We are located less than 10 miles off I-65 in our
spectacular "one-of-a-kind" facility. Everything is
under one heated roof from the 15 oversized solid
metal stalls to the 60 x 100 oval arena with
overhead sprinkler system, the breeding room and
lab, and the 20 x 80 office/lounge! Stepping out
back of the show barn, but staying under the roof
line is our 48 stall mare motel. The entire 24
acres is fenced in four-rail pipe with more than a
dozen cross-fenced pastures. The tall pines,
stocked pond, 3 homes, plus the PRCA approved lighted outdoor arena (for Nick!),
including bleachers, bathrooms and concession stand, makes our
new home completely perfect. We invite everyone to stop by for
a visit. We will be proud to show you why we say....SWEET HOME ALABAMA!!
Terry Sartain
has been shaping and showing World Champion Halter horses since
1971. He has shown in excess of over 200 World Champions in
four different breeds. Terry has been a carded judge for over 25
years and has judged the Appaloosa World Show 3 times. In the
past ten years alone, Terry has shown over 60 World and Reserve
World Champions at the APHA, ApHC, IBHA, and PHBA World Shows.
In 2004, Terry showed the AQHA European Grand champion Stallion
and the Appaloosa European Grand Champion Stallion.
Shaping, selecting and searching for that "perfect"
halter horse is Terry's forte. Many in the industry will say
that he is "one of the best" at picking out a great horse "in
the rough"! In 2001, Terry shaped and led futurity horses
earning over $50,000.00. Terry and Karen took 9 horses to the
2002 APHA World and left with 7 World titles for the owners.
Terry was the High Point Halter trainer for the show, leading
more World Champions and Reserve World Champions than any other
exhibitor.
The Farm manager, Mr. George Fendrich, has also been in
the industry for over 35 years. George, a former ApHC judge,
has taught youth and amateurs and enjoys a little team roping on
the side. George lives on site and oversees the horses 24 hours
a day. When Terry and Karen are gone to a show, George
continues the fitting and care of the horses left in the barn.
That way, Sartain
Equine Management can
continue to show and shape six days a week - every month - all
year long. But, George and the horses do get to rest on Sunday!
Terry & Karen Sartain
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SARTAIN
EQUINE
MANAGEMENT,
LLC
