Wunderschöner Wallach mit vielseitigem Potential

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Very intelligent, sensitive, clear-minded, learns quickly, eager to please, very people-oriented.  
Knows lunging, double lunging, long reins, free work, trail riding, rider.  
Bitted in all gaits, also familiar with bitless riding.  
Knows traffic, children, water, fire, herd management, individual turnout, goes alone into the terrain, farrier- and load-in friendly.  
Vaccinated and dewormed, regular check-ups, has seen the dentist regularly: always top condition of the teeth.  

Has been with me since 2020 and was intentionally introduced late, with a thoughtful, varied, and respectful approach, always in harmony with the horse. He has only had positive experiences with me and was deliberately started late.  
At age 4, he was introduced to trail riding at walk and trot for three months.  
At age 5, he was introduced to all basic gaits and large arena figures in the indoor arena.  

He has always been very people-oriented, reliable, and clear-minded. My children have also often ridden him.  
Due to lack of time, he currently lives in a pasture with a constant group on a hillside paddock.  

He is familiar with year-round herd living, box stall housing with access to a group, as well as individual turnout.  
He knows mixed groups as well as groups of geldings.  
In all housing forms, he has always been content and uncomplicated.  
Within the herd, he has always been friendly, open, and confident.  
He communicates very clearly and horse-appropriately, meaning he is a very well-socialized horse.  

Since a viral infection at age 3, he showed a cough for over a week during spring and once in autumn during the coat change. During this time, he also appeared less capable of performance. According to the veterinarian, diagnosed with equine asthma.  
Since the infection, he has been inhaled daily with saline during coat change periods for two weeks as a symptom-related treatment.  
In box stall housing, I have prophylactically inhaled him for three consecutive days from time to time.  
He has always been mineralized and always has a salt lick available.  

Otherwise, he is in excellent health.  
X-ray examination is not available but can be arranged if desired.  

Currently, he is in good training condition, worked from the ground, and in a rider-acceptable state.  

I am looking for a home with heart, time, and experience, where he can settle and stay – ideal for people who want to build up their horse with patience, heart, and expertise.  

Carlos is not suitable for beginners due to his training level, nor for rough, hectic, performance-oriented people!  

He is a horse that wants to shine under the rider but still needs development.  

If you are seriously interested, I look forward to hearing from you.