Petit hongre bai de 9 ans, mesurant 16,1 hh, croisement Percheron belge

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CONSIGNOR CONTACT: Triple T Livestock 218-770-8986
LOCATION: Nevis, MN
BREED: Percheron x Belgian
REGISTERED: No
REGISTERED NAME: Tiny
COLOR: Bay
HEIGHT: 16.1
AGE: 9
GENDER: Gelding

Tiny is a big, handsome Percheron/Belgian Cross gelding standing 16.1 hands tall with the kind of look and presence that turns heads everywhere he goes. At nine years old, he is in the prime of his life and has been broke to drive to a very high standard. Whether hooked single or double, Tiny is dependable, experienced, and always enjoyable to drive. He has been uptown through busy traffic, down the road, and through parades, taking everything in stride with a calm and willing attitude.
Tiny has also competed in single horse driving competitions where he has done exceptionally well, proving he not only has the look but also the talent and training to stand out. He travels out nicely, drives with confidence, and is the kind of horse that makes driving fun whether you are headed to a show, a parade, or simply enjoying a Sunday afternoon carriage ride. He would make an excellent carriage horse or pleasure driving horse for someone wanting a classy, dependable partner.
Here at the ranch, Tiny has been a valuable part of everyday life. He has been used in a team to help break colts and has spent many winter days giving sleigh rides. He is seasoned, useful, and understands what a day’s work is all about. Tiny is the kind of gelding that is happy to go to work and always gives you his best effort.
If you are looking for a big, eye-catching gelding with real-world experience, excellent driving training, and a fun, willing attitude, Tiny is one that deserves a serious look. Horses with this kind of versatility, experience, and presence are hard to find, especially one that is equally suited for pleasure driving, carriage work, parades, or ranch use.