RL Sulphur's Riptide
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2019 13.2H Chestnut Gelding
Sulphur Springs HMA
DNA TESTED: Welsh Pony x Galcieno x Paso Fino
$5,000
Rip is that kind of horse (pony) that a rider who wants to perform LOVES. He’s athletic, responsive, and feely in all the ways you want. Due to his responsiveness to pressure and aids, we do not recommend an inexperienced or young rider for him at this time. He has had confident intermediate teens do well with him in lesson settings, but he really thrives when his rider gives him a job and is confident doing so. He learns quickly, and even when you get busy, you can come back and he is not going to be a fire breathing dragon. He has three smooth gaits (his lope is to die for), and stays in the gait he is in unless asked for more. When moving out he doesn't require constant leg to keep going. He has a solid foundation, and can go in any direction or discipline. He’s started over fences, has competed in introductory endurance (which he LOVED), camped out overnight with over 100 other horses, and is lightly started on the barrel pattern. He has been ridden on night rides to swim under the strawberry moon, and he can pony or be ponied. He loves water, and to swim. He can be ridden in any style saddle, or bareback. This pony wants to please and has so much try in him.
Rip can be ridden out 100% alone, or in a group. He did almost all of his training rides for his endurance race last summer by himself, and he did most of the race on his own as well. He has ridden out with large and small groups and behaves himself well no matter his company.
Around the farm, Rip is the first one to walk up for attention in the field. And will get even the most docile of his pasture mates to play with him. He holds his own in a herd. Not on the top, not on the bottom. He currently lives out 24/7 but has been stalled and handles it well. No stable vices, stands tied, clips, bathes, and stands well for the farrier.
Health wise Rip is an easy keeper, and barefoot. He has no previous injuries, and has always been sound. He is UTD on coggins, vaccines, farrier, and dentist.
Rip will require an application, Right of First Refusal/No Auction/Slaughter Contract, and references. We hate to see him go, but can’t wait to see him thrive with his heart human
2019 13.2H Chestnut Gelding
Sulphur Springs HMA
DNA TESTED: Welsh Pony x Galcieno x Paso Fino
$5,000
Rip is that kind of horse (pony) that a rider who wants to perform LOVES. He’s athletic, responsive, and feely in all the ways you want. Due to his responsiveness to pressure and aids, we do not recommend an inexperienced or young rider for him at this time. He has had confident intermediate teens do well with him in lesson settings, but he really thrives when his rider gives him a job and is confident doing so. He learns quickly, and even when you get busy, you can come back and he is not going to be a fire breathing dragon. He has three smooth gaits (his lope is to die for), and stays in the gait he is in unless asked for more. When moving out he doesn't require constant leg to keep going. He has a solid foundation, and can go in any direction or discipline. He’s started over fences, has competed in introductory endurance (which he LOVED), camped out overnight with over 100 other horses, and is lightly started on the barrel pattern. He has been ridden on night rides to swim under the strawberry moon, and he can pony or be ponied. He loves water, and to swim. He can be ridden in any style saddle, or bareback. This pony wants to please and has so much try in him.
Rip can be ridden out 100% alone, or in a group. He did almost all of his training rides for his endurance race last summer by himself, and he did most of the race on his own as well. He has ridden out with large and small groups and behaves himself well no matter his company.
Around the farm, Rip is the first one to walk up for attention in the field. And will get even the most docile of his pasture mates to play with him. He holds his own in a herd. Not on the top, not on the bottom. He currently lives out 24/7 but has been stalled and handles it well. No stable vices, stands tied, clips, bathes, and stands well for the farrier.
Health wise Rip is an easy keeper, and barefoot. He has no previous injuries, and has always been sound. He is UTD on coggins, vaccines, farrier, and dentist.
Rip will require an application, Right of First Refusal/No Auction/Slaughter Contract, and references. We hate to see him go, but can’t wait to see him thrive with his heart human