"Bing" is an 11 year old, 15 hand, absolutely gorgeous AQHA registered bay gelding. He comes from the South Texas
ranching area near Gonzales, TX. An old rancher friend of mine that raises horses brought this horse to me because he
decided he was too old to ride anymore. He was hoping that his grandchildren would decide to start riding more, but
they seemed to captivated by four-wheelers and more exciting activities. This horse is definitely gentle and quiet enough
for beginners and novice riders (including children), and is definitely well trained enough to be ridden and enjoyed by
intermediate and experienced riders. Bing has a very laid back manner, and responds well to his riding cues and will not
get angry or upset if you make riding errors. He has no bad habits and is easy to catch, load, shoe, saddle, and mount.
He does appear to be the kind of horse that will get fresh or frisky or want to buck after being turned out, and will not
spook or shy at anything while riding on the trails and in the pasture. My friend is probably around 80 years old and felt
very safe with him and his grand kids to ride and be around this horse. He is probably the first horse I have ever seen
with two perfectly beautiful dark blue eyes, and is registered in the AQHA. Some people insist that a horse with blue
eyes will spook and shy, this has not been proven to be the case with this horse. His sight appears fine to me and my
rancher friend assures me there aren't any issues. This is a really nice, flashy, good riding, All-Around kind of horse that
would be a great asset to any family, stable, or ranch. This horse has a lot of potential and is a great trail horse and due
to his good training (with the right rider), could be a good performance horse. I like this horse and I want to see him get
a special home. Scroll down for more pictures.
ranching area near Gonzales, TX. An old rancher friend of mine that raises horses brought this horse to me because he
decided he was too old to ride anymore. He was hoping that his grandchildren would decide to start riding more, but
they seemed to captivated by four-wheelers and more exciting activities. This horse is definitely gentle and quiet enough
for beginners and novice riders (including children), and is definitely well trained enough to be ridden and enjoyed by
intermediate and experienced riders. Bing has a very laid back manner, and responds well to his riding cues and will not
get angry or upset if you make riding errors. He has no bad habits and is easy to catch, load, shoe, saddle, and mount.
He does appear to be the kind of horse that will get fresh or frisky or want to buck after being turned out, and will not
spook or shy at anything while riding on the trails and in the pasture. My friend is probably around 80 years old and felt
very safe with him and his grand kids to ride and be around this horse. He is probably the first horse I have ever seen
with two perfectly beautiful dark blue eyes, and is registered in the AQHA. Some people insist that a horse with blue
eyes will spook and shy, this has not been proven to be the case with this horse. His sight appears fine to me and my
rancher friend assures me there aren't any issues. This is a really nice, flashy, good riding, All-Around kind of horse that
would be a great asset to any family, stable, or ranch. This horse has a lot of potential and is a great trail horse and due
to his good training (with the right rider), could be a good performance horse. I like this horse and I want to see him get
a special home. Scroll down for more pictures.
