Wold's bejo Farms

Bette Wold & Joel Wold (Shena Wold & Dustin Wold) Plaza, ND Our goal is to raise, train, and sell Quality AQHA horses w/training \| Prospects \| Stallions \| Mares \| Sales \| Previous buyers \| Training method \| NWSCA \| shows
Norman 2006 Year End Hi Point Snaffle Bit Reining. 2007 Year End Hi Point Snaffle Bit Trail despite suffering with a painful eye infection during the last 4 shows. Barley 2007 Year End Reserve Snaffle Bit Trail losing only to Norman and High Point Snaffle Bit Reining her first year of showing	Horses for sale bejo@rtc.coop The kind of horses we raise--Bucky resting with my son want to see more-- video clips via email, DVD's via snailmail--serious inquires please Competitive in the show ring Trail, Reining, Western Riding, and Western Pleasure We do not seek awards-- we show for enjoyment and to give colts some experience BUT 2006 Norman was SO consistant in Snaffle Bit Reining--we gave him a shot, attending 6 of 8 shows-- He won Yr End Hi Pt with 5 pts to spare. 2007- we did seek Hi Pts basically to prove -- given their chance, our colts could shine. Our broke colts are Competitive--Well mannered Quiet-Trustworthy-& Pleasant for Sunday Trail riders. Trail Rides and horse activities AQHA members Horse accommodations by state and route. Site to get pedigrees of all breeds. I occasionally consign at: Double J Horse Sales, Bowman, ND I have been made aware by several people that I do not always get my email. If you have tried to email me and I have not responded PLEASE try again. I always respond to inquires, if I have not responded, I did not get your note. Hit Counter	Flash first in an AQHA Novice Trail Class Dolly claiming Grand Champion at the county 4H Horse Show Flash in an AQHA Novice Trail Class Flash and Dakota learning to swim in the lake. Has your horse ever swam with you in the saddle? UNBELIEVABLE. Flash liking it? Not so much. But Dakota was an absolute amphibian!
A Final Tribute to a GRAND horse- Big Time's final word
Interest you in a buggy? It's for sale.
My horses are started slowly, and worked with pretty much daily year round. Despite what people think about young horses, my colts have proven year after year to be dependable mounts. The majority have been sold to youths wanting to compete in 4H and other shows. But that is not all they are used for, they are also great companions and reliable mounts out on the trail. My broke colts will be Quiet, trusting, lead without tack, stand quietly to be saddled and mounted, Leave the barn and return at the same speed. Sidepass, back through patterns, lope quietly, quick stops with little rein pressure. Great show prospects or dependable mounts on the trail. And many past buyers have said they are very cowy--I wouldn't know since I don't have cows.
Horses started under saddle Sparkle / Buckskin 2006 filly (AQHA Incentive Fund)
sneak peak of up and coming colts in training. Yearlings and weanlings.
Stallion Two Sparking Hot --AQHA Incentive Fund Dunskin -- Gr son Shining Spark X Two Eyed Twister also references to other stallions we owned in past year which influence the blood of our colts.
Mares I have culled and sold some really nice mares over the years. I only keep the ones that "I" liked to train or who throw foals that I have had very good luck with. I ride my colts and I am fussy about what I like to ride .
Here are some Penned Truths from popular magazines. Things that I think every horse owner should ponder.
“A horse’s submissiveness to humans is only minimally transferable. We must demonstrate to each horse we handle that we understand his world and are qualified to be the leader of the team.” May 2005 issue of Horse and Rider magazine page 24 by Rick Lamb
"One of the best ways to de-spook a horse is to first de-spook yourself. Horses are very good at picking up your vibes." by benspottedbefore at Horseandrider.com
“Horses are just like people; there are smart ones, dumb ones, miserable ones, honest ones, simple ones, cheats, freaks, leaders, and laggards. They have good days, bad days, and plenty of average days. They can be brilliant one minute, horrible the next. They can remember something that happened a year ago and forget what they learned yesterday.” Americas Horse August 2009 Sean Clancy, Former steeplechase jockey
“I guess horses have a way of reminding us that –despite all of the training and handling—they are, after all, still horses.” ………“Rodney started bucking and you would have thought he was headed for the national Finals Rodeo rather than the World Quarter Horse Show. “ February 2001 Western Horseman issue page 8 by Randy Witte
Brent Graef--Americas Horse July 2008 To be a leader of a horse: Listen to horse--read your horse to find right exercise, amount, time. Give horse support and confidence. Set horse up for success. See things from the horses perspective ALLOWS horse to think for himself Is Clear, Fair, and consistent Shows horse love, respect, and appreciation Knows you can't appoint a leader--you have to EARN it. And Understands that a horse May or May Not bestow that upon you.
I get as much satisfaction from producing a young horse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .At the start of a young horse's career, there are not expectations, so I feel that everything that goes right is a bonus. exerpt from the July 2009 Horse and rider by Olympic Medalist Pippa Funnell
Estimate your horses weight---- girth`(squared)X body Length divided by 330 = estimated weight in pounds` Forecasting height--- Cloth measuring tape or string, measure from the middle of the knee in a straight line to where the hairline meets the coronet band. Convert inches to hands. 15 ¼ inches = 15.1 hands. Horse must be at least 6 months old.
Here are some Accomplished youths --previous buyers who have sent me pictures over the years. Check them out. Nichole becoming the team to beat in the NW Horse Show Circuit Youth classes Jamie 4H Grand and High Point in QH Show Circuit in Montana Lacy This families first horse yet she earned 4H Youth Grand Champion Alisha Youth who “parades” around with her horse Josh earned High Point Youth in the NW Horse Show Circuit Elizabeth Email from Minnesota teen who is expanding her colts training

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