Rush's prior owner evented him to Training/Modified, so he's been there, done that. These days he would be really good for beginner novice and novice. Rush is getting back into eventing now and absolutely loves it, helped by several months of rides by a professional. He recently participated in a Waylon Roberts jumping clinic, and competed in an Eventing Derby, placing fourth in Beginner Novice with an amateur rider. He goes well for a confident, competent rider who will put in consistent work. He's been ridden by several good teenage riders and goes well for them. Rush has three good gaits with a very comfortable canter. He loves to jump and does so in a brave, forward manner. He has gone trail riding. Clips, bathes, trailers and lunges quietly. Good for the vet. At 14, Rush is still raring to go, only requiring some maintenance consistent with his age and work experience. Rush does have a roar, but has not been affected by it. Rush could be available for a partial lease at his current barn. He comes with his custom-fitted Albion saddle and a complete blanket wardrobe.