Horses for Sale in Moody AL, Pell City AL

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Paint Pony - Horse for Sale in Moody, AL 35120
Phoenix
phoenix is a 5 yr paint mare that stands at 14.3 hands. she’s super sweet &..
Moody, Alabama
Pinto
Paint Pony
Mare
9
Moody, AL
AL
$4,000
Mule - Horse for Sale in Pell City, AL 35128
Wilma
11 year old red roan mammoth Molly mule. Broke to ride and was told when I ..
Pell City, Alabama
Red Roan
Mule
Mare
17
Pell City, AL
AL
$4,000
Tennessee Walking - Horse for Sale in Chelsea, AL 35043
Tennessee Walking Mare
10 year old mare for sale/ sweet horse Great disposition, great trail ridin..
Chelsea, Alabama
Chestnut
Tennessee Walking
Mare
19
Chelsea, AL
AL
$700
Quarter Horse - Horse for Sale in Birmingham, AL 35244
Quarter Horse Gelding
Ricky Bobby is a 15 year old quarter horse gelding. He is a very gentle, fr..
Birmingham, Alabama
Sorrel
Quarter Horse
Gelding
25
Birmingham, AL
AL
$2,000
Arabian - Horse for Sale in Birmingham, AL
Arabian Mare
Taj has traveled extensively, tackling very rugged terrain, spending night..
Birmingham, Alabama
Bay
Arabian
Mare
-
Birmingham, AL
AL
$1,800
Lighting
Very calm. Stud pony loves kids..
Wilsonville, Alabama
Bay
Dales Pony
Mare
8
Wilsonville, AL
AL
$600
May & June
Pair of Percheron cross mules with full set of harness will work to a good ..
Duncanville, Alabama
Black
Mule
Mare
25
Duncanville, AL
AL
$2,052,337,084

About Helena, AL

The area was long the territory of the historic Muscogee people, known by English colonists as the Creek Indians. While Scots-Irish and English traders had interaction with them, and there was some armed conflict in the early 19th century, most European-American settlers did not come to this area until 1849. This was after the United States had conducted Indian Removal of the Creek and other Southeastern tribes in the 1830s, to lands west of the Mississippi River. The first European-American settlers to Helena, which they initially named Cove, were veterans of the final campaigns of the War of 1812. Members of Andrew Jackson's army were attracted to the quiet, peaceful valleys and streams after the Battle of Horseshoe Bend.