Summit, stallone di 11 anni, 17.2 hh, castrone di razza Draft Cross, colore bay roan

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CONSIGNOR CONTACT: Lacey Wilf Equine 501-940-8704
LOCATION: Quitman, AR
BREED: Draft Cross
REGISTERED: No
COLOR: Bay Roan
HEIGHT: 17.2
AGE: 11
GENDER: Gelding

Summit is the kind of horse that gets noticed the moment he walks into the picture. Standing an impressive 17.2 hands, this 11-year-old bay roan draft cross gelding is built on a scale that is hard to come by, with the substance, bone, and presence to handle a job that would make lesser horses think twice. His size isn’t just impressive to look at, it’s useful. Summit was built to pack weight, cover country, and keep the same steady rhythm mile after mile.
Outside, he’s the definition of a dependable trail partner. Summit travels out confidently, stays sure-footed in rough country, and approaches obstacles with the same steady attitude every time. Logs, water, steep ground, narrow ditches, or whatever else the path throws in front of him, he stays level-headed and keeps on marching. With his size, stamina, and unshakable confidence, he would be a valuable addition to any outfitter string looking for a reliable mount to guide hunts or carry riders comfortably through long days in the mountains.
In the arena, Summit shows the same willing mindset. He rides English or Western, carries himself comfortably, and works off a true one-hand neck rein with a simple, honest feel. He’s been well exposed to cattle, helping gather, check fences, push pairs, and work gates without fuss.
Around the barn, Summit is the easygoing type that fits right into everyday life. He’s comfortable stalled or turned out with other horses, stands quietly for grooming and saddling, trailers well, and handles the regular routine without any drama. Despite his towering height, he’s especially patient when it’s time to get on. He’ll stand steady for mounting… even if getting aboard means you have to crawl halfway up his side to do it.
Big horses can be hard to find. Big horses that are honest, useful, and agile are even harder. Summit is the kind that checks all three. Watch his full Youtube video, feel free to reach out with any questions, and arrange a visit or a FaceTime with Summit!