Mr. Ed

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$6,500 13y

Mr. Ed

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$6,500 13y

Mr. Ed

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$6,500

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Sale format
Direct sale
Listed
1 month ago
Breed
Morgan
Age
13 years
Discipline
Trail
Location
Height
15hh
Color
Bay
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Pedigree

This horse does not have a registered pedigree on file.

Temperament & Management

Training Level Intermediate
The Forward Ride

The Forward Ride

Good motor, even head. This horse wants to go, and mostly goes about it in an uncomplicated way. Athletic without the edge, forward without the drama. The kind of horse that makes ambitious goals feel possible without making every ride an event.

Pushes Through Forward Ready to Move Up

Performance

Energy Forward

How much natural "go" this horse has.

Very Cold Hot
Trainability Willing

How quickly this horse picks up new skills.

Resistant Exceptional
Show Attitude Neutral

How this horse acts in the show ring.

Ring Sour Honest
Aid Sensitivity Responsive

How much leg or rein it takes to get a response.

Dull Hair Trigger

Management

Confidence Steady

How brave around new, scary, or surprising things.

Timid Fearless
Toughness Hardy

How well they handle hard work, long days, and bad weather.

Delicate Iron
People Bond Friendly

How much this horse enjoys being around people.

Aloof Velcro

About this horse

Trail-oriented and cross-trained for both western and English riding, this 13-year-old bay Morgan draft cross has been used for lower-level dressage and general riding around the farm. The listing indicates he is most established at the walk and trot and is described as comfortable in a busy farm setting with dogs and everyday commotion. He is presented as a forward horse that responds to rider confidence, so an intermediate rider is the safer fit than a true beginner. A disclosed management issue is intermittent locking stifles, which the seller reports improve with regular exercise. He appears best matched to a rider seeking steady trail use rather than intensive performance work.

Summary written by Equimeta from the original public listing.

Profile highlights

13-year-old bay geldingMorgan draft crossRides western and English

Structured facts

Training milestones

  • Used for lower level dressage
  • Used around the farm for rides
  • Ridden western and English
  • Mainly ridden at the walk and trot