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Why We’re Launching This Blog: For Those Who Ride, Breed, Sell and Search with Heart

  • Yolanda Rama

    Yolanda Rama

  • July 25, 2025
  • 4 min de lectura
Gallery Horse Blog

Have you ever struggled to find the right horse?
Or tried to sell a horse you deeply believed in, but couldn’t reach the right buyer?
Or maybe you’re a breeder, pouring years of work into bloodlines, training, and care — only to feel misunderstood by a market that doesn’t always value the depth of what you offer.

At Gallery Horse, we’ve spent the last few years in a unique position: right in the middle of it all.
We’ve talked to buyers, sellers, breeders, riders, agents — and most importantly, we’ve listened.

And this is what we’ve come to realize:
Everyone is facing challenges.
Real ones. And most of the time, they go unspoken.

For Buyers: The Search Can Be Overwhelming

We hear it constantly:

“I’ve seen so many videos, but I don’t know who to trust.”
“I flew in to try a horse and it was nothing like what was promised.”
“I don’t know what’s a fair price anymore.”

Today’s buyer is navigating a sea of information — and misinformation. From overly edited videos to vague vet checks, to prices that shift without explanation… It’s easy to feel lost.
Even experienced professionals are struggling to make confident decisions.

For Sellers & Breeders: Telling the Truth Isn’t Always Enough

If you’re a breeder or a seller, chances are you’ve also felt frustrated.
You’ve raised or trained a beautiful horse, invested years of care, education, and love…
And yet:

“They want it perfect — but for half the price.”
“I have a wonderful horse, but it doesn’t ‘go viral.’”
“People question everything. Even when I’m being honest.”

We see your effort. We see the value behind what doesn’t always shine in a 30-second clip.
And we know how discouraging it can be when great horses get overlooked — or when the market demands show instead of substance.

 For Riders: The Pressure Is Real

Whether you're a young rider chasing your dreams or a seasoned professional trying to make a living in this sport, the weight can be heavy.

“Should I post this video?”
“Will they judge how I ride?”
“Am I doing enough?”

Riders are often caught between buyers’ expectations, trainers’ standards, and the realities of each horse. And in a world that often values “perfect” over progress, it’s easy to feel like you’re never enough.

That’s Why We’re Starting This Blog

We didn’t create this space to sell more horses.
We created it because we believe in honest conversations.
We believe in the people — and horses — behind this industry.
And we believe it’s time to talk about what’s really happening.

This blog will be a place where we share:

  • What we’ve learned from years of connecting horses and people
  • The red flags buyers should watch for
  • The challenges breeders face
  • The pressures riders feel
  • The human stories behind the sales

Some posts will be practical.
Some will be personal.
Some might even be uncomfortable.
But all of them will be real.

Let’s Build Something Better — Together

We’re not here to complain or point fingers.
We’re here to build bridges.
To create trust.
To help buyers feel more confident, sellers feel more respected, and horses find homes where they truly belong.

So whether you're searching, selling, breeding, riding — or just trying to understand the process — we hope you’ll follow along, comment, share, and maybe even feel a little more connected.

Welcome to the Gallery Horse Blog.
Let’s bring everything to the table — and talk.

 [Read our first post here]
 Have a story, a doubt, or a question? Write to us. We want to hear from you.

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