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Horse for sale - Comet - $2,200
Breed:
Tennessee Walker
Gender:
Gelding
Height:
15 hands
Color:
Other
Age:
18 y.o.
Contact:
Jennifer
Phone:
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Email:
Location:
Harrisville,
Michigan
48740
Discipline:
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Level
Trail Horse
Trained
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Description:
Comet is a black and white Overo grade Tennessee Walker gelding with lots of life in him for trail riding. He is a lead horse, forward and fast walking, and has excellent ground manners (vets, blacksmith, grooming, tying, mounting, etc.) while never showing bad vices (i.e. no biting/kicking/rearing/bucking/pulling back etc.). He has been good with dogs, cats, chickens, cows, & vehicles from my experience with him. He loads and trailers well, and can be alone or around other horses. We have had him over two years, but our circumstances have changed with my husband having various surgeries and we haven't been able to set up a good winter environment here as we had hoped, so we've had to board him the last two winters and would have to keep doing that in the future unfortunately. He's been alone for half the year when he's at our place, and had his own stall/paddock for the rest of the year while boarded over winter. I had hoped to get a pony for the grandkids and then he'd have company here, but I know we won't be able to do that at this point. I have led a grandchild on Comet and he's just fine with that. He walks through puddles (and we were told by his previous owner that he'd go into a lake and splash, though we don't have a pond or any place to allow him that great fun in the summer!). He's a very smart and alert horse and notices things, but I've only known him to do a bit of a startle occasionally...nothing experienced riders aren't used to. I have ridden him mostly in a ring or arena and only infrequently/lightly, but he's easy to get going again. He lounges very well. Comet is an easy keeper, doing well on grass hay and a small amount of grain into which I add vitamins and hoof supplement for good measure. He does love treats, especially carrots and apples! I keep front shoes on him (he was just trimmed/reshod July 23) and he's up to date on spring shots and deworming, plus had teeth floated this spring with a very good report from the horse dentist.
Comet is a black and white Overo grade Tennessee Walker gelding with lots of life in him for trail riding. He is a lead horse, forward and fast walking, and has excellent ground manners (vets, blacksmith, grooming, tying, mounting, etc.) while never showing bad vices (i.e. no biting/kicking/rearing/bucking/pulling back etc.). He has been good with dogs, cats, chickens, cows, & vehicles from my experience with him. He loads and trailers well, and can be alone or around other horses. We have had him over two years, but our circumstances have changed with my husband having various surgeries and we haven't been able to set up a good winter environment here as we had hoped, so we've had to board him the last two winters and would have to keep doing that in the future unfortunately. He's been alone for half the year when he's at our place, and had his own stall/paddock for the rest of the year while boarded over winter. I had hoped to get a pony for the grandkids and then he'd have company here, but I know we won't be able to do that at this point. I have led a grandchild on Comet and he's just fine with that. He walks through puddles (and we were told by his previous owner that he'd go into a lake and splash, though we don't have a pond or any place to allow him that great fun in the summer!). He's a very smart and alert horse and notices things, but I've only known him to do a bit of a startle occasionally...nothing experienced riders aren't used to. I have ridden him mostly in a ring or arena and only infrequently/lightly, but he's easy to get going again. He lounges very well. Comet is an easy keeper, doing well on grass hay and a small amount of grain into which I add vitamins and hoof supplement for good measure. He does love treats, especially carrots and apples! I keep front shoes on him (he was just trimmed/reshod July 23) and he's up to date on spring shots and deworming, plus had teeth floated this spring with a very good report from the horse dentist.
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