Somewhere out there is the person who has already faced your exact decision — with their own money, in your discipline, more times than they can count. The Advisory Hour puts you across the table from them. Booked directly, prepared properly, and aimed at a decision you can act on the same day.
A weanling out of a producing mare, a finished show horse, an embryo out of one of the industry’s great mares. The listing looks perfect. They always do — that’s what listings are for.
Your two-year-old isn’t coming along the way the money says he should, and Fort Worth doesn’t move its dates. Push him, give him time, redirect him, or sell him — that call deserves eyes that have hauled there.
The famous stallion isn’t automatically the right cross. Pedigree, conformation, what her foals have actually done, what the market pays for in three years — a breeding is a strategy, not an ad.
And none of them are writing the check. When you’ve circled the same decision a hundred times, sometimes it takes an outsider looking in to get you to the right answer.
Train or sell. Breed or buy. Show her or flush her. Haul or stay home. Both roads always look defensible from where you’re standing — that’s exactly what makes the wrong one expensive.
It works. It just costs board, vet, hauling, entries, and years — and it grades your homework long after you turned it in.
No pitch, no package, no upsell. A working session built around one question, with everything your advisor needs at their fingertips when you join the call.
A cutter for the cutting question. A hall-of-fame breeder for the mare. A futurity trainer for the two-year-old. Browse the roster and book the one whose record matches your decision — or tell us your situation and we’ll match you.
Your questions in priority order, plus registration papers, pedigrees, videos, vet history, sale results — all of it at your advisor’s fingertips during the session, so the hour is spent on judgment, not catch-up.
A private video session. Direct questions, plain answers, zero ego — and nobody else ever hears a word of it.
Not “food for thought.” A position: buy it or pass, breed her or wait, haul him or sell him — and the why, in terms you can repeat with confidence.
I was an hour from buying a stallion that would have set my breeding program back five years. One conversation with Ty Smith saved me a quarter of a million dollars.
The hour fits almost everyone — but where you’re starting from changes what you’ll ask. If one of these is you, start there.
Founder, Solo Select
Co-Owner, Solo Select
26× World Champion
Former Fortune 200 COO
AQHA Hall of Fame
Pick the advisor whose record matches your question and request your session. The decision is coming either way — make it with the right person on it.
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