Post by mickeyfan3 on Apr 18, 2007 2:30:34 GMT -5
BAIL: $725
10 - 14 years old, 14.3h, Quarter Horse type gelding. THis horse was nice to handle on the ground and he is a solid stout guy that is well put together. He was willing but not super responsive to giving to pressure. He picked up his front feet willingly but was a little resistant to the hind feet. He was sound at time of assessment and tried to accommodate what we were asking of him. We were told but did not see with our own two eyes that he is green broke. We were told that he does not know much but did not try to buck. The FLO tried him as a saddle horses and he did not pass, not that he was bad just not trained enough to sell as a high dollar saddle horse.
UPDATE 4/21:
Bam Bam was little difficult to catch this time, but once caught he
settled down right away. He was good on the ground and willing to be mounted bareback. he was a little resistant to leg and rein pressure but did accommodate what was being asked of him. he backed and turned but would have had a better assessment in a saddle and bridle. Sound at second time of assessment. This horse has a solid build, nice feet and the ability to do just about anything (within reason).
Questions? Want to take this handsome boy home? Please contact Deb @ Avalonmistfarm@msn.com & submit your adoption application at www.columbiabasinequinerescue.org/DEF-AppPre.asp
More pictures available at: www.columbiabasinequinerescue.org/DEF-HorsesProfile.asp?HoID=689
10 - 14 years old, 14.3h, Quarter Horse type gelding. THis horse was nice to handle on the ground and he is a solid stout guy that is well put together. He was willing but not super responsive to giving to pressure. He picked up his front feet willingly but was a little resistant to the hind feet. He was sound at time of assessment and tried to accommodate what we were asking of him. We were told but did not see with our own two eyes that he is green broke. We were told that he does not know much but did not try to buck. The FLO tried him as a saddle horses and he did not pass, not that he was bad just not trained enough to sell as a high dollar saddle horse.
UPDATE 4/21:
Bam Bam was little difficult to catch this time, but once caught he
settled down right away. He was good on the ground and willing to be mounted bareback. he was a little resistant to leg and rein pressure but did accommodate what was being asked of him. he backed and turned but would have had a better assessment in a saddle and bridle. Sound at second time of assessment. This horse has a solid build, nice feet and the ability to do just about anything (within reason).
Questions? Want to take this handsome boy home? Please contact Deb @ Avalonmistfarm@msn.com & submit your adoption application at www.columbiabasinequinerescue.org/DEF-AppPre.asp
More pictures available at: www.columbiabasinequinerescue.org/DEF-HorsesProfile.asp?HoID=689
