HR COOKIN POWER, 2016 Gelding 10 yr old AQHA Papered Bay Gelding\

• Easy keeper\
• Good to shoe\
• Good to load\
• Good to bath\
• Good to tie\
• Good to catch \
• 16.1 hands NO buck, rear, or kick \
• Just finished 30 days of roping on the heading side with Addie Weaver\
• Been rode outside as well as in the arena, big stop, spins, side pass, etc. \
• Teeth were done in February, feet done every 8 weeks, he’s had shoes and been barefoot does good with both\
• Always the same horse, give him a week off or a few months he’ll be the same as you left him.

NOT selling as a kids horse, has a lot of go and a lot of power, not dangerous or ill behaved by any means, he is just powerful and can be high strung. I’m certain a handy kid can ride him but you judge your kids skill level not me.

FROM THE TRAINER: I’ve had player for about 30 days now and have been starting him on the head side. I’ve spent a lot of time going slow and correct. We have done a ton of lead steering and roping the dummy. I have now turned a handful of steers off him and so far he is really taking to it well, he is starting to get a little hot in the box which is completely understandable and so we have scored a ton on him and it helps him a ton! I think with the right person who is willing to take him slow he will make someone a really really nice head horse and go far, I also think he will come around of the heal side!

️Take him and finish him out heading, take him to the mountain and doctor claves, put him in the branding pen, he will go all day get up and go again the next day. I truly hate to see him go, I absolutely adore him, I’m just not a roper and have no intention of becoming one. I do want him to go to a good home that will actually use him, he’s found a job that he likes and I’d hate to have him go somewhere just to be a pasture pet.

I am happy to answer questions Please read the whole ad first No tire kickers, talk to your spouse and your bank before you talk to me please and thank you.

15 k open to offers, PPE at buyers expense

Western CO… is now in Central UT for the next few months