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Bidding Ends At
2025 Sep 18 @ 18:06 (UTC-06:00 : CST/MDT)
ALL HORSES ARE LOCATED AT THE CONSIGNORS FACILITY
HORSES ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING AT BILLINGS LIVESTOCK DURING OUR TIMED ONLINE ONLY SALE
Our TIMED ONLINE ONLY SALE Procedure is as follows:
Bidding opens on all horses at 12 Noon Sep 10
Bidding will continue up to 6 p.m. Thurs Sep 18 at which time Hip 1 will close.
At 6:03 p.m. Hip 2 will close. At 6:06 p.m. Hip 3 will close. Every 3 minutes the following horse will be closed to bidding. If during the last seconds a horse is bid is placed
2023 AQHA Bay Gelding
Meet Boondocks, a remarkable 14.1H gelding whose exceptional temperament, intelligence, and versatility make him a standout companion for riders of all skill levels. Known affectionately as “Boon,” this horse embodies the ideal blend of calmness, curiosity, and willingness to please, earning him a reputation as one of the most trustworthy and adaptable equines in our program. Key Attributes: Breed & Temperament smart, respectful, and inherently “born broke” gelding with no history of bolting, bucking, or rearing. His gentle nature ensures safety for riders of all experience levels, from beginners to seasoned equestrians. Athleticism & training he stands out with a fluid walk, jog, and lope, paired with a responsive stop. Trained in English disciplines and cavaletti work, Boon demonstrates advanced body awareness and is actively learning to frame up and balance himself with Trail Readiness. Proven bombproof in diverse environments, including urban trails with traffic, bikes, strollers, and runners. Confidently navigates tarps, bridges, water crossing and other obstacles with ease. Training & Experience, Boondocks has been meticulously prepared for a variety of roles: Arena Work – Excels in structured training, showcasing a hard stop, smooth gaits, and foundational English skills. His cavaletti work highlights his coordination and willingness to engage in mental challenges. Trail Challenges – Crosses water, bridges, and tarps without hesitation. Carries flags and interacts calmly with unexpected stimuli, making him ideal for parades, trail competitions, or casual rides. Social & Educational Roles – Trustworthy with children and novice riders, serving as a patient teacher who prioritizes their safety and confidence.Temperament & Social Skills – Unwavering Calmness – Remains composed in high-stress environments, including crowded trails, loud noises, and sudden movements. Never exhibits fear or aggression, even when exposed to unfamiliar objects or animals. Adaptability – Thrives in English, Western, and bareback disciplines, adapting seamlessly to rider preferences. His light mouth and responsive cues ensure a harmonious partnership. Safety-First Approach – A natural “babysitter” horse, Boon intuitively prioritizes rider safety, making him a top choice for families, lesson programs, or riders seeking a low-risk partner.Care & Handling – Boondocks is a low-maintenance companion: Ease of Maintenance – Self-loads, bridles effortlessly, and cooperates with farriers. His gentle disposition simplifies daily care. Health & Condition – Maintains robust physical health, with no noted injuries or behavioral issues. Future Potential – Ideal for trail riders, lesson programs, or families seeking a loyal companion. His intelligence and trainability also position him for advanced disciplines or therapeutic roles. Why Choose Boondocks? This gelding’s unique combination of athleticism, intelligence, and temperament is rare. His calmness under pressure, extensive training, and natural aptitude for teaching make him a valuable asset for riders seeking a reliable partner. Whether navigating rugged trails, participating in structured training, or simply enjoying leisurely rides, Boon consistently delivers. Inquire today to schedule a trial or learn more about this exceptional gelding. Willing to hold for 7 days while travel arrangements are being arranged. After that there is a $20 a day charge for boarding. Call regarding transportation. Please make sure to check out our website too at https://www.dynamitehorses.com/ .We can hold for 7 days while transport is being set up and after that $20 a day
Fort Collins, Colorado
Dynamite Horses - (970) 632-3644
Auction Location:
2443 North Frontage Rd, Billings, Montana, 59101, United States
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
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Additional Fees:
Shipping Details:
Contact BLS Horse Sale office for Shipping Details
Below are some known transport services:
Horse Transport
Montana Express Horse Transport: Cindy/Randy 866-325-0108
Diamond Spur Transport - TX: 406-579-8979
Trish Crofton (Canadian Based): 778-678-6558
Brandon Browning - KY: 859-462-1728
Dan LaPierre: 307-202-0736
Payment Details:
NO HORSES WILL BE RELEASED UNTIL PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Payment is due in full by the Wednesday after the sale at 10 am.
Settlement can be made by overnight check, money order, wire transfer or credit card.
3% charge on credit card payments. Call BLS office at 406-245-4151 to pay by credit card
Overnight checks to:
Billings Livestock
2443 North Frontage Rd
Billings, MT 59101
Wire Transfer to:
Billings Livestock Commission Custodial Acct
PO Box 31533, Billings, Mt 59107
Stockman Bank
2700 King Ave West
Billings, Mt 59108
406-655-2700
(Call for acct details)
Credit Card
Call 406-245-4151
(3% charge)
Accepted Payment Methods:
- Money Order/Bank Draft
- Check/Cheque
- COD (cash on delivery)
- Wire Transfer
By registering and participating in this auction, the bidder/buyer agrees to the following TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
BUYER'S PREMIUM: No buyer's premium for this sale.
HORSE SALE TERMS & CONDITIONS
1. The highest bidder is the buyer. Any dispute between two or more bidders, sole authority to settle the dispute as the auctioneer sees fit is reserved by the auctioneer, including the right to reject any or all bids.
2. Terms of the sale are cash or bankable check.
3. When a horse is sold, title shall pass to the buyer.
4. Horses are offered for sale according to the laws of the State of Montana, and the right to bid is reserved for all sellers in this sale.
5. Horses are at the buyer’s expense and risk and responsibility from the time of the purchase, but no delivery will be made until final
settlement has been made.
6. There is no guarantee of any kind as to the soundness or condition or other quality of any horse sold in this sale. Once the sale closes the sale is final.
7. The sale management, auctioneers, and employees act as agents for the sellers, but assume no liability for either buyer or sellers.
Any representations made by the sale management are made on behalf of the seller.
8. Every effort has been made to ensure correctness of the catalog. However, sales management, printer and auctioneer assume no responsibility for errors or omissions.
9. Checks should be made payable to BLS or Billings Livestock Commission.
10. Sellers have the right to bid. The auctioneer may protect the seller.
SETTLEMENT PROCEDURES
First - Sale Invoice: At the conclusion of the bidding on each lot, the successful bidder will be emailed an invoice for the lots purchased.
Second - Payment of Account: Full settlement of purchases need to be made no later than the Tuesday following the sale, at 5PM. Payment will be made by United States currency, certified check, money order, traveler’s check, or personal check. Canadian buyers must pay with US Currency or Certified Funds.
Third - Permission to Load Out: After payment of the buyer’s account is made, buyer will receive permission to load out which will permit removal of the animal from the seller.
NOTICES:
Care & Removal of Horses - Important!!
Please be reminded that title passes at the fall of the hammer, at which time the purchaser assumes all risk and responsibility to move
horses after the sale. Consignors will assist with holding of animals pending transport and assist with transport arrangements where noted in footnotes on individual horses.