Max is the kind of horse that can fit into a lot of different programs. Whether you are looking for a trail horse, something for the family, a horse for lessons, or one to enjoy in the arena, Max has the experience and mindset to be a dependable all-around partner.
He is calm without being lazy and has a confident, curious, and willing personality. He is not overly reactive or spooky and handles new places well. Max is easy to catch, respectful on the ground, and stands quietly for grooming, mounting, and the farrier. He does well riding alone or with other horses and is forgiving when his rider makes a mistake.
On the ground, Max leads well, stops, backs up, and yields his shoulders and hindquarters. He loads and unloads from the trailer, ties quietly, respects your space, and stands well for grooming and farrier work. He picks up all four feet without a fuss.
Under saddle, Max is easy to mount and has good steering and brakes. He moves comfortably through his walk, trot, and canter transitions and is responsive without being overly sensitive. He is athletic and willing, making him suitable for a variety of activities including trail riding, barrel racing, roping, goat tying, lessons, and family or youth riding.
He is comfortable around other horses, dogs, livestock, vehicles, machinery, children, and busy environments. He handles trails, arenas, and new places well and has the kind of attitude that helps build rider confidence.
Max is sound and moves freely at the walk, trot, and canter. He is comfortable with turns, backing, and circles and has balanced, athletic movement. He has good feet and legs and receives regular farrier care.
His teeth were done in July of this year.
Max is an experienced, reliable horse with a calm and willing attitude. He is not dull or lazy, but he is forgiving and easy to get along with. If you are looking for a safe, dependable all-around horse that can be enjoyed by a variety of riders and used for different activities, Max is definitely one worth taking a look at.
