Our Heritage:
The heart of Sharp Turn Ranch is our love for horses and a commitment to preserving the rich ranching traditions of the American West.
Our foundation lies in selective breeding, where we focus on cutting horses with impeccable bloodlines, athleticism, and a strong work ethic. We take pride in the success of our horses, both in the arena and in building lasting relationships with their owners.
- Best Horses Riding
- Quality Control System
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- Commitment to Customers
- Professional Trainer
Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that purchasing a cutting horse is a big decision, whether you're a seasoned competitor or new to the sport. To help you make an informed choice, we’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions from buyers just like you.
Why Cutting Horses?
Cutting is a unique and exhilarating equestrian discipline rooted in ranching traditions. Originating from the need to separate cattle from herds, cutting has evolved into one of the most exciting competitive equine sports.
What should a buyer expect?
When you purchase a horse from Sharp Turn Ranch, you are joining a family of cutting enthusiasts who are passionate about the sport and the horses we love. We are committed to making your experience as smooth and enjoyable as possible, whether you are a seasoned buyer or making your first foray into the world of cutting horses.
How much does a cutting horse cost?
Sharp Tuen Ranch raises well-trained horses that are ready to compete. Each can range from $25,000 to $100,000 or more, especially if they have proven success in the arena. Factors such as health, performance records, and market demand can influence prices as well.
Can I see the horse work cattle before buying?
Yes! We provide past competition videos on each horses profile so you can see them in action before making a decision. Watching the horse work cattle will give you valuable insight into its cow sense, athleticism, and responsiveness.
Do you offer custom breeding programs if I want a specific bloodline?
Not at this time