I’m considering the purchase of a young horse by Palladio as a hunter prospect. Looking for more info re: this stallion’s other kids. I’m an amateur & my horses live for the most part, at home. I get the best pro help available, but I will ultimately want this to be ‘my’ horse. Thanks for any photos, videos, thoughts!!
I’ve seen a few over the years here in the PNW/Oregon area. They seemed have good jumps, good amateur friendly brains, not always the most athletic (the one we had in the barn was a bit of a goober, but so, so sweet and kind to whoever rode him), and their movement depends on the mare, it seems. He was quiet and learned his job with a minimum of baby fuss. The breeder had some very nice mares she used. I know the trainer who showed Palladio in the Regulars back in the day, and he loved that horse and made him look fantastic in the ring.
4 Likes
