TR'S COME AND GONE
Unfinished Business (Sire)
Seven O'Clock Sunrise (Dam)
Seven O'Clock Sunrise (Dam)
Seven O'Clock Sunrise (Dam)
Seven O'Clock Sunrise (Dam)
Seven O'Clock Sunrise (Dam)
Price: 8500 (gelding)
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Come And Gone is a very unique chocolate color, almost resembling the color of a very dark palomino, you could say he is a Chocolate Palomino if that color existed. This horse seems to be very athletic, would possibly have the ability to be an endurance type horse, seems like he will be a bit more "go" than "woe", but that is off of speculation. His gait will definitely revert back to the trot and will have zero pace, another reason he should be good for miles of riding. I look for him to start bulking when he stops growing in height, as his mother is a bit of a chunk. Love the build on this horse and believe he's at a great price for the horse he is.
TR'S CHARGED UP
Robinson's Turbo (Sire)
Robinson's Turbo (Sire)
Robinson's Turbo (Sire)
Stones Hollywood (Dam)
Robinson's Turbo (Sire)
Robinson's Turbo (Sire)
Price: 18,0000
Charged up is another one of the good ol' boys. This horse seems like he's going to be very gentle, very unsensitive, very true gaited. Has a ton of sense and was easy to get a handle on from the start, he seems like he will be one of the taller horse I've raised by Turbo probably maturing around 15 hands. His mother is the great Stones Hollywood and everything out of her has just been a complete jewel to start and ride. Just watching him mature and grow into himself has been very satisfying, starting to get the build of a very good riding horse, I guess without getting too technical he has the build that you just know is going to be a nice ride and a build that will hold up. It will be interesting to see him change over the next year. Would make a great prospect for someone looking for a super great minded all around type of horse. We do pre-purchase with a training combo, just throwing that out there incase someone likes this horse but is willing to wait to have him started. Same goes for all of our younger horses that have not been put under saddle.