Everything he was advertised to be

For 19 years I rode my 16.2 H bay gelding in western pleasure and won about every class I put him in.  His name is Lopin Steady (Trooper).  As he was aging I decided it was about time to retire him and look for another horse.  I wanted a Paint as I have always had quarter horses.  I found just what I wanted according to the ad so we bought him.  After riding him very regularly for 5 years I decided he was never going to be what I wanted.  He had too many problems from his previous owners.  I thought with time and patience I could fix that but I was wrong. 

 After I unsaddled Waylon my husband John and I sat in our lawn chairs in the barn to discuss the situation.  I told him I thought God was telling me it was time to stop competing.  I wasn’t mad, upset or depressed, just done.

 The next morning after a good night’s sleep John said he had found me a new horse.  For years I have followed Christine Boehle of Precision Training.  He had gotten on her site and found the horse he knew I would love.  I watched the sale video, I looked at John and said I want him!  John texted Christine to inquire about his selling price.  I then called her.  We had a lovely conversation and the phone call ended with us owning My Sleepy Red Vette (Wyatt).  I sent a check in the mail, sent by special delivery the very next morning.

 Wyatt is now here and he’s been here less than a week.  He is everything he was advertised to be.  He is only 3 years old and so sweet and trained for western pleasure.  Christine did a fantastic job of training him, like all the other horses she rides.  She is very gentle with them.  My advice is if you want a young horse trained, send them to her or do what I did and buy one from her.

Thank goodness John got on the Precision Training site when he did or I would have missed out on the horse of a lifetime.  Thank you, Christine!