STB Equine

Being able to share my passion with the younger girls is always a blessing. Happy Birthday Scarlett!

Oh Miss Bella. You definitely look pretty

Meet Fletcher
Feed Lease or Sale
18 year old Appendix Gelding 16.2 hands
Fletcher is good for trails, arena work, and is the horse who will basically do whatever you throw at him. He rides both western and English
He is good for ponying horses both in the arena but specifically on trail. I’ve ridden him on intense trails, streets, been chased by dogs, had cars honk, nothing really bugs him.
I’ve also messed around with him with gymkhana, barrels, and even rode him over some small crossrails.
He is safe for beginners but I would recommend a confident beginner as he is forward. My non-horsie boyfriend rides him on trails and they are a great pair.
He would be a great first horse for a teenager or even someone getting back into horses. Or even as a lesson horse. He does have a go button when asked. I absolutely adore this dude but unfortunately he just doesn’t fit into my program right now.
He is buddy sour but I have taken him on trails alone, hauled him alone, etc. it’s manageable. He has a little bit of maintenance that I am more than willing to discuss with anyone seriously interested.
I’m more worried about the right home then the price tag
Located in Valley Center

I just love pretty horses😍 Fletcher is looking great since being back in work, he’s gained some muscle and fat which is our goal for him.

I’ve tried a few different poultices over the years, but I keep coming back to Redmond Equine Simply Clay. I like that it’s simple, easy to use, and doesn’t contain a bunch of extra ingredients I don’t feel are necessary.

I use it after harder rides, hauling, competitions, or anytime my horses could use a little extra recovery support. It goes on easily, stays put, and cleans up much easier than some traditional poultices I’ve used.

For me, it’s one of those products that just works and has earned a permanent spot in my tack room.

You can use code “STBEQUINE” at checkout for some $$ off your order of

Red light therapy has become increasingly popular in the equine industry as a tool to support recovery, performance, and overall wellness.

Using the RevitaVet Blanket and Poll Cap, red and near-infrared light pe*****te tissues to stimulate cellular activity and increase circulation. Many horse owners use it as part of their horse’s regular wellness routine to help with muscle soreness, stiffness, recovery after exercise, and maintaining comfort in aging horses.

I commonly use the blanket over the back, shoulders, hips, and major muscle groups, while the poll cap can be used around the poll and head area. Sessions are non-invasive, quiet, and most horses find them relaxing.

It’s been a crazy busy past week and weekend but on Saturday we went to a gymkhana in Lakeside: and this girl kicked b***y!! She’s been working super hard recently and all her hard work is really paying off. She got 1st place overall in FC, out of 6 events in 4 she beat her personal best times, and got her first A time. I’m so proud of her and Pistachio.

There’s just something about those special horses we love just a little extra❤️