Exceptional Paint Horse stallion with great charisma and top-notch reining pedigree - Location: 37691 Derental Due to time constraints, we are looking for a new home for the Paint Horse stallion One Gun Revolution, where he can continue to be trained and receive the attention he deserves. One Gun Revolution was born in April 2020, stands approximately 145 cm tall, and is a chestnut overo. He is a stunning, typey stallion with a correct, compact conformation, good musculature, and a great presence. With his distinctive coat pattern and presence, Heinz is simply a horse that stands out. But what makes him truly special is his character. Heinz is an incredibly sweet, people-oriented guy who enjoys being around others and loves to be pampered. He is calm, well-behaved, and easygoing. The stallion is easy to handle, even by children, and is just as well-behaved at the vet and farrier as he is when being loaded. He is accustomed to open stables, stalls, and pasture and adapts well to different housing arrangements. Heinz was allowed to grow up at his own pace and, due to a lack of time, was only lightly broken in to the basic gaits at a late stage. He learns quickly, is easygoing, and will generally do anything you show him. Of course, Heinz is still in the early stages of his training and needs someone who will continue to develop him and give him the time he needs. That’s precisely why he’s a great fit for someone who would like to continue training their horse themselves. His pedigree is also interesting. His sire is Gunners Revolution, and his dam is One Jewel Gun by One Gun. This gives him excellent reining bloodlines, making him ideally suited for further training in the sport, though he could just as easily become a great leisure horse. Heinz is also of interest for breeding, as he is homozygous Splash and LWO n/n. His 6-panel test is also n/n. He has not yet been used as a stud. There are no known health issues. X-rays of the fetlock from 2023 are available and showed no abnormalities. He is regularly dewormed. The decision to rehome him is not an easy one. Unfortunately, we simply lack the time that such a young horse needs for his further training. He’s far too good for that, and we’re hoping to find someone who will enjoy continuing to work with him and help this truly lovely guy reach his full potential. He will be rehomed with APHA papers and an equine passport.
To the seller's offerlaunch
Kerstin Rehbehn
