Brittany Lee Performance Horses

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✨ Snuffy ✨

If you’re looking for a horse that turns heads everywhere he goes, meet Snuffy. Standing 15.1 hands, this 5-year-old Gypsy Vanner/Drum Horse cross is the perfect combination of eye-catching looks and a quiet, willing personality.

Snuffy is the kind of horse that’s happy to hit the trails one day and be the most handsome guy at a show the next. He’s confident, level-headed, and takes new experiences in stride, making him an enjoyable partner for a variety of riders.

He has:

● Quiet, easygoing disposition
● Not spooky
● Comfortable walk, trot, and lope
● Sidepasses
● Drags logs without hesitation
● Ponies other horses with ease
● Ridden by riders of all experience levels

Whether you’re looking for a dependable trail partner or a flashy horse that will get compliments everywhere you go, Snuffy checks all the boxes. His kind nature, versatility, and stunning appearance make him a horse that’s hard to find.

📩 Message for more information, videos, or to schedule a time to meet Snuffy.

Thank you to Images by Tiffany 💕

Progress has a way of looking beautiful, especially when you are proud of how far you’ve come.

Ava and That Wow Factor

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💘 Meet “A Perfect Gentleman” 💘
2015 APHA Gelding • 15.2hh
By “Gentleman Send Roses”

Tall, handsome, experienced, and good at helping riders build confidence… Ash is basically the cowboy dating profile everyone swipes right on.

This sweet gentleman has spent the last few years in a lesson program helping riders grow their skills, from confident beginners ready for the next step to more experienced riders wanting a dependable partner. Safe and trustworthy, with enough personality to help both English and western riders improve their skills.

Ash has been shown in the past, but these days he’s more focused on being the steady, reliable type. He’s up to date on everything, currently barefoot, low maintenance, and easy to have around.

✔️ Confidence-building partner
✔️ Excellent step-up horse
✔️ Kind personality
✔️ Easy on the eyes
✔️ No drama — just looking for his perfect match

The lesson program is shifting gears, so this Perfect Gentleman is on the market and ready to sweep someone off their feet. He would love to be guy you take to your next holiday party! 💐

Priced in the low 5 figures.

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Stella is a 3-year-old AQHA mare standing 14.3hh with a solid start and an exceptional disposition. She is incredibly quiet, level-headed, and easy to be around—truly an “old soul” that takes everything in stride.

Stella is great on the trails and hauls well, settling in easily no matter where you take her. She has been lightly shown and has also been introduced to cattle, showing natural interest and willingness to work.

She confidently handles obstacles such as water crossings, bridges, ropes, and dragging logs—nothing seems to faze her.

Priced in the 5 figures.

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I stumbled upon this picture from several years back. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but this one still gives me a good laugh. What looks like my c**t calmly and bravely standing on the teeter-totter bridge is actually quite the opposite.

We spent a long while parked in that exact spot, gently rocking back and forth. He stepped up with full confidence, only to realize moments later that this situation wasn’t at all what he had imagined. I couldn’t tell you how long we stayed there—it felt like days as everyone watched on—but that moment taught me something important.

Courage doesn’t always mean charging forward without hesitation. Sometimes it means pausing, feeling unsure, and staying put until you figure things out. Progress isn’t always fast or graceful, but patience and persistence will carry you through—even when the bridge moves beneath your feet.

A Spoiled Horse

As a trainer I’ve recognized for years that training a spoiled horse feels like fighting a cancer of the mind. It’s incredibly rewarding once the spoiled mind has been healed. We just hope it’s not re-infected by the original behavior shaper. 🫣

I’ve finally gathered enough information about spoiled horses, it’s time to do a deep dive!! We’re about to talk about: how they are created, how to spot them, and how to fix them! This is about to be one of my favorite writings I’ve ever released. 🙌🏼

Cause
Spoiled is not about kindness, treats, and comfort. Spoiling is:
RELIEF WITHOUT RESPONSIBILITY! 🤯

A spoiled horse is:
▫️ Protected from pressure
▫️ Rescued from discomfort
▫️ Rarely asked to adapt

They don’t learn:
▫️ Emotional regulation
▫️ Cause and effect
▫️ How to try through confusion

What They Look Like
Low resilience + high entitlement + fragile nervous system.

They often look confident or bold, but internally they are:
▫️ Easily overwhelmed
▫️ Easily offended
▫️ Easily shut down or explosive

The mentality they carry:
👶🏼 “I shouldn’t have to.”
👶🏼 “This feels unfair.”
👶🏼 “Someone else will fix this.”

Nervous system response:
▫️ Low tolerance for frustration
▫️ High reactivity to pressure
▫️ Poor recovery after stress

They never learned how to stay mentally present when things got hard.

Typical spoiled horse behaviors:
🐴 Won’t stand tied
🐴 Pushy in personal space
🐴 Explosive over small corrections
🐴 Selectively obedient
🐴 Lazy until suddenly reactive
🐴 Refuses before it tries
🐴 Melts down over small things
🐴 Shuts off instead of working through confusion

Horses do not do these things because they are “bad”, they do them because they never learned how to COPE.

Spoiled horses are anxious and not confident. Reasons being:
▫️ They often overreact
▫️ They don’t trust their own ability
▫️ They rely on others to regulate their world

At times they may appear dominant, lazy, or entitled. But under all that is crippling fear and a huge lack of confidence. This is where their dramatic spooking comes from when their comfort bubble is popped.

How To Fix Them
The three biggest things that WILL
NOT WORK to fix a spoiled horse:
❌ More pressure suddenly
❌ More softness
❌ Inconsistency

What WILL WORK to fix a spoiled horse:
💚 Predictable structure
- We need to offer our horses consistent training with the same rules and clear expectations.
💚 Gradual discomfort
- They need small manageable challenges with no rescuing. They need to feel the frustration and learn to think through it.
💚 Teaching the effort ➡️ relief connection
- Trying = Relief
- Avoiding = Work
💚 Emotional neutrality (from trainer)
- Our part: no anger, no pleading and no guilt. 🙅🏻‍♂️

Calm, boring, consistency is what will rewire your spoiled horse into your ultimate partner. 💪🏼

What you’ll get:
🐴 Calm under pressure
🐴 Confidence with understanding
🐴 Willing and not reactive
🐴 Trust in you as a leader

Good trainers aren’t just training movement. They’re training nervous systems. The more you understand about a spoiled mind the more you can avoid or even fix it. FYI humans experience it much the same way. 😉