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His jumping is also impressive and he is straight and brave to a jump. He has been to multiple busy venues for jumping and dressage training and competitions, and was his usual saintly self, warming up calmly and doing a brilliant job of his outings!
He is an absolute cross country machine and will jump anything he's pointed at, has jumped up to Novice level cross country schooling and excelled in tricky combinations.
At a fun ride, he'll go first or last, nanny other horses and go from a gallop back to a relaxed walk. He is always snaffle mouthed and comes back as soon as you ask him to. He was the only horse on the yard who I could trust to go on a gallop hack with my heavily pregnant sister, and know what he would be 100% in all ways.
His ground manners are impeccable. He's a great calming influence on other horses, and is perfect for the farrier and just about every other job you could imagine. He was clipped loose in a stable with no issue at all.
He inspires confidence and could suit a novice rider all the way up to an eventer. With the progress he has already made and the way he works so naturally, he's well on the way to being a school master, but he's already worth his weight in gold because we can trust him completely with any level of rider.
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Northern Dancer | Pas de Nom | Alydar | Courtly Dee | Groom Dancer | Up Anchor | Niniski | Cataclysmic |