Caballo Horsemarket: Quarterhorse colt

We never thought Tomahawk would become such a typical, big and powerful Quarter Horse. It comes from the tried and tested Hancock line, where there have always been very powerful and not too small quarters. We don't find it so nice when the quarter gets smaller and smaller, just has pony dimensions and then big people ride on it. Sometimes it's a very strange picture. Tomahawk's mother is a very creamy mare, with an extremely calm and very familiar nature, which she also passes on to her foals. Actually she is the best mother mare you could wish for. Tomahawk itself is a very familiar, sometimes somewhat cheeky foal. He was already at the blacksmith, is half-guide, can be washed (knows water) and has also been in the terrain with the mum by hand horse or foal at foot. It glows in the color "bay roan". Its color code is E/E, a/a, Cr, Rn, the Dun gene is still in the works, as its brown color is probably created by the color brightener "dun". The mother is a rappe, the father a Cremello. The 5 Panel Genetic Test is in the works in the USA. Tomahawk receives his papers from the AQHA, but this may take some time. Tomahawk is determined to have a nicely pronounced but not oversized muscle for pretty much every sport. Even where speed is required. He does not become a pony, but certainly reaches a stick size around 1.55 cm. Western sport, hiking, distance riding, orienteering, ranchriding, he is definitely too enthusiastic for many things, but at the moment he prefers to stumble around with his sister. We wish him an absolute dream place, because he has grown very close to our hearts. And if he becomes the best recreational horse on this planet or a person's soul horse. He doesn't have to be a Reining cannon, but should be a great partner to his owner. We have horses, not sports equipment. Maybe you're looking for a horse like we have.