Registered Friesian Quarter Horse Trail Safe Gelding

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Meet Flyer he’s a registered Friesian Sport Horse. His registered name is Taking A Flyer On You. Dad was a full Friesian and Mom was a Quarter Horse. He sticks at 15. 3 hands tall and still growing and filling out. To describe him with one word I would use the word Gentle. He’s very gentle, laid back, docile, and quiet. He’s very easy to work with and aims to please you. He has a puppy dog like personality extremely friendly wants to be in your pocket. He’s so easy and quiet to work with that he trains just like a dog he knows how to lay down, heel, stay, and come when called. He’ll go over any big obstacle you ask of him. He does NOT scare easily. He’s great with all kinds of traffic. And he’s only 2 years old going on 3 years this year.

Flyer is used to dogs and doesn’t mind picking them up and giving them rides around. He knows the lay down cue, so he’ll lay down and pick you up if you need. He also stands still for mounting at the mounting block or from the ground. He has a very smooth lope and will pop right into it right off of a walk. He picks up both leads and knows how to move off of your leg. Stops well off of your seat and has a good back up.

Flyer is the type of horse that really wants to please you and is also very smart and catches on quick. I could see him doing well as a lesson horse or going into dressage as he just has that very gentle quiet disposition. He’s very safe has never offered to do anything crazy I would trust him in an arena giving lessons because he has that very laid-back easy-going personality and he’s very forgiving. And he’s very safe again he does NOT spook easily.

Out on trails he does excellent he doesn’t care a bit about the wildlife turkeys, deer, swans, porcupines, etc. He crosses any creek, river, logs, or bridges. He has an old soul for a young horse he’s just that quiet I would say if you can’t ride Flyer, you should not be riding horses. I cannot stress it enough how quiet and gentle he is and that is why I wouldn’t hesitate one second to use him for lessons in an arena because I trust him that well. And he’ll do a trail obstacle course at the barn for you too if you like to do the obstacle courses, he’s ready and willing to please and NOT afraid to tackle it.

And he’s not your typical young horse that needs to be rode every day of the week you can let him sit for a couple of weeks and he’ll be the same horse he was before. Now I’m not going to say let him sit he’s a smart puppy and he loves to have a job and wants to learn more and please you. He’s very people friendly and loves all the attention he can get. He walks right up to the fence anytime he sees you. Just whistle and he’ll come right up very easy to catch.