Colorado Horse Sales
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August Catalog Sale ft. Back To School Kids Horse Special Session

Sat, Aug 22, 2026 02:00PM EDT
  2026-08-22 14:00:00 2026-08-22 14:00:00 America/New_York Colorado Horse Sale Colorado Horse Sale : August Catalog Sale ft. Back To School Kids Horse Special Session https://bid.coloradohorsesale.com/auctions/colorado-horse-sales/august-catalog-sale-ft-back-to-school-kids-horse-special-session-21228
Location: Double Check Arena 37440 County Rd 43 Eaton, CO 80615 - Highlighting this event is our 3rd Annual Back to School Kids Horse Special Session, where proven youth consignors will showcase the horses they have worked hard with all summer, selling them in the middle of the catalog sale. CATALOG CONSIGNMENTS: Open through July 31st. Each horse must be represented with high-quality photos and a video of superb standard.
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"Redeemed Byhis Blood" - 2023 AQHA Gelding, Cowboy Colored, Quiet & Safe Ranch Horse!

Starting Bid
$10,000

Bid Increments

Price Bid Increment
$100 $25
$250 $50
$500 $100
$1,000 $250
$2,000 $500
$3,000 $1,000

"Redeemed Byhis Blood" - 2023 AQHA Gelding - 15.2 Hands

 

"Storm" is the kind of horse you can take into any environment and he is unbothered and quiet! He can walk, trot, and lope without issues, collects at all gaits, and displays great shoulder and hind end control. He stands still to be saddled and for the farrier, easily loads on the trailer, and comfortably backs out. Storm is a ranch bred gelding out of Rawhide Ranch Horses in Lingle, WY and was trained by Steadfast Horsemanship. If you're looking to hit the trails with a family safe horse or work the ranch all day, Storm will meet your expectations! 

 

Consignor: Paul Patino

Business/Ranch Name: Steadfast Horsemanship

Phone Number: (719) 822-6265

Email: paul.patino@gmail.com

Consignor Location: Calhan, CO

Condition

Storm does have some sores on both hind legs that are identical, and most likely were created from laying down and getting up off of the ground. He also has a healing scrape on his head where he hit it on the trailer, and has some hair rubbed off on his girth area that was initially from girth gall that he got when we first started training. He DOES NOT require special feed, but he is a vacuum and eats more than the average horse.