Lebensfroher, eleganter Araberwallach zu verkaufen

Waseem is a riding horse that I have trained, born in Germany. He is not a beginner's horse, only suitable for a person with sensitivity, a lot of heart, and understanding of horses. He is a very affectionate animal with a great interest in everything! Very well socialized with good leadership skills in a herd. Late gelded (at 5 years), dominant when not being watched. Well-behaved and a best friend with patience and honesty in handling. Very hardworking in the field but not frantic. Grounded in character. He needs an adult person who can provide him with long rides and do justice to his breed. He loves forest rides and also enjoys going cross-country. He is very curious and goes calmly with me under the saddle. I am the only one who has ridden him so far. A friend once sat on him and went for a ride; that was no problem, but sometimes you just need a bit of time when mounting. His grandmother was a Trakehner. He is very sure-footed and attentive when out riding and on the ground. He had a great upbringing (stallion foal pasture, family environment), and I have been his owner for 4 years. I have raised him lovingly and backed him with patience. He has no bad experiences with people or has ever been treated roughly. I want this to remain the case. I wish for him a large pasture with other geldings. Mixed herds are also fine. Initially, he is stallion-like, but this usually fades quickly based on experience. He can always be led away alone as long as he has good contact with a person. In winter, he stays here in an open stable with daily turnout. He needs a blanket in windy and wet conditions and also a lot of attention from his person. Not suitable for drafty open stables! Due to his very sensitive nature, he needs a calm environment. He is exceptionally smart, and his potential has not yet been fully realized. A sporty type. He has a rather strong build. The saddle (Maxflex) fits him perfectly and is included in the price. Due to time constraints, I must part with him. Additionally, I had him in my own care and am giving up the boarding with boarders. He has become a bit round due to the 24/7 pasture management, but this will change in the fall and with proper exercise under the saddle.