BILLS CUTTER BOY - SOLD
rising 3
14.3hh
Colt
Q-68012
Palomino
Sire; Docs Freckles Boy
Dam; Bills Silvertone
With lines from, Jessie James, Cutter Bill, Doc's Oak.
Cutter is a stunning boy in both temp, smarts, looks and manners. I have had him since before he turned 1 and he has never done anything that's shocked me or surprised me, except his extreme sensible nature that is.
I have kept him a colt for this reason. If bought by someone wanting him cut I would be able to include that in the price and send him with you once he is all healed up. It would be a shame to cut him due to his relaxed attitude. He knows he is a colt, there is no mistake about that but I have kept him with the geldings and mares, foals etc. Never have I separated him in fear, obviously he is never with a mare that I havent wanted served etc.
He is young and this may change but I have not seen it yet!
He was broken in December 2010 and was a dream to work with for Dawn Barwick of Greta who adores him. When I picked him up after a ride she put her 2yr old granddaughter on him bare back and led him to the float!
I have ridden him at gymkhanas and also 2 Ag shows; Maitland 2011 and Cessnock the week after. He won all colt classes and 4 reserve champions in all, QH and Palomino classes, so for a working breed horse to win Halter classes against full grown stallions that should tell you a-lot about his looks and sensible attitude.
At the shows he was fine with mares, carts, minis, draughts. He rides the lot! Not to mention I was taking 3 horses and 2 days before I noticed in the program the QH and Pali classes and thought, I'll take Cutter. Been so busy I had not even led and stood him square as ever, so he had a ten minute lesson on the day before the class. The judge at Maitland expressed how lucky I was that he was so quiet and was I sure he was a colt, with a smile!
There is a photo listed of my son on his back and they both have their eyes closed. This was in the paddock before Cutter had even been broken in. I was surprised, (I would never had done it, my crazy friend threw him up) but I was pleased to have had the camera there.
He is soft in the mouth. Naturally round and low. Very smart and supple. Very left handed so far but the right lead is getting better. He picked up lounging in 5 mintues and most other things are simple for him to work out.
Back legs are fine. You could put your head between them. Stands for face clipping and has great hard feet even the white feet are tough. Fed very well for the past year and worming, teeth and chioropractor dates have been met. This horse has never had to deal with pain and is blemish free and not accident prone.
I love this horse. He loves people and this is a financial decision to sell him. He was bought to sell on but he has become more than that. Very sad, but for the buyer you will get a whole family in us, because he will be an adoption not a sale.
