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Age: 9 Breed: Australian Stock Horses |
Sex: Gelding
Rider Level: Intermediate Asking Price: 6000 < |
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Ray is a handsome gentle giant who would suit a confident intermediate rider for pony club or pleasure/trail riding. He will not go faster than you want and you can jump on him straight out of the paddock. He does NOT suit a beginner or non experienced horsey home as he is very smart and picks up someones inexperience or lack of confidence quickly and can take advantage – not in an unkind way, just in a ‘lazy, I don’t want to do it’ way. Ideally he needs to be worked more than once a week as he gets bored and needs stimulation. He doesn’t get fresh and I’ve left him for 4 weeks and jumped on straight out of the paddock with no issues. He has competed at interschool ODE with his first owner. I’ve ridden him on many trails and roads and he does not have an issue with cars, motorbikes, or dogs. He is very cool, calm and quiet, and I’ve always felt safe riding him. He fine to ride alone or with others. He is easy to shoe, float and rug. He has no vices. No spook, bite, buck or rear. He needs front shoes as he has flat soles. He is up to date with vaccination, massage, dental and worming. He needs solid equine or electrified fencing as he has no respect for fencing. He has some ugly scarring on the back of both front pasterns from when he got caught in wire as a foal. I’ve had this examined by two vets and ultrasounds done and it has been deemed cosmetic only. He has his winter woolie coat and then drops this in summer to be a shimmery shiny light bay. This is an extremely hard sale as I’m a beginner returning rider and bought him as my confidence booster first horse. |
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Height:
Age: 9 Asking Price: 6000 |
Sex: Gelding
Rider Level: Intermediate |
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Ray is a handsome gentle giant who would suit a confident intermediate rider for pony club or pleasure/trail riding. He will not go faster than you want and you can jump on him straight out of the paddock. He does NOT suit a beginner or non experienced horsey home as he is very smart and picks up someones inexperience or lack of confidence quickly and can take advantage – not in an unkind way, just in a ‘lazy, I don’t want to do it’ way. Ideally he needs to be worked more than once a week as he gets bored and needs stimulation. He doesn’t get fresh and I’ve left him for 4 weeks and jumped on straight out of the paddock with no issues. He has competed at interschool ODE with his first owner. I’ve ridden him on many trails and roads and he does not have an issue with cars, motorbikes, or dogs. He is very cool, calm and quiet, and I’ve always felt safe riding him. He fine to ride alone or with others. He is easy to shoe, float and rug. He has no vices. No spook, bite, buck or rear. He needs front shoes as he has flat soles. He is up to date with vaccination, massage, dental and worming. He needs solid equine or electrified fencing as he has no respect for fencing. He has some ugly scarring on the back of both front pasterns from when he got caught in wire as a foal. I’ve had this examined by two vets and ultrasounds done and it has been deemed cosmetic only. He has his winter woolie coat and then drops this in summer to be a shimmery shiny light bay. This is an extremely hard sale as I’m a beginner returning rider and bought him as my confidence booster first horse. |
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