VDM Valent Knight

About this horse

Skills: Beginner, Breeding, Draft, Dressage, Driving, Equitation, Harness, Color Producer, Dun Factor, Husband Safe, Kid Safe, Performance, Pleasure Driving, Pole, Polo, Ranch, Ranch Versatility, Ranch Work, Saddle Seat, Show, Sidesaddle, Sporthorse, Sport, Stallion, Team Driving, Trail VDM Valiant knight Bay dun Colt August 5th 3rd generation Moriesian RBD Zenith Sentinel knight x Q Regal Serenity If he was a filly he wouldn’t be going anywhere. Even so, I really don’t want to sell him, so I will be picky about who gets him. He is not cheap. My price is firm. Valor is a perfect representation of his parents and the moriesian cross breed. Like both Zenith and Seri, he is easy going, intelligent and has a natural instinct for life and tasks. ... (read more ) He is fearless and willing, a calm knowing confidence that is rare in young horses. He has been shown and taught all the things we do here, but with absolutely zero effort as he just does what’s expected with zero concern. I am looking for a breeding and/or show home. This is a horse that wants a constant companion and a job. He will want to work and will remain most contented when allowed to have a full career. He has the mind, presence and pedigree to become a stellar herd sire. So yes, we are looking for both. He is not suitable as a pasture pet. Valor has a busy mind and like his father, will want to be schooled in multiple disciplines to keep that big brain fully engaged and not get bored (or into trouble). He has 3 older siblings, all are doing amazing in their new homes. Born August 5th. Sire stands 15.3, dam stands 14.3. All siblings are 15-15.2 will finish out around 1200lbs Vondestryer Moriesians VonDestryer balances beginner friendly temperaments with Show stopping conformation. We strive to produce safe, sane, sound horses with big presence and smooth forward action. Geared towards dressage, harness and obstacle trails, we start our babies with more than just the standard foundation (lead, tie, halter, feet), choosing to give them the best possible start. Trailer loading, bathing, spraying, clipping, teetertotters, bridges, ponying (trail rides), over and unders, forequarter/hindquarter turns, and more.