Biscuit

Description

Biscuit is a 2017 palomino Quarter Horse gelding standing at 14.2 hands—a sweet, versatile gelding that can do it all. Cowhorse, roping, reining, ranch work, trails, fun tricks—he has that "old soul" disposition. Biscuit is absolutely 100% gentle for any level of rider. He doesn't require consistent riding and is the same steady Eddy every time he's saddled. He loves attention and will meet you at the gate. With stunning palomino color and super long, flowing snow-white mane and tail, he is a handsome boy. Shown in cowhorse events, Biscuit would make a great all-around ranch versatility performance horse. He does all reining maneuvers with an easy lead change, huge stop, and stylish spins. Biscuit loves to work cows and has a great rate whether going down the fence or roping. He has been heeled on and roped calves, holding strong from the horn and working the rope. He has seen all types of scenery and landscapes—nothing bothers him on the trails, and he goes right where you point him without hesitation through running water, thick mud, dense brush, prickly cactus, mountainous terrain, and wide-open pastures. He is confident alone or great with a group. Great to use on the ranch and in the arena, he side passes to gates, ground ties, ponies colts, and does just about anything you ask. A willing partner no matter the task, Biscuit is a fun horse to own and ride in every aspect. He doesn't have a mean bone in his body and loves any type of attention. At 14.2 hands, he may not be the biggest horse in the barn, but he has a heart of gold.