Pferd, Schimmel, Wallach *2011 sucht seinen Menschen

If everything fits, I would like to sell my gelding.
He will be 13 years old this year.

A few "hard facts" about him:
- 1.55 tall
- gray with trout spots
- stable type, strong joints
- regular osteopathic check-ups and his teeth are checked once a year by a horse dentist
- good, firm hooves (bare hooves possible - except in stables with cobblestones or plastic paddock slabs)

A few "soft facts":
- is very playful
- tends to rank in the upper third, but is initially reserved
- has a lot of go
- is very intelligent, understands new exercises immediately
- does not like rain
- is a slight stomach patient and is prone to slight stomach ulcers if there is constant unrest in the herd or other stress (I have treated him very well with Gastrogard so far) - thank goodness he is completely colic-free - I had a gastroscopy a few weeks ago to clarify this again

Most of you have probably read this far, now follows a detailed text about him and us and my reason for giving him up.
First of all, I've owned him for almost 5 years now. The first two years were really hard because he is not the right type of horse for me.

I've almost always stayed in the stable with him, in the spring I've wanted to venture out every now and then in the last few years, but we don't fit together at all. He wants to run, he wants to gallop a lot and brings a lot of speed with him - that intimidates me. Unfortunately, I'm too timid in the field for that.
And that's my main reason for giving him up: I want someone for HIM who will give him what makes him happy. Gallop.
I only dare to do this in the hall or on the arena if everything is right (no rain, no wind, worked well the days before...).

The second reason is that, as hard as it is, we never really got together - he really does everything for his human, but unfortunately he's not the right horse for me. If he has a problem, a brake somewhere or pain, he expresses it unmistakably, typical Arabian.

We've achieved a lot together in the last few years: we've been on extreme trails, incorporated free jumping for gymnastics, I've ridden him regularly with a neck ring and have taken lessons irregularly.
We've started doing some classical work in hand, training on the platform and on the teeterboard, free work, equikinetic and long rein work/driving from the ground.

I would love to have a look at his new home and I wouldn't mind further contact, he will only be placed in a sensible open stable and what is very important is that he is only allowed to stand with geldings.

He is currently in a paddock box at night, but unfortunately this is not quite right for him, he needs the opportunity to move freely 24/7, he likes to gallop on his own to get from A to B.

He is sensitive and not a horse for beginners or those returning to riding, he definitely needs a rider who can ride him safely and calmly, independent of the reins and with finesse.
I would prefer someone with Arabian experience.

He is a real soul and likes to come galloping forward from the farthest corner of the paddock when you call him. He is now looking for a person who can give him back this love.

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