Graeme is looking for a new home with a more experienced and educated owner. 

He has the potential to be a great partner with the right rider in different disciplines.  

Graeme had ulcers about 6 months ago and this altered his moods and I became quite nervous around him after his treatment.  Since moving to a larger farm with alot more space he seemed to calm down a bit. I have ridden him in the paddocks a few times and in my round yard but the consistency is lacking due to work commitments, and the reactions he has when I've asked him to "get out of my personal bubble" are quite scary. 

When in consistent work either that be lessons, clinics or just practise in arenas i believe his behaviour can improve. 

Im not sugar coating, the sweet boy is in there somewhere, with the right knowledgeable and confident person he can have another chance. 

Shares a paddock with 2 other geldings, just had feet trimmed and wormed last week. Dentist is yearly visits now with pimbury equine. 

Happy to talk more over the phone and ill be completely honest as his new potential owner needs to be aware.