REGISTERED MISSOURI FOX TROTTERS FOR SALE


 

Sunrise's Mountain Man:

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5yr old,15.2h Deep Red Sorrel Gelding. If you like a big horse, check this guy out. He is up there with the very best in every category. He is Mr. Perfect in almost everything you look for in a trail horse. Gait.....unbelievable  smooth (watch his videos). Safe..... rock solid on the trail or anywhere else that you ride him, (not at all spooky). I rate him for kids who know how to ride up to us old folks who still want a great ride but also want as much safety as we can possibly get. Disposition.... very calm and very reliable. Easy to move into his gaits.... push button for anyone. You may have to use a stump to get on but he can deal with that. Handle..... he has an excellent neck rein, stop and move out, not to mention he has perfect willingness to move up in speed and stay where you put him. He has also had lots of traffic exposure, dogs, 4 wheelers, etc. If there is anything I have not covered, it is only because I have forgotten to include it. He is that good. He will also" walk" (plain old quarter horse walk) when you ask him.


 

Gypsy:

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7 yr old 15h Buckskin Mare. This gal has that special look and a ride to go with it. She is up there in the top end of the breed in smoothness and gaits and can really cover ground. Professionally trained and "set in her gaits". Not one of those "in and out of their gaits" horses. She is very consistent and down to business. Check out her video and watch the young lady ridding her and you can see how extremely smooth she is. She also has had many trail rides in the National Forest, by herself, as well as with other trail horses. She will take any position on trail, front, middle, or rear. She neck reins, backs, loads, easy to catch and is a pleasure to ride. Not at all spooky, very willing, stands good to mount (will park out if you ask her), and she can be mounted from a block (either side). No bad habits or faults. Great horse for someone wanting a very smooth ride and the reliability to go with it. She can also handle dogs, traffic, water. steep grades. and most anything else you ask her to .

 


 

Sunray's Dude:

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4yr old, 15.1h Sorrel/Chestnut Gelding. Dude is a rock solid trail horse with many rides in the Paddy Creek Wilderness area of Mark Twain National Forest. Professionally trained in gait and on trail. He will willingly take any position on trail when ridding with other people. Loves people, go anywhere type of horse. Great horse for anyone looking to build up their confidence. Very smooth in his gaits, very willing, but will also lay back if you ask him. He will also shut it down to a plain old Quarter horse walk if you tell him "walk". Stands good to mount, neck reins, backs, loads, clips, etc. I would say he would be good for anyone from a novice to the most experienced.

I made a mistake and called him a 7 yr old in the video.  He is a 4 yr old.


 

Home Wrecker:

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3yr old, 15.2(almost .3h) Sorrel Gelding. House (nick name), is a dream come true for anyone who places a high value on the smoothest ride they can find, and the high reliability and safety factor that comes with the need to be as safe in the saddle as you can possibly be. Add to that the fact that he is Mr. Loveable and wants to please, and you've got what everybody looks for. The problem is---- he is too tall for most of us old folks. SO, if you would look funny on a 15h horse, this is your guy. If you aren't old, and love a taller horse, this is your guy. Now that I have told you what I think of him, here are some of his attributes--- trained the very best, tons of trail experience in the Mark Twain National Forest, will handle any challenge you put in front of him, up or down steep grades, down timber, wooden bridges, mud holes, running water, dogs, traffic safe, great neck rein, backs, loads, clips, etc. Will poke along if you ask him, but he can also move out and cover ground. Very classy, very pretty, and very loving. Stands good to mount, easy to catch (without grain). No bad habits or faults. He tries his very best and loves doing it. A honest horse that gets down to work from the first step out of the barn.


 

Golden Legacy:

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5 yr old,14.3h dark Golden Palomino. Legacy is one of those family pets. Very loveable and loves to be loved on. Begs to be caught in the pasture. Excellent ground manners both in the saddle and on the ground. He is the perfect horse for someone who needs to build up their confidence or for us old folks who need reliability and can not afford to take a spill. He is Mr. Cool in everything he does. Very laid back if you ask him, but also very willing if you ask him. Not at all lazy but will poke along all day if you want him to. Professionally trained in both gait and trail. "Set in his gaits", and moves very easily into them without the rider having to have any knowledge of riding a gaited horse. As you can see in the videos, he has an excellent handle, stops on a dime and is smooth as any you will ever ride, (watch Daniella's head in the video). He loads, clips, stands perfect to mount and moves out on command. Absolutely no bad habits or faults. If all of this sounds too good to be true, take a second look at his videos. He is a top notch horse in every respect.


 

Investor:

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Coming7 yr old, 15.1h Chestnut Gelding. Top notch trail horse in every way. Professionally trained, "set in his gaits". Very solid on the trail, very reliable and not at all spooky. Good willingness but will also "Quarter horse walk" (pokey), if you ask him. Great handle, neck reins with the best. Has had many hours of trail time in the Colorado Mountains, as well as in the Mark Twain National Forest in Missouri. He crosses streams, down logs, wooden bridges and anything else you put in front of him. Investor is a wonderful guy in personality as well. Very people loving and begs to be caught in the field. Gets along well with other horses and will take any position on the trail. No faults or bad habits. Anyone wanting the best will love him.

  

 



 

 

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