AER Performance Horses

13/07/2025

3 in 1 package ~ Towner ND ~ $3500

This mare has not foaled yet! Bought her as a package deal and with her foaling happening so late I’m just going to offer her for somebody else that isn’t going to mind having a July baby. I will get her bred to Kit Kat once she foals or you can take her open.
* Bred to Driftin Dual Pep a cremello stallion so baby will have color.

$500 non refundable deposit to hold, $3000 on pickup. No holds without deposit.

This is a fantastic deal so please don’t make any offers. I’ll just keep her otherwise.

09/06/2025

Remember that sale barn c**t? He’s a looker! He is also available. I was hoping he would warm up a lot faster than he has but he just is not wanting to come around to people just yet. He is not wild but he’s not easy either. You’ll have to pen him to catch him. He is semi halter broke now. I can sometimes go out and pet him when he’s with his buddies but I really don’t think anyone else could walk up to him at this point. He takes a lot of time to trust. He’s a really good looking c**t. Can’t stress that enough. He looks so mature already and is put together very well. Moves nice.

If you’ve got the time to just sit with one this summer this guy is going to be a winner.

Asking $2000
Eligible for barrel racing incentives
Still in tact

08/06/2025

Nickster C**t Available‼️

$500 deposit to hold until weaning
$5000 at weaning (any time in Oct)

Insurance will be provided until day of pickup so no risk guarantee. This baby is sound and vet work up is A++. We call him Tyrion. This little guy is spunky but sweet. His mama is a proven producer with this cross. She herself is a fantastic riding mare. Also a spitfire but very sweet. One of my favorite mares. 💕 Im not looking to deal or trade etc. this is a c**t I have no problem keeping around.

Eligible for MANY barrel racing incentives. 🐴

10/05/2025

The progress is slow. So slow. I’m still not able to walk up to him. Have to use the lead rope. Still can’t touch his face. I can touch his front left leg without any cow kicking 😂 and he is slowly starting to lead. I’ve been able to do a very small amount of doctoring on some old injuries he came with. They are looking great. Hopefully we can start making real improvements soon

01/05/2025

Something I’ve really started to love doing is going to a sale barn and picking up the diamond in the roughs. This is a big 2024 c**t by MRQH Colonel Beduino. He is unhandled and not approachable so will take some real time invested to make him ready for his next home. After about 45 min in a slant he finally got a halter on. Today I worked on getting him to move his hips and letting me touch his neck. Didn’t get as far as I wanted but baby steps. I hope to post updates here a few days a week if you want to keep your eye on him. 👀

27/03/2025

There are a lot of supplements out there with very high levels of Vit E per serving. Most horses don’t need that level of Vit E in their diets.

MYTH: Horses must eat natural vitamin E because they can’t use synthetic vitamin E.

FACT: The body is capable of absorbing both natural vitamin E and synthetic vitamin E. The difference is in how much must be fed to accomplish the same rate of absorption. Vitamin E is listed on the label in IU’s (international units) which is a measure of biological activity rather than quantity. For example, supplying 1 mg of vitamin E to the diet can be accomplished by adding either 1.49 IU of natural vitamin E or 2.22 IU of synthetic vitamin E, according to the National Institutes of Health.

Vitamin E serves as an antioxidant and maintains normal neuromuscular function. Lush green pasture typically provides adequate levels of vitamin E, however seasonal changes and the need to feed hay prevent the majority of horses from obtaining adequate amounts of vitamin E through forage alone. Therefore, vitamin E is often added to commercial horse feeds/supplements to balance the vitamin E deficiency. In some disease processes, natural vitamin E may be preferential to synthetic vitamin E simply because it is more easily absorbed. However, care should be taken not to over-dose vitamin E for long periods of time because it can reach toxic levels.

The National Research Council has established an upper safe limit of 10,000 IU per day for an 1100 lb horse. THIS LEVEL WAS BASED ON SYNTHETIC VITAMIN E, not natural, therefore if using only natural vitamin E, the upper limit should be 6,700 IU/day for the same horse. Always consult with an equine nutritionist about the best form of vitamin E for your horse’s situation. Supplying the diet with 500 IU/day of synthetic vitamin E is sufficient for most exercising horses. UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine notes that long term supplementation above 10,000 IU could lead to coagulophathy, impaired bone mineralization, and may be detrimental to absorption of certain nutrients from the diet.

13/03/2025

Futurity hopefuls
It’s loping a beautiful set one day and not being able to lope a circle the next 

20/02/2025

Since we are finally coming out of that cold snap here’s a friendly reminder!

Horses take a LONG time to get in shape. Like 8+ weeks long. Slow and steady builds a sound horse. 🐴

Watch for coughing and heavy breathing to. Hay quality is never the same from year to year.

Bring on the sun ☀️

08/10/2024

Books are OPEN for Kit Kat for 2025 stud service. We will work with you to ship cooled semen if you prefer that over frozen.

Because he is still going to be showing next year his contracts are limited to 10 approved mares only for next year. I hate to limit books so much but I really want to get this guy proven in the ranch riding side of things so we can think about a 2nd career after that. He truly is an all arounder. He’s helping PG cows for the 1st time today and doing just fine I hear.