Sean Sowa Horsemanship

Hello everyone! Spread the word we are helping a friend sell a very nice 12yo Andalusian warmblood cross. He’s been with us for about a year now. Best way to describe him is reliable and ready to go anywhere. His dressage is coming along nicely as well as learning to be useful and get out of the arena. He loves playing with obstacles and seeing new things. And especially loves working cattle. I’ve even taken him to my ranch job and moved 500+ cows through creeks and canyons and open pastures and he loved it! Personally I think he would love an event like the working equitation. As curious minded and athletic as he is it be perfect for him.
Indy is 16.2 hands and about 1350 #
Sound and healthy
Great feet currently barefoot
Registered with IALHA half Andalusian registry
Videos available upon requests
Pm me if you have any questions

Please help us spread the word so we can find him a great home.

Thank you!

How does one express gratitude that goes way deeper than just social politeness? Gratitude that’s way more profound than just a good feeling but touches your soul. “Thank you” doesn’t even come close.
Many will never experience a near death accident and understand the impact that it has on oneself. But then to see hundreds of people take the time to show their love and support is a beautiful thing. We need more people like that and less people being negative and destructive.

You all inspire me

Lynx says it’s so hard getting motivated to work after a holiday weekend. Except for when you love your job 😉

We are pleased to announce that we will be hosting another Ty Weber and Sean Sowa ranch roping clinic on Saturday April the 14th.

This will be a beginner or intermediate clinic.

Cost will be $175 and will go from 9am to approximately 4pm.

There will also be a hot lunch provided for $5 and pictures available for a small fee

Give Sean a call to reserve a spot. A few are already in so don’t wait to long and miss your chance!
720-413-8667

Just another day here at Rising Phoenix and Sowa horsemanship enjoying nice horses, fun people and the constant search for better horsemanship!

Thanks so much for all the love ❤️
It really means a lot.
It's so cool to see how much one horse can affect the people around him. I wanna be that cool someday

We had to say goodbye to a dear friend, a legend, and a healer last night. Amazing how fast and unexpected some things can happen. Kanoa maybe wasn't the fastest, nor did he win any major world titles, (other than how much he could eat), but he helped countless people regain their confidence. And he helped hundreds of lost and frightened horses find their way. Fearless, and never abandoned me and finally a conquered those flying changes. You will be greatly missed
Rest well my friend and we'll see you soon

We will not fear death, but rejoice for the life we had and the love we spread

A horseman would always do what's in the best interest of the horse first, and put themselves second. I hope to be one someday

We have decided to withdraw from the Equine Comeback Challenge due to some unforeseen physical roadblocks that would be unfair to ask Teddy to push through and possibly cause more severe problems. Although his mind has made some huge changes, his body isn't quite ready yet.

I'd like to thank all who were cheering us on and wish the best for the competitors and their horses and we'll be there cheering them on in march.

Until next year
Sean