Mendoza Performance Horses

AQHA****2017 ****Gelding
Husband and kid friendly!
Gambler is a solid b***d, stout 14.3 gelding. He has been shown Ranch Riding and would make a great Versatility, Sorting or Roping horse! He an excellent trail horse to boot, easy keeper with no leg issues!
Call or text Cindy Mendoza at 909-489-2170 for more info.
Redlands, CA

Amusing TomCate 2017 AQYA GeldingReady, set, go....Gambler is a stout 14.3 gelding with professional training. He's currently been shown ranch, but would easily go any dire...

Here is the news story about the case we are working with.

ANIMALS UP FOR ADOPTION: More than 120 horses and dogs that were seized after alleged neglect by one owner are now available for adoption in Riverside County at the San Jacinto shelter.

Glad to be able to help with this huge project. Please follow All Things Hooved Animal Rescue and see how you can help too!

NO SORTING FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL!!
**6 week Buckle Series Starts MAY 2nd!**
2 Buckles!! Open division & “Never Won a Buckle” .
See ya back in May!

For everyone that has always loved “Bug” .. here’s your chance to have him for yourself. Amazing all around horse.

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🐴🎄Christmas Photo Shoot time!!! 🎄🐴

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Dearest Riders,

Please let me remind you of something very important. Horse showing, riding and training are insanely difficult. If you have a crappy ride, a less than stellar show ring result (or if you made your trainer want to pull their hair out today), it just means there's more to learn. The people who had good rides today are not exempt from disappointing rides tomorrow. They also have bad days and, if they're very experienced riders, they've had a whole bunch of bad days.

There will always be someone out there on a more talented horse, someone with a bigger bank account, someone who never struggled to learn to sit the trot...life isn't fair. You probably can't win the lottery or grow 5 more inches of leg. You can, however, wake up every morning and be thankful that you're able to ride horses. Work hard at becoming the best rider you can be with the body and the bank account that you have right now. Work at being the rider your horse wants up there on his back. Your horse's opinion of your riding is more valuable than any judge's opinion could ever be.