Expression of interest only. Do not comment if you have any negative comments to add or to tell me this horse is only worth $500. Harley is 50 % clyde 25% appy 25% qh ring 4 yo colt. 15hh When we picked harley up he had never been handled but we belive owners had tried but failed teaching him if he steps back then pressure is released. We have worked intensively on this man made problem teaching him the correct release of pressure. He has had all ground work done including being saddled and backed but not yet riden. He has been taken over cross country course from the ground and has a future in jumping. He has beautiful floating movement in all 3 paces. As he was unhandled when we got him he too had not had feet touched but we have addressed this and is accepting us picking his feet up and is only improving with time. Yes harley still has a long way to go being a dream pony but with more ground work (which will be done before selling) he will be amazing. You can crack a whip holding him and is very excepting of bags etc ruffled around him. He does not appear to have any spook towards objects how ever can look a little nervous but has never done anything. I have many videos of his ground work and can provide a link to view them (only to those that have a genuine interest as Im not in the mood for games and keyboard worries) I have only reposted this add as apparently I worded the last one wrong. This horse will have a min price tag of $3000. If you think this is the wrong price keep it to your self I really dont care if u picked a horse up for $500 this is not that horse. Im not trying to start a war I just feel some people should learn to back off and keep some thoughts to them selves. As I said PLEASE ONLY COMMENT OR INBOX ME IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE NOT IF I ED WHEN AND IF I SELL OUR BEAUTIFUL BOY SO I CAN FIND HIM THE BEST HOME POSSIBLE. Has had teeth done upto date with worming etc. He has not been dna tested to those that require this.
Posted on: Mon, 19 Jan 2015 00:18:04 +0000
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