Cheval de saut Holsteiner prêt à l'emploi en saut d'obstacles classe A/L

Unfortunately, due to a broken wrist, I have to sell my beloved Holsteiner gelding, as I am no longer able to jump him. He still has several years of competition left in him and would be suitable for an amateur rider, as he is in top condition and healthy. His sire, Corrado I, lived to the impressive age of 33 in excellent health. 

He carries some of the best Holsteiner bloodlines, including Lord, Cor de la Bryère, Corrado I, Coronado, and the famous Calido, which are reflected in his high performance drive, his special character, and his intelligence. He seeks love and attention and is not a mere jumping machine to be put in the box after use. He has a big heart and a sensitive nature, and he only gets along with a gentle, perceptive rider who can give him clear, calm instructions both in riding and on the ground, without pressure. 

Excessive pressure and tight rein riding, especially pulling on the bit, have caused him to become nervous and only see the ground in his younger years when worked with a professional. Now, he shows a soft mouth and must be ridden with a delicate hand. He carries himself confidently with three beautiful basic gaits and shows a lot of impulsion from the hindquarters, much like his father Corrado I. He has jumped up to higher levels, but when asked for more, he became nervous. With me, he has found his calm and can be a true horse, only competing in A and L jumping classes successfully with a junior rider.

He is turned out daily in a gelding herd on the paddocks or on the pastures. He will only be sold into a horse-friendly environment, with daily turnout, and not to dealers. I would like him to stay within a maximum radius of 100 km so I can visit him.