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Breed: Thoroughbred Gender: Gelding Age: 3 Height: 16.0hh Color: Bay Disciplines: Dressage, English Pleasure, Trail Riding, Western Pleasure Adoption fee: $1,000 Location: Kentucky Equine Adoption Center — Nicholasville, KY 2023 16.0 HH Bay Thoroughbred Gelding Bourbon is a sweet yet spirited young gelding with plenty of potential for a future in lower-level riding disciplines. Due to a windpipe condition, he is not suited for high-speed activities such as jumping or barrel racing, but he is expected to thrive with the right partner in a variety of other pursuits. This handsome gelding has built a solid foundation through groundwork and has now begun his under-saddle training. He has been successfully saddled and ridden in the round pen and will continue building confidence and experience as his training progresses. A quick learner with a willing attitude, Bourbon responds well to consistency and clear guidance, making him an exciting prospect for someone who enjoys developing a young horse. As his education advances, his adoption fee will increase accordingly. In the pasture, Bourbon's friendly and social personality shines. He enjoys spending time with his herd mates and can often be found playing with his friends. As he continues to mature, he receives monthly chiropractic care to help manage occasional growing pains and currently wears front shoes to support his increasing workload. If you're looking for a kind, athletic young partner with a bright future, Bourbon could be the perfect match. With continued training, he's well on his way to becoming a rewarding partner for years to come. Adoption Fee: $1,000 Please fill out our Adoption Application at www.kyeac.org/adopt Kentucky Equine Adoption Center is a rescue; this horse is for adoption, not for sale. Message Kentucky Equine Adoption Center here on tacktack to ask about Blame Bourbon and the adoption process. Rescue website: https://www.kyeac.org Original listing on My Right Horse: https://www.myrighthorse.org/available-horses/gelding-thoroughbred-from-lexington-blame-bourbon