Four Willows Farm

04/18/2026

Sally is a genuinely sweet mare who goes willingly wherever she’s pointed without being spooky. She has a fantastic stop and moves off leg.
She stands 14.2–14.3 hands and we were told 15 years….she’s probably closer to 18. The rider in the video is 6’, giving you a solid reference for her scale.
Sally would make an ideal trail partner, lesson horse, or whatever else you’d like to go try. Rides English & Western.
No nonsense, no drama — just an honest, budget friendly, likeable mare ready for her next chapter. Aubrey, Tx. Starts with 3,###

English
https://youtube.com/shorts/zF5jZgJOins?si=ZY30exKJRGTONWlM

Western
https://youtube.com/shorts/Jke-DgTp7sk?si=MWFJakidqT6NYWDq

11/06/2025

Super sweet gelding looking for his next best spot. Ash is 17 yrs and just under 16h. He’s been a family type horse for a number of years.
Very willing fellow. Easy to catch, farrier, etc.

He goes where he’s pointed without being too handy for a novice. VERY comfy jog. Not spooky or reactive

He will leave with a current coggins, current vaccines and current on dental work. Aubrey, Tx.

https://youtube.com/shorts/pBmMOD3Z9gU?si=KSnjD5S1A3noh7ni

10/24/2024

Maggie is a 2019 AQHA mare with a superb work ethic and sweet demeanor. She’s very trainable and has the most comfortable gaits. She’s easy enough to be a youth or amateur horse.
Maggie will spin, stop, neck rein and has a lead change. She’s been started on the barrel pattern and could really go any direction. She should eat up a cow or compete in the ranch versatility events.
She is light off your leg and easy to maneuver. 14.2h. Aubrey, Tx.

https://youtu.be/_WQtr7QMfQY?si=2xvdEt3wK23UO2LV

11/03/2022

08/21/2020

Today’s adventures included our newest born members of the family! F1b Goldendoodles. This girl is the sweetest mom to 6 male puppies. Sire is a beautiful AKC black standard poodle that we fell in love with because of his stunning looks and family oriented personality.

04/02/2020

Squares...in the horse world we ride a lot of circles. In riding circles we find our horses falling to the inside or outside or falling on their forehand’s, not maintaining gait etc. Those issues come from lack of balance.

Think about riding straight lines and square turns. Start riding with more outside or bridle rein to help balance the horse and use less direct, pulling, gee haw rein. Use your bridle rein to not only push your horse but think about using your bridle rein to rock the weight over the haunches, lightening the front end so you can ride a square turn.

When you’re good at long straight lines and turning corners shorten your lines, ride an octagon then when that’s good you ride a circle but it’s a series of short balanced straight lines and corner turns. All coming from the bridle rein and your body.
In this world of circles be a straight square.
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