Potential Maxi Cob Buckskin / Dun Stallion
- Gus is a stunning 16hh cob type stallion
- A stunning horse with tons of bone and I’ve never know a heavy horse that can move like this in my life, he can stretch like a warmblood!
- He can be gelded at cost before he leaves if someone wanted to produce him as a ridden show horse / maxi cob or WH, he certainly would be hard to beat in a maxi class just due to his amazing movement, but on top of that you would have a hard job to find any fault with his conformation, he's a really cracking stamp of a horse
£3,250
- Cob
- Dun
- Stallion
- 10 years
- 16 hands
- Gus is a stunning 16hh cob type stallion
- A stunning horse with tons of bone and I’ve never know a heavy horse that can move like this in my life, he can stretch like a warmblood!
- He can be gelded at cost before he leaves if someone wanted to produce him as a ridden show horse / maxi cob or WH, he certainly would be hard to beat in a maxi class just due to his amazing movement, but on top of that you would have a hard job to find any fault with his conformation, he's a really cracking stamp of a horse
Gus is a stunning 16hh cob type stallion who we bought and imported from Ireland. He is a stunning horse with tons of bone and I’ve never know a heavy horse that can move like this in my life, he can stretch like a warmblood!
Gus is broken to ride, and while he hasn't done huge amounts due to his stud career, he is very sensible, not naughty, and really enjoys being out and about.
He has a huge jump, loves hunting, is not a spooky horse and tries hard to please enjoying praise. He can be ridden out with mares & geldings no problem, and is also barned or stabled with mares alongside without a problem.
He's easy to serve with either in-hand or running out with a herd, and is gentle with foals.
Gus does take a bit of time getting used to new people and is a bit of a one person horse, but isn't ever nasty, just a bit wary. He can be a pain for the farrier, he has such good feet that I don't think he's had much cause to have his feet picked up in the past, but he is improving all the time and is currently shod and in work.
He can be gelded at cost before he leaves if someone wanted to produce him as a ridden show horse / maxi cob or WH, he certainly would be hard to beat in a maxi class just due to his amazing movement, but on top of that you would have a hard job to find any fault with his conformation, he's a really cracking stamp of a horse.
He is hardy enough that he could live out with a herd all year round if needed, and could be fantastic to improve a free living herd.
He has plenty of foals on the ground already, and had more scanned in foal for next year. We are selling him as we have a homebred colt that will be ready to start work this year and we don't have the facilities for more than one stallion.
Please get in touch if you would like to come and meet this boy. We are on Exmoor, on the Devon / Somerset borders about 45 minutes from Taunton. We can help with transport if needed.