Tennessee Walking Gaited Gelding

Virgil is very light in the face, responds to leg cues so well, and has tons of feel. Virgil is so gentle and soft, he can be ridden BAREBACK and BRIDLELESS at the same time anywhere you’d like to go, not just in the arena. Virgil neck reins perfectly one-handed, side passes, backs, and lopes both leads on cue beautifully. He has a slow proper turnaround, good stop, and stops abruptly when using just your seat/legs with a simple Woah. Most importantly, Virgil is smooth as silk and is consistent all day long! Even his transition in between gaits is smooth! Virgil is so talented, he knows a few tricks, too! He side-passes up to anything for mounting with the snap of your fingers, he drops his head with the slightest touch at his poll, and you can even swing a rope, drag, and rope the hot heels off him! He stands perfectly still for mounting and dismounting, will open gates with ease, hobbles, and ground ties.

Virgil is steady with good bone and is stout enough to carry anyone all day long. He is honest and trustworthy enough to be ridden out by himself or with large groups. He is the kind that is happy to go to work every day with a willing attitude. Virgil has no spook and no bad habits. He is quiet in the stall, easy to catch in the pasture, and gets along well with other horses. He stands without being tied for saddling and takes to the bridle gently. He loads and backs out of the trailer easily, stands for the farrier quietly as well as bathing and clipping.