Unfortunately I’ve decided it’s best for me to put my amazing stallion up for consideration. “Nash” is the sweetest, kindest, most lovable stallion anyone comes across. He is the definition of a Labrador- he’s gentle spirited and as loyal as they come and definitely knows his person over anyone else that handles him. Despite his size and being a stallion, he walks with his head low and a quiet demeanor by other horses, including mares, and is easy enough for a young kid to handle/groom/bathe, etc. “Nash” was started under saddle about one year ago in Europe, and was imported in May 2021. I kept him in a light program thru August and then decided to give him a several month break to allow him to grow and mature physically as he looked like four different horses put together due to his size. Despite that, though, he has an incredible and natural balance in all three gaits and feels very uphill to ride. After having around 5 months off, his first ride back under saddle was just as easy as he was when he was working consistently. He has an incredible brain and willingness to work, is light to the aids, confident, and not spooky. He is safe and sane enough for a junior or amateur wanting a sweet and tall horse, but will be flashy and competitive for an ambitious rider or trainer. He is easy to lunge and knows all vocal commands, and will go over plastic, cardboard, and puddles without hesitation. “Nash” is the same horse day in and day out under saddle and on the ground. He can be gelded as well, though I think he is worth getting approved with KWPN. Full information is here in the ad, serious inquiries only. *PLEASE READ VIDEO DESCRIPTION AND EXCUSE CASUAL NATURE OF THE VIDEO* cavaletti video also available.
Toto Jr and Fürstenball need no introduction and both are the reasons why I got “Nash” for myself, and he truly carries on the characteristics of both.
X rays from January 2021 are available, as are lunging videos and Europe video to serious inquiries.