Beautiful Irish Cob.

Joker needs a secure and confident rider as he enjoys galloping through the forest. As he hasn't been ridden for a few years, Joker will likely need to start over a bit. I find Joker to be a one-person horse, but he hasn't been ridden by anyone else as I've owned him since he was four years old. Before that, he was part of Circus Olympia. He does not have a diagnosis, but there are clear signs of sallanders/mallanders. As long as it's managed, Joker is usually symptom-free. Besides this, he has never been sick or injured in my ownership, nor to my knowledge with the previous owner. He can be difficult to load as he doesn't travel often. He does not react to farm machinery, ducks, chickens, barking dogs, and has also been with cows several times. Joker has some difficulty leaving the herd when riding out alone, but it has gone well once a distance away. He can be kept in a stall or herd housing, but for the past 5 years, he has been in herd housing full-time. Beyond this, Joker is a curious and kind horse. I've noticed Joker is calmer during hoof care in recent years, as he used to be protective of his hooves. For more information, you are welcome to call or email. Serious inquiries only. Best regards, Isabell