Caballo Horsemarket: Kabadiner (9J) is looking for a new home in a horse-friendly envi

Unfortunately, we have to part with our Kabardin treasure.
The time required exceeds our possibilities.

My wife has invested most of her time in our horse and it is not easy for her to take this step. Therefore, I (her husband) write this ad and forgive myself if I do not describe everything correctly as a novice horse.

After 5 great years with riding training for man & horse, two riding stables, many rides, clicker training, ground work, first jumping training and all forms of horse love, we unfortunately have to take this step.

Unfortunately, our children, the dog, the relationship, the house and the work do not leave enough time to take care of our darling.

We have provided our 9-year-old Kabardiner with the best possible care, which in addition to physiotherapy, initially professional hoof care later on our own about herd keeping, partner husbandry and also alone in the paddock. We always keep an eye on the horses care, training and feeding.

After the move to a beautiful one-set riding stable with many horses in the Rheingau, the aufnahem in the Hengstherd initially worked well. Unfortunately, the permanent conversion to herd husbandry did not work right away at about 8 years. We fenced our own paddock for Hermes in the summer and kept him next to the herd for the whole grazing session.

For the winter session we have now built a large paddock with feed box & hay bale storage area on the riding stable together with a partner horse.
In the evening, the horses are put in, fed and put out again in the morning.

If you are interested in our Kabardiner and offer at least an equal environment and commitment, we would be happy about a meeting.

We will agree on the selling price if you can continue to offer Hermes a bright future.