Name: Standardbred Horse
Brand: Standardbred Horse
SKU: 436209
Price: 9500 USD
Availability: InStock

“Gambler” - the best gamble I’ve ever taken

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“Gambler” - the best gamble I’ve ever taken

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

436209

Price / Fee

$9,500

Pet

Horse

Breed

Standardbred Horse

Location

Hampstead, Pender County, North Carolina

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Gambler is definitely a unique guy and catches everyone’s attention. He w, t, c, g and racks as well! Rides English, western or bareback. Super fun for experienced riders but allows children to sit on him bareback in the field (supervised of course). 13 yrs old, 15.3h, no vices, no health concerns as he was just vetted to pull his Coggins.

This horse will go for days if you want to, or let him sit for a few months and you get the same horse!

He’s particular, so you both have to win each other over!

(Ex: I can stand on his back but won’t let my friend get a foot in the stirrup). If you’re his next person, you are LUCKY!

He would dominate in the English arena (rounds up well for equitation), or crush an endurance competition. Very sweet horse, truly truly hate to sell, this was an incredibly hard decision.

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Price / Fees

$9,500

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about "Gambler"

1. What is Gambler's age and height?

Gambler is 13 years old and stands at 15.3 hands tall.

2. What disciplines can Gambler perform?

Gambler is versatile and can be ridden in English, Western, or bareback. He also performs w, t, c, g, and racking!

3. Is Gambler suitable for children?

Yes, Gambler allows children to sit on him bareback in a field, but it must be done under supervision.

4. Does Gambler have any health concerns?

No, Gambler has no vices or health concerns, and he was recently vetted to pull his Coggins.

5. Can Gambler handle long rides?

Absolutely! Gambler can go for days if you want, or he can be left to sit for a few months, and you'll still get the same horse!

6. How does Gambler bond with his rider?

Gambler is particular and requires a strong bond with his rider. For instance, he may allow one person to stand on his back while not permitting others to get a foot in the stirrup.

7. What type of riding is Gambler best suited for?

Gambler would dominate in the English arena, particularly excelling in equitation, and could also perform exceptionally well in endurance competitions.