For Sale - My Roan Comet TL
- Tarrin Warren
- 1 day ago
- 5 min read
Let me start off by saying that I do not sell horses for a living. When I price a horse, that is the price. I HATE negotiating. I do not price horse above their market value.
My Roan Comet TL aka Sis (Sage by her former owner) is a mare that has been in my lesson program for about a year. She started in my program because she had injured a rider after a series of unfortunate events and unaddressed pain. The owners took 1-2 lessons a month for 8 months focusing on groundwork and getting her pain addressed. She had teeth issues, sore back, sore hocks, sore stifles, thin soles. She came to them like this in December 2023. Her previous life was as a roping horse and no maintenance was performed.
After 9 months of lessons, they realized they did not have the time to put into two horses. I believed in Sis and purchased her on 3/15/2025, for the sole purpose of rehabbing and reselling. She has been with me for three weeks.
I believe Sis will do well with a beginner rider in a REGULAR weekly or bi-weekly lesson program.
Where she is at in training:
When Sis arrived, she had not been ridden for a year and not consistently for over 15 months. She has been in training for 3 weeks and her price includes training until 4/30, which is when I am willing to let her go. No, she can’t leave before that. She deserves some consistency. In the last three weeks, Sis has worked on improving her groundwork. She has been taught to turn right (she only wanted to go left). We are working on right lead canter. She is learning leg yield and starting to perform obstacles. Sis has previously been ridden by kids (she wanted to take them and stand at the gate). She has been roped off of. Sis has been used to check cows and trail ride. The riding portion of the video attached was taken 4/3/2025. This is the third day we have worked on any canter. This is the third day of reintroducing the bit. She had a poor relationship with contact, so we rode her primarily in a rope hackamore and are teaching her to have a better relationship with the bit. Initially she just wanted to lean on it. She has caught on quickly and now that she knows we aren't going to jerk or pull, she has settled in nicely. In the video, I open a hybrid gate off her back. This is the first day and first attempt at performing this. She will side pass a pole and has a nice stop. This mare is SMART and sensitive (not in a bad reactive way. She wants to please and pays attention to everything so she could become overwhelmed by a super busy rider) Sis is a smooth ride that will be easy for anyone to sit.
In the three weeks she has been here, there has been no buck, rear, bolt, spook and I have ridden her on the windiest days with things blowing across the arena.
She gets along with any horse we put next to her. She rides the same when in heat as when not in heat. She does not want to be boss. She meets you at the fence every time she sees you.
Sis wants a home where she gets fair treatment. She wants a rider that will not give her a lot of conflicting information or over aid / over correct. She wants to have good fitting tack and receive appropriate maintenance that will keep her comfortable and allow her years of comfortable service.
Her three-year-old 1/2 sibling (same sire) is currently listed for $8500
Stats:
13 years old
AQHA registered
14.2 hands
Red Roan
Current back 8/2024, hock 11/2024, stifle 11/2024 and front foot x-rays 3/2025
Current dental 2/2025
Current coggins 11/2025
Current on vaccines 6/2024
Loads, ties, bathes, stands for farrier
She is easy to catch - she comes to you
Vet records from 1/2024 to current
Body work records from 1/2024 to current
Easy keeper
Currently riding her in a CSI pad and a myler egg butt MB33 or a rope hackamore
Items of note
She has a scar on left front that goes into hoofwall
She has a scar on right hind from a fence happened summer of 2024.
While she has been barefoot for over a year, she is more comfortable when worked with boots or shoes. She does have thin soles. She will be getting front shoes on 4/7/2025.
She is on Adequan monthly - She will complete her loading dose next week.
I have her on Equioxx to fight inflammation coming back into work. She will continue on it daily for another week and I will begin weaning her off.
She had back pain, hock pain and stifle pain. All have been injected. Back 8/2024, hocks 11/2024, stifles 3/2025. Back x-rayed with a few areas of reduced spacing - not touching. Stifles x-rayed clean. Hocks show minor changes and may need continued maintenance. Feet x-rays showed thin soles (7ish millimeters).
She has scars in her girth area from previous poor fitting tack.
She is on a forage-based diet.
Dewormed Quest 3/2025
What she comes with
Training through April 30th - after that her price will increase.
Discount of 10% to current students - This means you have been taking two lessons a month for 2 or more months and plan to continue in lessons
Discount of 10% to anyone who purchases her and leaves her in training until May 31st - training cost for May would be $1600. That fee includes 4 lessons, board, training and bodywork.
Discount of 15% to a current student (see above definition) that purchases her and leaves her in training until May 31st - training cost for May would be $1600. That fee includes 4 lessons, board, training and bodywork.
(Discounts can't be combined)
Rope hackamore
Two lessons - must be used within 30 days of purchase and must be at our location.
Current on all maintenance
AQHA registration and transfer
Extended pedigree:
We are not in a position to have to sell her to the first person that walks in the door. It is more important for us to find the right home that can provide her long-term security.
If you are interested in Sis, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ehiQvth89QvRXpnu9
I am happy to discuss her with you and schedule a time to see her once you fill out the form. If you aren’t serious enough to answer some questions then you aren’t serious enough about her for me to schedule a chat and visit.
$7500 FIRM - Pre purchase exams are welcome at your expense. We will haul to your vet for a fee. No, you can't just come pick her up and take her.
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