Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Our horses are home-bred, meaning we know every single horse from birth. We breed specifically for temperament and conformation — not just looks or bloodlines. Every OPS horse is professionally trained before sale and comes with full pedigree documentation and no prior health baggage. Our team evaluates every horse before it's offered to a buyer.
Absolutely. We encourage prospective buyers to visit the farm and spend time with a horse before making any decision. Please contact us to arrange a viewing. We want every match to be the right one.
Our horses are bred to be rider-friendly and versatile. Depending on the individual horse, they can be suited to trail riding, English, Western, and various performance disciplines. Contact us with your specific goals and our team will help match you with the right horse.
Yes — especially for buyers purchasing younger horses. We offer continued training assistance and are always available to answer questions as you settle in with your new horse. Our relationship with buyers doesn't end at the sale.
The Open Riding Program is a new offering at OPS that allows experienced riders to come and ride our trained horses without owning one. It's ideal for riders who love horses but aren't ready for ownership, or those who want more saddle time. Visit our Open Riding page for more details or contact us to express interest.
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram where Barb posts regularly about available and upcoming horses. Each horse is tagged with #opsHorseName so you can follow an individual horse's full journey. You can also contact us to be put on a notification list.
Every OPS horse is registered and documented, with known sire and dam information going back multiple generations. You'll receive full pedigree paperwork at the time of purchase, so you know exactly what bloodlines you're getting.
We're located at 359 Concession #10 E, Freelton, Ontario. We're easily accessible from Burlington, Hamilton, Ancaster, and surrounding areas. Open in Google Maps →

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