waste time on people who don’t have grit.Out here, we don’t just ride—we dominate. If you ain’t willing t...
04/14/2025

Real men don’t waste time on people who don’t have grit.

Out here, we don’t just ride—we dominate. If you ain’t willing to sweat, sacrifice, and push through the pain, you don’t belong in the pen. It’s not just a sport; it’s a way of life. You want to win? Earn it.

🚨 Attention horse owners! 🚨 Do you have a D.I.N.K. in your barn? 🤦‍♂️🐴✨ D.I.N.K. – Definitely Insane, Not Kidding ✨🐎 Def...
04/04/2025

🚨 Attention horse owners! 🚨 Do you have a D.I.N.K. in your barn? 🤦‍♂️🐴

✨ D.I.N.K. – Definitely Insane, Not Kidding ✨

🐎 Definitely spooks at invisible monsters.
🐎 Insane about the mounting block’s evil aura.
🐎 Not gonna stand still, load, or be caught.
🐎 Kicking at… the air? A fly? Bad vibes? Who knows. 🤷‍♂️

Tag a friend with a D.I.N.K. horse! 😂👇

He’s three years old and already stopping like he’s got something to prove and trust me, he does.🔥 ...
04/04/2025

He’s three years old and already stopping like he’s got something to prove and trust me, he does.🔥

Future Champions in the Making 🏆🐴A good broodmare is worth her weight in gold. Proper feed, vet care, and a little room ...
03/27/2025

Future Champions in the Making 🏆🐴

A good broodmare is worth her weight in gold. Proper feed, vet care, and a little room to stretch keep her feeling good while she grows the next big-time reiner. The right care today means a smooth foaling and a strong c**t tomorrow.

Who’s got a baby on the way this year? 👀✨ 🤠

“Horses” is the answer I don’t care what the question is.🐴💨❤️
03/15/2025

“Horses” is the answer I don’t care what the question is.

🐴💨❤️

Why do Reiners have sponsorship patches now? 🤔 They never used to wear them! Now they almost look like bull riders—just ...
02/22/2025

Why do Reiners have sponsorship patches now? 🤔 They never used to wear them! Now they almost look like bull riders—just not as tough! 🤠🤣

🐎🔥

I Promise Not 😆 To Buy More Horses 🤪🐴
02/14/2025

I Promise Not 😆 To Buy More Horses 🤪🐴







The horse is learning, the power is building, and the plan is coming together. Soon, nothing will stand in our way. ...
02/12/2025

The horse is learning, the power is building, and the plan is coming together. Soon, nothing will stand in our way.









Steady. Strong. Watching. 🐴🔥 The quiet ones are the ones you don’t see coming.
02/08/2025

Steady. Strong. Watching. 🐴🔥 The quiet ones are the ones you don’t see coming.

When the only thing tougher than your workout is the look your horse gives you.🐴No words, just pure dominance.
02/06/2025

When the only thing tougher than your workout is the look your horse gives you.🐴
No words, just pure dominance.

The foal crop is on the way, and it’s shaping up to be one of the best yet! If you’re serious about breeding and buildin...
01/18/2025

The foal crop is on the way, and it’s shaping up to be one of the best yet! If you’re serious about breeding and building your legacy, now’s the time to step up your game. Get involved with the NRHA Sire and Dam Program—this is your chance to invest in bloodlines that will make an impact in the show pen for years to come. Don’t wait for the future to come to you—build it, one great foal at a time.

To help manage your horse’s winter coatAn effective strategy is controlling their exposure to light. Horses’ coat growth...
01/18/2025

To help manage your horse’s winter coat

An effective strategy is controlling their exposure to light. Horses’ coat growth is influenced by the amount of daylight they receive, as their bodies naturally produce more melatonin in response to shorter days, which triggers the growth of a thicker winter coat. To counteract this and encourage a shorter coat, you can manipulate their light exposure.

Using Lights with Timers:
You can use artificial lighting in the barn to extend your horse’s “daylight” hours. By using bright lights on a timer, you can mimic the longer daylight periods of summer, signaling to your horse’s body to stop growing such a thick coat. Here’s how to do it effectively:
1. Timing the Lights: Set the lights to come on in the morning and turn off in the evening, simulating the longer daylight hours. Typically, you should aim for about 16-18 hours of light exposure per day. This extended light period helps suppress the production of melatonin, thus preventing the horse from growing a heavy winter coat.
2. Gradual Adjustment: If possible, gradually increase the amount of artificial light over a period of several weeks before the colder months set in. This gradual approach will help your horse adjust to the light changes more effectively.
3. Light Intensity: Use high-wattage, bright lights to create a natural daylight effect. Make sure the lighting is evenly distributed throughout the barn or stall, so the horse receives consistent light exposure. LED lights are an energy-efficient option for this purpose.
4. Timing Duration: The lights should be kept on for about 16-18 hours per day, ensuring your horse gets enough light to disrupt the natural coat-regulating process. A timer will help you maintain a consistent schedule and ensure your horse gets the right amount of light each day.

This method can be especially useful for horses that live in stalls or barns, as they may not be exposed to the natural sunlight that outdoor horses get. By combining light manipulation with regular clipping and proper grooming, you can help keep your horse’s coat short and manageable throughout the winter.

Horses and bourbon whiskey: raw power, unbridled grit, and a kick that leaves its mark. Nevada H&C Distilling Co Smoke W...
12/24/2024

Horses and bourbon whiskey: raw power, unbridled grit, and a kick that leaves its mark. Nevada H&C Distilling Co Smoke Wagon 💨🐴






The Grit of ReiningThe spin comes sharp, a whirling storm,A blur of muscle, trained and warm.The sliding stop—no room fo...
12/14/2024

The Grit of Reining

The spin comes sharp, a whirling storm,
A blur of muscle, trained and warm.
The sliding stop—no room for fear,
They dig in deep; the line runs clear.

It’s sweat and strain, it’s dirt and bone,
A test of wills, the rider’s throne.
No easy wins, no glory cheap,
This bond is forged, and forged down deep.

Let others cheer for fleeting fame,
But here, the horse earns more than a name.
It’s blood and dust, the work, the pain—
The toughest ride, the purest reign.

By,PMyers

Swift and steady, they glide and spin,A dance of power deep within.With every slide, the earth does sing,Graceful reins ...
12/09/2024

Swift and steady, they glide and spin,
A dance of power deep within.
With every slide, the earth does sing,
Graceful reins guide on unseen wings.

The rhythm beats, a bond so tight,
Horse and rider, day and night.
In every stop, in every turn,
The fire of freedom will always burn.

By,PMyers

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