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What Should Your Horse Weigh?
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Create my profile now!Kit was a lockdown purchase from Ireland, unbacked as a 4yr old direct from his breeder. He is full brother to a successful eventer who is now in America. He has never been lame or injured.
I have taken my time with Kit, as he seemed to never stop growing until now. So over the last 3 yrs, he hasn't been overworked or rushed. His flatwork is coming along well but needs more time spent. He has a lovely jump and has been schooling around 100cm XC Courses and up to 110cm Show Jumping.
Kit has a wonderful character and is a pleasure to handle on the ground. He does not ride like a 17hh horse. He currently lives out 24/7 with my herd of geldings, donkey, miniature shetland and sheep but also happily stables. No stable vices seen.
He hacks alone or in company. He is currently barefoot and rides on all surfaces. He can also be shod and has been shod in the past. He only went barefoot due to farrier being on holiday during a lost shoe and he coped so well I kept him that way!
His competition record has not been so consistent recently and I am willing to discuss this with anyone who genuinely wants to come and view him. It is only a recent blip, and not an issue I see being consistent. Please don't let this put you off, he really is a gem but sometimes can be a bit sensitive.
I recommend intermediate riders + from a hacking perspective and low level competition. He is a fun horse and willing to learn. With the right rider, there is no reason why he wouldn't go up the heights in any competition and affiliate to bigger things.
I would like to find him the right home, so I am in no rush (my husband may say different!!) to part with him to the wrong person.
Serious and sensible questions only - Come and view him if you are serious, I will not be sending videos although their are videos on my insta @ All the gear and some idea
Thank you
Sire Golden Lariat | Dam Kiltroms Dimmer Zed |