This has been a really tough decision to make. Wally is a very special guy! My family adores him, but we are moving to the other side of the country and don't think Wally would appreciate the multi-day trailer ride and the extreme heat once we get there. So we are putting out feelers to see if there would be any interest in him.

Wally is sweet and gentle. Way more "whoa than go" but is willing. I've had many young riders on him (4-16 year olds). I would still recommend an intermediate rider just because of his size and he can be pushy. He stands great for the farrier and is barefoot. Does NOT need stocks. He is an easy keeper and needs to be kept on a dry lot and fed low sugar hay/feed. Daily turnout is a must (he will not like living 24/7 in a stall, he is currently out all day, and stalled at night). Rides english or western. No formal training and was mainly used as a trail horse before I bought him. Now he has mostly been ridden leisurely in an arena.

He will come with his western and english saddles, bridle, breast collar, rain sheet, and medium weight blanket. Up to date on vaccinations and worming. Teeth done spring of 2025. PPE welcome at buyer's expense.