Grulla Mini Horse Gelding

Hello everyone, let us introduce you to the best pony you will ever own, MAXIMUS!!!!! Maximus is a 14-year-old, 37-inch-tall Grulla pony gelding. Maximus rides and drives the best. If you have little kids who are learning, or kids who actually wanna step up to pony, he is good for both. He rides like a big horse. Neck reins, trail rides, road drives in traffic, super easy to tack, saddle, bridle, bathe, and harness. He absolutely will not buck, rear, bite, kick, or run off. I bought this pony for my nieces and nephews. I was really hoping they would get into Horses. But it seems T-ball, gymnastics, and dance are more important… FOR NOW! Molly, one of my girls, rides him through the creek so you can see how well he rides and how broke and gentle Maximus is. We have put him through every situation we could find, and he has excelled and been dependable in all of them. You can turn him out to pasture he will not founder, colic, he has no health issues, needs no maintenance, and is just the pony that we all hoped that we could own. Well, here he is up for sale. Molly, the girl riding him, was our only choice since we didn’t have anybody small enough available to ride him. That old scenario, “a buoy in the ocean”. But he handled her and everything she did without hesitation or any trouble. He neck reins, backs up, and is up to date on all of his shots, worming, and Coggins. I could write paragraphs about him, but please watch his video. We’ve covered everything possible in there, and the girls have done a fabulous job. If you are looking for the best pony out there, this is the one. Do not hesitate. These ponies are like finding a unicorn, and they go very quickly. So please give us a call, and we’ll be glad to show him to you. Please don’t hesitate to call us if you have any questions. Athens TX OPEN BIDDING ON THEHORSEBAY.COM ENDS ON 07/29 @ 4:00 PM CT. More information is available on the website, including an UTD vet inspection, Coggins, video, images, and the owner's contact information to ask questions, request information, or make arrangements to come to visit.