He’s Blue Sky “Jaxon”

Description:

Jaxon is an 8 yo Registered Blue Roan Tennessee Walking Horse that stands at 16.1 hh. Jaxon has been from Florida to Ohio camping at several different horse camps. He’s a perfect gentleman; no matter the day or time, he will stay quietly on a tie line or in a stall, in the back of a horse trailer, or tied to a hitching post. He’s a very loving and sweet boy. He has been part of my life since he was 2 years old, and there’s nothing in this world that I can say bad about Jaxon. He’s the first to meet you at the gate and loves to go, and no matter who his passenger is, he’s always a perfect gentleman. Jaxon has carried me through some of the roughest terrain and across some of the deepest rivers in Kentucky, and has never failed to keep me or any of his passengers safe. Jaxon is a true gem, and whoever ends up with my friend, well, let’s just say that you have just met your next best friend. This loving fella has helped me through some of life’s worst moments, and for that, I’ll be forever thankful. I could talk all day and tell you what a great horse, friend, and trail partners that Jaxon has been, but the only way to know the truth about this big fella is to come spend a day or three with him and see for yourself. He goes in the direction that you ask of him, and without any fuss. As you can see in the videos, nothing bothers him or spooks him. He will take his time when crossing logs or climbing steep terrain. If you point him towards a log or something he has never crossed before, he will stop and observe everything to find the safest way to cross and keep his passenger safe. I can go on and on, but I don’t have the time to sit and tell you all the good in this horse, and I don’t have any bad things to say about him, but he is a horse, and there’s no guarantee that he’s not going to make a mistake along the way. There’s no such thing as a perfect horse or a horse that doesn’t make mistakes; they have days just like we do, and if you have been around them long enough, you will recognize a bad day through their actions and make the right choice to ride or not ride on that day. Jaxon has not been in any shows or been trained to do so; he’s been my trail horse and camping buddy. I have worked with him on neck reining, and he does very well. I’ve started working with him on side passing, and he’s catching on pretty quickly, but he’s going to need some more work to get him where he needs to be. Other than that, he’s ready to meet his new owner and his new home. Thank you and good luck.