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I'm trying not to over react, but if she had said right off, "I'm sorry, I've changed my mind" instead of having us arrange to pick him up and then call the next day and say "Sorry, I sold him to someone else...it's not negotiable."...

She said that she wanted to keep him there where she could keep an eye on him, and I understand, but if she wanted to see him, she could have WALKED to our barn, or cut through the woods.
Something smells fishy, because to begin with, that barn just changed hands and the owner of the barn is sick with some major illness, and there were almost no horses there. The place was dead.
She had made a HUGE fuss over how she needed to get rid of the horse, he wasn't doing anything, she hadn't ridden him in a year, blah blah. She was very positive when we were trying him out, but now I'm starting to wonder, Did she not like the way that I rode him/handled him? It's just weird.

I would not worry about that being the reason she changed her mind. Don’t think that. What did the trainer from your barn think of it?

Becky