Came across this 4yo hony in my travels, anyone want to guess his breeding? Standing still he is rather a mish mash of parts, but his movement was a pleasant surprise.
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He tracks up nicely and has good free flexible hock and stifle action.
I can’t even begin to guess breeding. I suspect he’s likely either an unexpected cross or an unexpected outcome of a more expected cross?
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He has a built-in saddle and I can’t handle it.
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Oh my… he is a bit of a mish mash but he can move.
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Unicorn x my little pony x heart breaker ?
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If he’s for sale, please buy the pony!
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If he was in my Neck of the Woods - Amish adjacent - I’d guess Shetland or Hackney Pony in the mix.
How tall?
He’s 15 hands-ish.
The surprising answer to his breeding is…
Out of a grade gaited Tennessee Walker dam by a registered QH stallion. Color came from his mom. He’s barely broke but very level headed.
I’m tempted. Always looking for solid all-around types that can be made up into lesson honies.
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Buy.
The.
Pony!
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Cleaned up, shed out and with some good nutrition, this could be a very very attractive hony. 
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Get him!
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Enablers, all of you!! 
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Your point? 
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You need to take him home asap!! Funnily enough I’m not surprised by his breeding. My girl is a Missouri Foxtrotter/Arab/Paint mix, around 14.2h. She also has funky conformation but can she move! And jump too. If I had the time and space for another horse, I would take another of her in a heartbeat.
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With Tennessee walker and QH genetics, you’re practically guaranteed to have a sweetheart there!
Buy the pony!
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4 years old, level headed, hony size, moves well?
You had better be hooking up your rig now…
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Did you expect anything else
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Oh yes please. All. damn. day.
You all can keep your big honkin’ warmbloods. Give me a smart, cheerful, fun-size hony any day!
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What are you going to name him?
I like the name Jigsaw.
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