Caballo Horsemarket: The Wonder Horse” will make you wonder is he even is a horse?

Smokey came out of Utah as part of the BLM Wild Horse Adoption program as a colt and since then Smokey has been trained him with natural horsemanship and liberty training methods. He is trained to lay down for mounting from the ground or he will lay down for you to dismount from the saddle, which is a great tool to have for anyone who has knee or hip issues or if you are handicapped. If laying down isn’t the easiest way for you to mount he will also sidepass over to a trailer fender, truckbed, gate or tree stump. He has been taught all about leg pressure and will ride without a bridle, he will ride with a rein around her neck or just totally by using your feet to back, spin, turn, sidepass both ways, lope and slide stop all by using leg cues. Smokey has one of the easiest and softest lopes you will ever set on! Other tricks that Smokey knows is he will play kickball, count with both feet, rear up on command, walk down a 12’ crosstie, hop up on a pedestal or truckbed, set on his rump and bow down. Since owning him we have thrown everything at him (literally) trying to scare him and I believe he is as close to bombproof as any horse can be. We have had him camping, used him around cows including roping some calves off of him, trail ridden him hundreds of miles including a lot of miles being ridden by 9 year old Konner, we have ridden through town, right down Main Street, across railroad tracks, through the car wash, used the car vacuum on him, rode him down the sidewalks of town, down steps, up ramps, through Hardees drive through, inside Bishop’s Tire Center and through the bank to make a deposit. We have ponied other horses off of him and used him to break colts to lead, he will drag anything that you ask him too.