Kentucky Natural Gaited Gelding

OPEN BIDDING ON THEHORSEBAY,COM. SALE ENDS ON 05/02 @ 3:20PM CT. More information is available on the website, including an UTD vet inspection, Coggins, video, images, and the owner's contact information to ask questions, request information, or make arrangements to come to visit. This is Diamond’s Lucky Boy. Lucky Boy is a four-year-old Palamino gelding, bred and raised by me personally. As you will see on his pedigree, he is a full third-generation horse with KNGHA. PP stands for parent proven with KNGHA; the rest of his bloodline is the Tennessee Walking Horse Association. I have been working with Lucky Boy since the day he was born. Lucky Boy has been a fun family horse, but owning a gelding doesn’t fit the profile as we further our breeding with the association. Lucky Boy will make someone a great family horse to enjoy the pleasures of for years to come! My Training is in the John Lyons methods, using pressure and release methods. The way that I have trained Lucky Boy started off in the round pen. I use the round pen first to teach basic commands. To move away from me when asked, to stand still when asked. I also use the round pen to familiarize the horse with the saddle blanket, saddle, bit, flags, tarps, barrels, logs, loud noises, and putting shoes on him. The reason I use the round pen is so that I can have complete control of the horse without physically holding/forcing the horse. This way, with time and patience, the horse submits to me and my commands. Giving me its full attention. Once Lucky Boy graduated the round pen, I began riding him on the trails and taking him camping. He does great with other horses and doesn’t get spooked. Lucky Boy is sure-footed and willing to take you wherever you direct him. He is great with kids, as you will see in the video. When I bred for Lucky Boy, I was breeding for the dark Palamino that he is. He definitely makes heads turn! Lucky Boy will make someone a great family horse that will stand out in the crowd.