Jungspund zum verlieben

Due to personal circumstances, which can be explained over the phone or in person, we must part with our "little one" if it is truly a good, species-appropriate place with experience in breeding.

Under saddle, in the arena, and while out riding, he is really very calm and reliable! Like typical young horses, he does not like fast-moving cars, but he only breaks into a trot at most, and he is always controllable and does not act recklessly. My 13-year-old daughter mainly rides him (a riding level should be present). 

It is important, due to his young age, to establish clear boundaries from the beginning. He should have daily turnout and varied activities offered several times a week. His vaccination status is up to date, including vaccination against West Nile Virus.

He is familiar with both box stalls and open stabling.

Currently shod 4 times, as he reacts more sensitively when the riding paths are very stony.

He is well-behaved with the farrier; he still lacks a bit of balance in front, but with a patient and understanding farrier, the grooming is not a problem.