"Heart Blues Razz (Jet)" Chestnut Gelding Appaloosa

🔥 Looking for a fun, versatile gelding with personality and potential? Meet Jet (Heart Blues Razz)! 🔥

✨ Heart Blues Razz (“Jet”) ✨

6 y/o Registered Appaloosa Gelding

15.2 hh 📍 Young, AZ

Beautiful liver chestnut Appaloosa with blanket of white and brown spots. Grows a very nice mane and tail (3 year old horse chewed it off! 😫).

Jet is a friendly, well-rounded gelding with a playful personality and a lot to offer the right rider. He’s the kind of horse that keeps things interesting—in a good way—and thrives when he has a consistent job and rider.

He’s comfortable and capable in all three gaits, moving easily through walk, trot, and canter. He picks up his leads correctly, and has a solid foundation in the arena, including stopping, backing, and moving his hindquarters. He’s been lightly started on barrels and has experience as an all-around type horse. He has been trained to be very soft and light. Will stand tied all day.

Jet loves interesting trail rides! He rides out alone or in groups without issue. Likes going to new trails in the forest or into town. He’s exposed to dogs, kids, traffic, livestock, and water, making him a fun partner for someone who enjoys getting out and doing things. Jet loves playing cowboy and chasing cows but has not been roped off of. He would make a good ranch horse.

He has been to the local gymkhana once a month, but he can get overly excited and high-energy, so he’ll do best with a rider who can help him stay focused and confident in those settings. He needs a lot of exposure.

On the ground, Jet is easy to be around—he’s good to catch, tie, load, bathe, and stands well for mounting. He has a goofy personality and is curious about everything. Vice-he chews on leather.

⚠️ Best Fit:

Jet does best with consistent riding (minimum 4 days a week) and a handy rider! He’s not a “set him out and forget him” type—he benefits from regular work and a rider who gives him direction. He’s not known for dangerous behavior with consistent handling, but like many smart horses, he gets bored easily and too excited with new situations if he’s not in steady work. He could settle down and be easy going, or take him up a notch and he will give you a lot more go.

Jet had his yearly vet visit on 4/22 and given a clean bill of health.

Jet has some minor maintenance. Teeth floated 5/24

He has been kept barefoot with boots on his fronts for trail rides but would recommend shoes. Trimmed on 4/22.

6,500

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