- *March 3, 2009 - Sorrel Tobiano - Fully registered with the APHA (pedigree traces back to “Doc Olena”) - Heavy-boned - Approx. 1.55 m at the withers
- Has been kept in a mixed herd so far (out in the pasture in summer, open barn in winter) - goes out into the countryside without any problems, both alone and in a group - is regularly vaccinated, dewormed, and seen by the dentist and farrier - is familiar with dogs, tractors, etc., and everything else you might find in the countryside
- He has a fundamentally very sweet disposition; he is very attentive, affectionate, curious, eager to work, and a bit playful at times
- I’ve always been able to rely on him so far, though he occasionally tests the rider’s consistency—without ever becoming aggressive or anything like that
- At 3.5 years old, Legolas spent 3 months in professional training (before I bought him) - Afterward, he was further trained by me and our Western trainer—who is from America—on our own over the years; primarily focused on working with cows
- Legolas knows and loves working with cows (he has competed successfully multiple times in tournaments, in both individual and team disciplines) - He is also familiar with working with a lasso - Successful in barrel racing competitions - He is a true all-around horse and a perfect partner and friend - You can count on him, even if he hasn’t been ridden for quite a while
Legolas is being sold due to his owner’s health issues.
Will not be sold to owners who keep horses exclusively in stalls.
Suitable equipment (saddle, pad, bridle, spurs, etc.) can be purchased along with him.
