Kentucky Mountain Gelding

OPEN BIDDING ON THEHORSEBAY.COM ENDS ON 8/26 @ 5:20 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. Elites Roadrunner. I’ve owned Roadrunner since his birth in 2015. I was in partnership on his mother with a friend of mine, and I crossed her back to a phenomenal Kentucky Mountain stallion named Caudills Spirit; eleven months later, we had Roadrunner. There is not much Roadrunner can’t do (as you can see in the videos). He’s been used on the farm and trail rides by first-time riders and kids to play around on. Roadrunner loves kids; that is definitely not something I wouldn’t say lightly with a child being involved, but he’s been very trustworthy for me to allow my daughter and her friends to lead each other around, and he’s very good on the ground with them. I’d say he’s logged close to 1000 miles of trails; he enjoys just walking along and sight-seeing if that’s your thing; however, if you come to an open spot and want to ask for more, he definitely has that in there as well, but he’s as happy walking and taking his time, happier if I’m being honest. I sent him to a friend of mine to teach him to lie down, and he was able to pick up on that very quickly. He’s great at obstacles. Has had neck reining work. Sidepasses and backs move off legs easily. He’s had over 6 YEARS of professional training at “Travis Robinson’s Gaited Equine,” which you can find on Facebook, or you can see more about my training methods, breeding methods, and beliefs on gaited horses in general at Gaitedequine.com. I’ve checked the boxes of what he’s capable of doing below and there are videos to back it up, I will have more videos of Roadrunner listed on here throughout the duration of the auction. I know Roadrunner will make an amazing family horse, trail horse, or just an all around horse, he’s been a great one for me!