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Jason Smith Ranch

Wild horses from the Warm Springs Reservation, gathered after the Bench Fire and looking for good homes. Twenty-five are listed now through the First Nations Online Horse Market.

The Horses

Available animals include stallions, mares, yearlings, and family pairs from Warm Springs. Each horse has updated vaccinations and a Coggins certificate. Contact us for specific pricing on any animal.

The Gist of It

How the Sale Works

First come, first served

Held up to a week

Viewings & Hauling

See a horse you like? Ask for pricing. Once we receive payment, your new equine partner is yours.

We can hold your horse for up to a week while you get organized, unless otherwise negotiated.

Viewings are by appointment. Hauling can be arranged, and Indian trade is possible.

After the Bench Fire

In July 2026 the Bench Fire burned more than 67,000 acres on the Warm Springs Reservation, including most of the range these horses call home. Hundreds of wild horses lost their feed almost overnight. Every adoption and every donation moves a horse toward a good home and keeps hay coming for the ones still waiting.

67,000+ acres burned
80% of the grazing district lost
400+ wild horses needing feed

Every adoption makes room on the land for the herd that remains.

Meet Jason Smith

Jason Smith Ranch is a Native-owned ranch on the Warm Springs Reservation. Jason is a lifelong leader in wild horse management with the tribe and a 20-time wild horse racing world champion. In tribute to his late father, he and Kremena are finding good homes for these heritage horses, never commercial truckloads.

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