13 Standardbred Horses for Sale in NSW

Standardbred Gelding Black gelding- athletic loves to run up and down the hills on our 50 acres 15.2hh 10yo Harness broken Saddle broken ( green needs miles) Beautiful canter Have many videos ON HIS TIKTOCK He has been put of work 7 months and will need to be brought back into work $800 With rugs summer and winter plus whatever left of his pellets $1000 Food aggressive around other horses SMS OR EMAIL ONLY I HAVE 0 RECEPTION AT FARM

For sale standard bred mare located portland nsw needs confident rider or experienced home has had 2 foals previously can be ridden under saddle

Galaxy Stride is a quiet sensitive mare, mostly a broodmare. Best as broodmare or companion only, not suited to riding. Selling as she’s too big for her vision-impaired current owner.

Beginner/ intermediate great to do almost anything with. No spook rear or bolt. Loves kids and happy to be lead with no worries. Can ride bareback and loves trails

Sweet/loveable/stubborn. Never raced! Basic education. Suited to experienced home and rider. Companion, project or next mount if your willing to put the work in. Good C/F/W/R. Message for more details/videos.

Suitable to a recipe/broodmare home! Or a companion as she has the most amazing temperament, is easy for everyone to handle. Was a ridden horse, hasnt been ridden in 3years.

Patrick 12yo | Standardbred Gelding Genuine Home OnlyPatrick is a 16.2 hh, 12-year-old Standardbred gelding looking for a patient, knowledgeable, and kind home to continue his education.Patrick was professionally saddle-broken by a trainer in 2020. After this, he was purchased in 2021 as a beginner horse for a 10-year-old child; however, he was subsequently ridden by inexperienced adults, which resulted in him losing some confidenceparticularly around men. His previous home was not horse-experienced and was unable to provide the level of care and handling he required, so I took him on in 2023 to improve his health and wellbeing.My intention was to further educate Patrick and have him as a pleasure riding horse; however, due to my own health issues, Ive been unable to ride and give him the consistency he deserves.Patrick is a very gentle, kind-natured horse with no buck, rear, bolt, or bite. He has no health issues, has great feet, and is: Easy to wash Easy to lead Easy to rug Easy to tack up Easy to float Easy to walk, trot and canter. Once caught, Patrick will do anything you ask of him and is very willing to please.He does not have stable vices.He can be hard to catch, with some days better than others, so he does require a calm, patient handler.With the right person, Patrick has the potential to be a lovely pleasure or companion horse. Because of his sensitive nature, he is not suitable for beginners or inexperienced handlers, but in the right hands he will truly shine.

Abilene Shannon AbbyBay standardbred mare 12yo approx 15.2hh. Unfortunate sale. Abby is broken to saddle but has been a paddock companion with minimal rides, will require to be re mouthed. Not for beginners. She has been to a couple shows in hand and didnt put a foot wrong. Beautiful personality. Good for the farrier, on the the ground and to float. Good trot and developing canter. First to come to the fence and greet you.

Unfortunately we have to let Rose our beautiful Girl go, as unforeseen circumstances have arisen which means I dont have the time she deserves to be spent with her.She is delightful mare, although Im biased. Always happy to see you, very eager to work and is quite responsive to what you're asking. She is also happy just to walk nicely if you prefer a quieter ride. She wasnt worked much or very often before I brought her and I wish I was able to put a lot more time into her beyond an immediate sort of level, and although she has had novice riders when I've been there to assist, it has been limited to roundyard and the arena when riding without huge amount of distractions. During the time I've spent trying to see what bits have been left from her ex trotter background I've noticed on occasion she can slip into a trotter pace rather instead of a canter when I'm asking her to go up a notch, but easily moves out with either another urging onwards or slowing her back down. This has been the only real point of note that I've come across in my time with her, and I try to cover as much about both good and not so good aspects I've seen, found or noticed during my experience with her to help in finding the right person.She wasnt fast enough for the trots which is why her previous owner had her but she wasnt being ridden much and sat in a small mud soaked paddock before I had her. She leads well, tacks up without issue and comes with her halter, lead rope, newly brought mesh blanket. Ive only had to float her the once, and I haven't managed to do any additional float work as it took a little bit of patience, and some hard feed to get onboard. I would always be there to help her be moved and would make sure she was able to float without dramas depending on what was needed.She has been agisted at a very nice property in middle swan with WIWO stables, turned in and out into large paddocks, both alone, next to or with other horses including a mare, gelding and a colt so she gets mi...

Broken to harness and saddle but only used for breeding Clydesdale crosses in last 7 years (never missed). Offered due to health issues of our own/need to reduce stock.