Horses for Sale in Texas
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Browse horses for sale in Texas from private sellers and breeders across the state, from ranch and rope horses to trail and show horses, and narrow your search by breed, discipline, age, gender, color and price.
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Cat Bay Mare Appendix
14 years • Mare • Appendix
If you're looking for a safe, gentle mare the whole family can enjoy, Cat is one you'll want to meet. She has a soft, kind eye and the quiet temperament we look for in a kid-safe and beginner-safe horse. Cat has a nice trot and lope and willingly goes into her leads without her rider having to constantly push her. She is comfortable to ride and would be a wonderful choice for someone wanting a horse they can enjoy rather than one they have to work on every ride. Cat really shines out on the trails. She handles thick trees and brush without a problem and travels through the woods confidently. She would make a great trail partner for family rides and someone wanting to relax and enjoy their time in the saddle. Cat is approximately 14 years old and stands around 14.3 hands tall, making her a handy size for both younger riders and adults.
CORONEL FF Black Stallion Andalusian
5 years • Stallion • Andalusian
Stunning 2021 Black Andalusian, Dressage prospect, well broke under saddle, good brain, great work ethic, over extravagant movement, 3 quality gaits, walk, trot, canter, high breed quality, very correct conformation, flashy, calm temperament, double registered with ANNCE (revised) and IALHA, well broke under saddle. Horse transportation can easily be arranged.
BIBERONES SAL Stallion Andalusian Stallion Andalusian Stallion Andalusian Stallion Andalusian
7 years • Stallion • Andalusian
Rare 2019 Andalusian black double-pearl E/E a/a Prl/Prl stallion, he would be one of a kind color in the show ring, he has a very calm temperament, easy to handle, a true gentleman, super fancy, great ground manners and a easy-going character. Exceptional presence, has been in parades, around crowds, he a rare one of a kind, lineage is full of dilutes, phenomenal breeding stallion and top quality producer of both color and nobility. Horse transportation can easily be arranged.
Texas Horses for Sale: Ranch, Rope, Barrel and Trail Horses
Texas has a deep horse culture, from working ranches and rodeo arenas to show barns and trail country, and the horses for sale in Texas reflect it. Quarter Horses are a familiar sight at Texas ranch, roping, barrel racing, reining and cutting events, and the American Quarter Horse Association is headquartered in Amarillo. Listings from Texas sellers also cover other breeds and disciplines, from Paint Horses, Arabians and Andalusians to ponies, miniature horses, trail horses and breeding stock, so you can browse ranch horses for sale in Texas, rope horses or family horses side by side.
Horses for Sale in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Austin
Texas is a big state, so it helps to search by area. Use the City / County box to look for horses for sale in Houston, horses for sale in Dallas, in San Antonio, Austin, Fort Worth, El Paso, Amarillo or Lubbock, or enter your own county, and narrow the results by breed, gender, age, height, color, discipline and price. Open a listing to see the seller’s town, and buy close to home when you can, so that you can visit the horse, watch it being ridden and bring your own trainer or veterinarian.
Buying a Horse in Texas From Out of State
If you are buying from a distance, plan the hauling and the paperwork before you commit. Most states require a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection and proof of a current negative Coggins test when a horse crosses state lines, though the exact rules vary, so check the destination state’s animal health agency. Ask the seller for extra photos and video, agree a trial ride and a pre-purchase veterinary exam, and keep a bill of sale that names the horse, the price and both parties. Taking these steps before any money changes hands protects both you and the seller. For trailers, saddles and tack as well as horses, head back to Equine Listings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find horses for sale in Texas near me?
Browse the listings on this page, which come from private sellers and breeders, and use the State, City / County and other filters to narrow them to your area. You can look for horses for sale in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin, Fort Worth or El Paso by entering the city, then open a listing to see the seller’s town.
What types of horses are for sale in Texas?
Texas listings can include ranch and rope horses, barrel and arena horses, trail and family horses, show horses, mares and stallions for breeding, and foals or young prospects. Use the Breed filter for Quarter Horses, Paints, Arabians, Appaloosas, Friesians or Gypsy Vanners, and use the same filters for ponies and miniature horses for sale in Texas, then read each description for the horse’s training and experience.
Are there Quarter Horses for sale in Texas?
Quarter Horses are one of the breeds you will see most often on Texas ranches and in the arena, and you can show only Quarter Horses by choosing the breed in the Breed filter on this page. Use the Discipline filter to look for barrel horses, ranch horses, reining horses or cutting horses, and check whether a horse is AQHA registered if you need papers.
How much do horses cost in Texas?
Price depends far more on the individual horse than on the state. Age, training, breed, bloodlines, registration and discipline all matter, and a green young horse costs very differently from a finished ranch or show horse. Use the price filter to set a budget, such as horses for sale in Texas under $5,000, and compare similar horses before you make an offer.
Are there beginner-friendly horses for sale in Texas?
Many sellers describe horses as quiet and suitable for beginners. Look for an older, well-trained horse with a calm temperament and a track record with novice riders, and ask whether it can be ridden by a beginner under supervision. Bringing an experienced rider or trainer to try the horse with you is the best way to judge whether it is a good match.
Can I buy a horse in Texas and take it to another state?
Yes, but plan the paperwork. Most states require a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection and proof of a current negative Coggins test for equine infectious anemia when a horse crosses state lines, though the exact rules vary. Ask the seller for a recent Coggins result, have a veterinarian issue the health certificate, and check the destination state’s animal health agency before you haul.
How do I contact a Texas seller?
Open a listing and use Message Seller, or reveal the seller’s phone number or email address on the page. Ask for more photos and video, the horse’s papers and health records, and arrange to see it in person if you can. Agree the price, a trial ride and a pre-purchase veterinary exam directly with the seller before you pay.