Wise County Stable Co.

Coconut, a quarter horse,  appears to be a gray with a fine overcast of red roan.  He is classified as a red roan and needs to have his registration papers sent in.  His breeding is consistant with good cow sense.  He is 4 years old and ready for training in a disciplin.  Disposition is good.  A little ugly when feeding.  He has had an eye injury and has some loss of sight in that eye. Not blind, only 30% loss in that eye, so will have to go into training concentrating on being comfortable turning into that direction.  Rides well with hackamore and knee comunication.  We have had him in this facility for 6 weeks and he has not offered to kick, bite or buck at all. Not once.  Really listens when rider is mounted. Trys to understand.  Very nice comfirmation.  ,Dispite eye injury, and considering how well he behaves under saddle, will ask for a firm $600.00 or best offer 

 

 

Big and Lovable. Duke is a huge quarter horse. He has been a family trail horse for the past 3 years. He belongs to a family member, so I know this horse personally.

I know he had papers and was registered as a quarter horse, however, being a gelding the papers were not ever recovered or transferred.  He is about 16 hands and is very social with humans.  The dominant gelding in his herd. He is pastured and always comes when called.  Good trail horse.  The down side to Duke is he is slightly pigeoned toed and although there has not been an accident caused by this, we do not reccomend Duke for speed events to err on the safe side.  He is very sound, and powerfully strong.  Loves to ride and is very friendly.  Need to sell and find a play day horse for the kids that is a little shorter.  Great trail horse and asking $1000.00