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The American Quarter Horse, also known as the Quarter Horse, originally comes from the U.S. and is the most common horse breed in the world. Worldwide, there are approximately 4.6 million registered Quarter Horses. The breed originated in the 17th Century, as rich plantation owners from Virginia and ... More about the horse breed American Quarter Horse
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CONSIGNOR CONTACT INFO: The Good Gelding Company 903-275-0343
LOCATION: Athens, TX
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"Ragu is a 12-year-old smokey black gelding standing 14.2 hands tall. His uncommon color gives him a look that’s hard to forget, but it’s his steady nature and years of real-world experience that make him such an enjoyable horse to own.
Originally from the hills of Pennsylvania, Ragu has spent countless hours covering ground where horses have to think for themselves. He’s crossed large creeks and rivers, climbed steep mountain trails, picked his way through rocky terrain, and encountered all kinds of wildlife without losing his level head. Whether you’re headed down a quiet trail or exploring somewhere new, he’s the kind of horse that inspires confidence.
In the arena, Ragu has a solid, practical handle. He neck reins well, lopes off on the correct lead, opens gates with ease, and is responsive. He’s the type that is enjoyable to ride whether you’re working around the ranch or simply spending the afternoon in the saddle.
Around the barn, Ragu is every bit as pleasant as he is under saddle. He’s sweet, friendly, easy to catch, and enjoys attention. He gets along well with other horses, making him an uncomplicated addition to just about any program.
If you’re looking for a horse that’s the perfect size, seasoned on the trail, and unique enough to stand out everywhere he goes, Ragu checks a lot of boxes."