17 hands. Lion last ran 2/11/22 at Fairgrounds Race Course. He retired with a right front ankle chip but is moving soundly on it.
A beautiful chestnut, he glimmers in the warm sun and catches eyes wherever he goes. He likes to peek over the wall to see what his neighbor is doing but doesn’t cause trouble. He stood well for our vet. He rides soundly.
A big guy with a nice way of going, has been restarted but has not been ridden in over a year. His donating owner stated he is well behaved under saddle and wasn’t spooky. He was calm in his herd but was aggressive towards a mini in his prior home. He is suitable for any discipline. He is a big, gentle boy and uncomplicated ride. Smooth and willing transitions. Boldly walked over poles.
If you want to use Lion for a high level, aggressive sport, you will want to ask your vet about removing the chip. If you want a more relaxed, easy lifestyle the chip should not bother him.
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