A charming young stallion from top reining bloodlines - Location: 19288 Ludwigslust Big Chrome is a strikingly handsome Quarter Horse stallion, born on June 5, 2024, with a chestnut coat. His final height is expected to be approximately 148 cm. He is a typey, compact, yet beautifully framed young stallion with strong legs, good musculature, and harmonious proportions. He is correctly built and is particularly appealing due to his overall balanced appearance. Chrome is growing up calmly and in a species-appropriate manner within a large herd of stallions. There, he gets plenty of exercise and, above all, the important social interaction with other horses. He currently lives in an open stable and is allowed to develop without pressure, simply being a horse. He is healthy, regularly dewormed, and vaccinated. In terms of character, Chrome is a truly sweet and easygoing guy. He is people-oriented, friendly, and curious, and takes an interest in everything happening around him. At the same time, he is pleasantly calm and clear-headed. He approaches new things with interest and shows a willingness to learn and cooperate. In daily handling, he is well-behaved and easygoing. He knows the basics of foal training, is halter-trained, and giving his hooves and being groomed come naturally to him. Given his age, it’s now time to slowly begin his further training. His pedigree is also very interesting. His sire is Gunnabeabigstar by Gunnatashya, and his dam is Custom Lill Doll by Custom Crome. This gives Chrome excellent reining pedigree. Later on, the stallion would certainly be well-suited for reining or all-around competition, but he would also make a reliable partner for demanding recreational riding. Given his pedigree, he is also of interest for breeding. Chrome is being sold directly by the breeder. Due to health limitations, the decision to sell him was not an easy one, which is why he is being offered at a truly attractive price. More important than anything else, however, is that he finds a loving and suitable home where he will continue to be cared for in a horse-friendly manner and given the time a young horse needs for his development
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Kerstin Rehbehn
