Schönes Freizeit-Islandpferd

Brown Dun with Splash  
4-gaited riding horse, passport registered, but never formally trained  

I am looking for a new owner for Skór. He is now 21 years old.  
Unfortunately, I can no longer do him justice, which is why I am offering him for sale. He is a very friendly horse towards people, capable of both a relaxed and a more energetic gait, and enjoys working and learning new things. In the past, he had issues in the terrain; he didn’t feel comfortable there and always wanted to go back home immediately. When he trusts his handler and is ridden with sensitivity and confidence, he now enjoys hacking out. He is comfortable riding alone or in a group, and in a group, he can be quite lively. Since I am looking for a confident rider with sufficient experience for him, he is not suitable as a beginner or children’s horse, at least for trail riding. Indoors, he has been ridden multiple times by beginners or even children without any problems. Overall, he is quite fearless and unshy.  
He has a pleasant tölt, which can be somewhat pacing at times, but finds rhythm once relaxed.  
He has an excellent walk, a very secure trot, and a beautiful canter, even from the walk and on circles.  
He is trained in shoulder-in at the walk and on short distances in the trot, as well as travers in walk, trot, and on short stretches in the canter. His training has been heavily influenced by Philippe Karl and elements of classical dressage. I have ridden him often with a combination of a bitless bridle and a snaffle (four-rein) or simply with a bit (two-rein). He also enjoys ground work exercises, including those from horsemanship, both in the arena and in the field.  

Skór has been barefoot for several years and handles it very well; he even moves better without shoes, which is why I wish for him to stay barefoot. His hooves are maintained approximately every 4-5 weeks by a hoof orthopedist.  
He has summer eczema, which is easily managed with a blanket and weekly application of ointment.  
He quickly gains weight if not enough exercise is provided, so he often needs a grazing muzzle on pasture.  
At a different stable, he developed allergic asthma. At his current stable, with a good location, haylage, and an open stable system, he is completely symptom-free and has no physical limitations.  
In the herd, he usually holds a middle rank, is relaxed, and rather unobtrusive.  

I am looking for a confident, empathetic person who enjoys versatile activities with a wonderful horse that has a lot to offer.  
He is not particularly fond of trailer rides, but will go if necessary.  
He is only available for off-grid stabling. The well-being of the horse and the right environment are more important to me than the price. A suitable saddle can be purchased along with him.