People Pleasing Line back dun whos looking for his FOREVER person! for sale in Oklahoma

PLEASE READ ENTIRE ADD ABOUT CAJUN BEFORE CALLING. Thank you! :D WATCH HIS NEWEST VIDEOS! I adore this sweet boy!

Cajun is 8 years old and stands about 15.1 maybe 15.2 I will measure him soon to know for sure, but he isn't over 15.2 for sure. He is not registered but age verified by the vet, I have had Cajun for 3 years and he is one of my personal horses he had just been out to pasture for a while after I bought him as the consignment horses for sale had taken priority over my personal horses. Cajun would make an EXCELLENT Barrel, Pole or Jumping horse!!!! We have been riding him quite a bit the last year, but he will still sit a month or so out in the pasture with other horses and cattle in between being ridden or messed with. Cajun isn't ever an outlaw when you go to ride him again and 100% just wants to please the person. He is super sweet and loves attention. His teeth were floated on 3/13/23, also wormed, he stands to saddle, stands to mount, loads himself and backs out of the trailer like a gentlemen and automatically backs out when he is untied, you can open and close gates off of him, rides with leg pressure, neck reins, side passes, backs, he does like to step out and go but is easy to hold back and keep collected. Cajun is currently being tuned up in all of the regards to the things mentioned above, by different and softer hands, his head was a little high which is what warranted me to get his teeth checked, I also had unintentionally had someone riding him that was not doing Cajun justice, who had him always geared to go, pulling him around and rougher in his mouth than I like or want one to be ridden like. Now I am riding him and will be continuing with him once his teeth have a few days to not be sore anymore. I will be working on his headset and getting him better collected without the use of a tie down. In some of his videos another guy is riding him in a tie down and it's because he is a roper and habitually rides EVERYTHING in a tie down which I do not like but again why I am personally going to be working with Cajun from here on out. Cajun has been on miles of trails, crosses water, rides down the highway, swims in the lakes, ridden in steep inclines and on rough trails, blazing through various heavily wooded and bushy areas, stands for the farrier and is automatic with picking up his feet. Cajun is a very nice horse and needs an experienced confident rider for him to confident. He will ride anywhere you ask him to go but you have to be confident, or he will second guess going by himself. He rides great with any other horses, can pony others off of him and point his nose and he will go. NOW for the other side of Cajun. Also, if you are rough man who is looking for a roping horse or are someone heavy handed who yanks a horse around or rides rough, please don't even inquire about Cajun.

When I first got Cajun, he was very distrusting of everyone and acted as though he was constantly expecting you to slap him in the face, if I raised my hand quickly, he would fling his head up in fear and was very difficult to catch or get hands on. HOWEVER, since I have taken time with him and he isn't just running like a wild horse on 100 plus acres and in rough hands, he is a completely different animal and he loves attention, I can MOST day's walk out in the pasture, and he will come put his head in the halter for me Cajun loves me and I genuinely love Cajun. He is still a little shy at first especially with those he doesn't know but If I were able to keep him closer to me and with just him or another horse, he would do a 180 even more than he already has. As a young horse he was given a bad impression of people and he needs someone full of love to just love the snot out of him and prove to him once and for all that not all people are ugly and hurtful. Cajun is a horse FULL of heart and he loves and for that it makes it very difficult for me to part with this gorgeous boy but Cajun need someone who keeps him in their backyard who at the least can love on him consistently through the week, him sitting without riding doesn't affect him but he needs the touching and loving to build a bond, he has the kindest and sweetest eyes and wants nothing but love and affection and to make the person happy. I know someone was very ugly to him when he made a mistake, and he does NOT want to make a mistake out of respect for the person but also fear of getting in bad trouble. NO portion of Cajun wants to be an outlaw, he is a definite lover and needs his forever loving mom or dad and I promise you he will make the best horse you've ever owned. He needs experienced because of his energy and wanting to walk out and lead the way but also because of his past and needs someone who understands horses and a horse like Cajun. I know I have made him sound far worse than he actually is but that's also due to me wanting to make sure someone understands Cajun 100% and his needs because if you are okay with what you have read and you see in his videos you will absolutely love and adore Cajun in person and will keep him until the day he dies which is my main goal in finding his new family. Also, I feel like he would rather cut off his face then hurt someone, he has never been ugly, tried to kick or hurt anyone. He really is a kind soul and just wants to make you happy. Cajun and my other personal horses are only being sold for us to be able to remodel our home and fix it up to sell it and I don't have land here to keep my babies and they need more consistent attention than I can give him for a while and he's just getting older and wasting away his young years and what could make someone else really happy right now. Thank you for checking out, Cajun, stay safe and have a blessed day!

Oh, also he has done team penning, will track a cow, team sorting's, been in parades, loped and ran the barrel pattern a few times, has done several ranch things, etc. As soon as we find sorting's or events start up again, we will take him to get video's if he is still for sale.

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