16 hands. He last worked on 10/5/24 and retired with a canon bone fracture. He is a race winner of over $234,ooo! He is on stall rest for 60 days. He will need new radiographs taken on 12/5/24 to check the healing status and option for round pen turnout.

Z is doing well on his stall rest and is very calm and well mannered in the stall. He is easy to work with in the stall and enjoys being with people. He doesn’t seem nippy and enjoys having his head patted and scratched. He walks politely on a lead and is respectful of his handlers.

Vet and ride eval pending.

16 hands and growing. He was never raced but was started under saddle and is sound. He showed no interest in racing.

A kind and sensible young gelding, he has settled in well to life off the track and has acclimated well to herd life. He gets along well with older friends and is quiet when out and when in his stall. 

Under saddle he did well but is still green so he will require an intermediate level rider and up. He was well behaved and listened to what was being asked of him. He will be a clean slate with clean legs and ready to learn a new job!

He walks well on a lead rope and is respectful of his handlers.

He should be suitable for any discipline. 

Vet eval pending.

16.1 hands. He last worked in April and retired due to lack of interest in racing. He does have osselets in the left front fetlock. They are not an issue under saddle.

Gus is a very sweet and laid back boy with a kind disposition. He acclimated to our farm quickly and fit right into a herd of laid back geldings. He is well behaved on a lead rope, being groomed, in his stall and gets along well with his friends. He is quiet in his stall and settles down quickly when turned out.

Gus seems sensible and intelligent and should be suitable for any discipline. 

He does have hinds on at this time due to a recent abscess. We don’t believe he will need this long term.