Belgian Gelding For Sale

Meet Larch Hill Kingdom! (Aka Magic) Our gentle giant with a heart as big as his stature! Magic is an impressive 18.2-hand Belgian gelding- and his personality truly matches his towering presence. This gelding is a seasoned pro who’s done it all—he’s a true “been-there, done-that” kind of horse. From expertly driving single and double carriages to skillfully pushing cattle, Magic has proven himself invaluable around the ranch. He’s also been the trusted companion for hauling my little sister and daughter on adventures and packing gear into the mountains. No job is too odd or challenging for him! Magic absolutely thrives in town life as well. He’s seen it all—bikes zipping by, cars roaring, trains chugging, and dogs barking—but nothing fazes him. He’s confidently taken us everywhere, crossing bridges, ducking under tunnels, fording rivers, and loves those peaceful night rides around our college town as well as riding on the beach! He’s also a fantastic teacher, having given both English and Western riding lessons to kids, and safely guided beginner and young riders on trail rides. My 1&2 year olds ride him daily! Magic truly embodies the spirit of a “family” horse—dependable, patient, and loving. His manners are impeccable: he loads easily, ties calmly, stands quietly for grooming and bathing, and even has been roped off and dragged logs around! He can sidepass and spin, move up to a gate, and still stand like a gentleman for mounting and dismounting. Plus, he lowers her head willingly for haltering and bridling. Magic goes barefoot and is incredibly cooperative, happily picking up his feet for cleaning without the need for stocks. The farrier loves him! In short, you won’t find a more versatile and reliable giant anywhere. Come meet Magic and check out his detailed video to see him in action! OPEN BIDDING ON THEHORSEBAY.COM ENDS ON 09/02 @ 5:30 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.