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Ive decided to post my all terrain mustang gelding due to him not getting enough work. He has been my dream horse and I trained him from the time he was barely halter broke. At about 11 years old, he is solidly built (easy keeper, strong, and some call him fat), has amazing hooves, and an amazing mind. I now have 2 small children and am looking for a horse that needs less brain stimulation. At 13.2 hands, he has had over 100 children and adults at random riding and working with him and has taken good care of them. He knows tricks and loves to learn more. He loves good boys! He has helped me train other horses and humans and as he is a mustang and is super intelligent, has saved me and others numerous wrecks. He has been to old folks homes, Minnesota and back, done many pony parties, etc. This boy thrives on brain stimulation. He comes when called (most of the time, unless he wants to play and has too much energy) and has amazing ground and saddle manners. I dont need to sell him but Im hoping to get a slower paced horse so I can keep up, now that I have more animals and children. I think my horse would do great with cattle (he loves to chase them on his own free time if he has a chance), 4h, barrels, trail rides, and more.
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