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Thank you for the kind words!

Thanks for watching!

He’s So good

Thank you! He’s awesome!!

Thanks!

Confetti had a bobble out there but she was very good

He’s a good one

No kidding

Find that money tree!!

@@mattmillsreining1 if only!

Great question. An athlete is best!! No matter the build. 15 hands seems to be what most are

110% agree! Bruce is my absolute favourite

I'm soul rich and horse poor myself lol. I always wonder what makes a pair of jeans worth paying $100 or more for them? Besides the "brand" or endorser?

I'm still wearing my use to be $13.99 wrangler zw that are now between 21.99 and 26.99 depending upon where you get them. And not specifically made in USA anymore

@@johnmcgowan5719 lol ikr? I still buy the rigid wranglers for $19.99

They are nice

How bugs your arm?

Only takes money!

@@mattmillsreining1 🤣 you bet! More than I have at the moment but I have a promising colt along the same bloodlines in the barn right now. 😍 I’m praying he turns out. But I’d love to know how much he is. Hubs will kill me but it doesn’t hurt to ask. 🤫😍

@Christy B Yes!! I agree. I’m currently in the market for a nice horse, and have the funds to get one, but I have no idea what a horse from Matt would run. I have a general idea of what a good reining horse would cost, but I’m sure one that has Matt’s name on it would probably go for more. My family has owned horses for generations, including myself, but I still have never understood the “private treaty” stuff. Like, if you intend to sell one, why is the price of the horse something secret? Lol As you said, I think, at least, a price range could be provided just to let people know if they should bother reaching out or not, depending on what they have to spend.

@@candiblevins9185 I honestly don't know much about the western side of things. In my experience, hunter jumper world, I have bought from 2k to 30k and sold at low 6 figures. My husband would like to get into Ranch riding so I have been looking that up and was very interested when Matt commented on the sport.

@@christyb7590 I don’t know much about the English world, so I can totally understand where you’re coming from on that. Do people post the prices of the horses in those sports, or are they marked “private treaty” as well, if they are generally considered “high priced?” That’s one of the more frustrating things about buying a nice horse….having to reach out to several people every time you find one you may be interested in just to find out the price. 28k is the most I’ve spent, so it makes me wonder what that would, or would not, buy out of his barn. Someone like Matt I can understand going private, as I’m sure he gets a deluge of private messages daily, but you would think adding in a price range would be beneficial to help those that don’t have the money to spend know that they are out of their price range. My 28k may not even buy a leg off of one of his horses! Lol I think your idea is a good one. For him to address what to expect with the caliber of horses he has, along with what to expect from someone not quite as high profile.

@@candiblevins9185 I can understand why he does not list price. On this type of social media it would be a disaster. He'd get a million questions from minors. I have listed horses under 40k on certain sites with the price actually listed. The rest are listed like, high five figures, low/med six figures. On the western side I can see a huge price difference not only about skill but breeding. I looked at a ranch riding prospect recently from a known guy out of Ocala Fl . That horse was pretty much ready to go for an amateur, listed at 35k. So I don't know, maybe Matt will feel comfortable to throw some price ranges out for us. I love this channel. He is so good with the horses. He is, what we old timers call, a true horseman.

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Tucker saddles.

He’s a good one !

I would love to ride him.. I’ll be Honest I’m not in a position to buy a horse. But I would love to learn how to do raining. I’ve done Hunter Jumper’s as young girl in the last few years gotten into Western riding. Willing to drive out there. I’m in San Diego 😎

That's the one I like. Manny too but Confetti's the one

A reining horse could do all of those things. However, a well trained reining horse is expensive. Like 5-6 figures expensive. You could find an all around well trained trail horse that could do what you want, you don't need a reiner. THAT SAID, if you can find a retired reiner for less money who isn't competing anymore, might be perfect for you.

Thank you!! I will defiantly look into more retired Reiners or trails horses :D Have a great day!!

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I heard that too and was wondering where?!

Sure am

Weatherford

I love texas. 1890 in Granbury is a great place to eat. Chop house in Arlington is also great!.

@@mattmillsreining1 weatherford is the place to be! I wouldn’t wish to live anywhere else for the horse business.

I'm wondering about that too, he said it so nonchalantly, but I dont remember seeing them talk about it before

Great question that I answer often! Did you see my horse Bruce bridleless? Many of our reining horses are bred to have “ level “ top lines which naturally sets them up to be low with their heads. Horses in the wild have their heads up because they are on alert. And my horses in pasture all have their heads low to eat!! These horses are so comfortable with their training that they feel at ease dropping their heads to their natural position. Yes there are exceptions…. But isn’t that with everything in life??? Respectfully, Matt