LC Hancock Howl 461

Poncho
$25,000USD
Basics
AQHA Quarter Horse
Augusta, MT 59410
Physical Details
2021
5 years
Gelding
Bay Roan
14.3 hands
1000 lbs
00
3/10 — Quiet

Mild and uncomplicated. Moves willingly but not reactive.

Sale Details
Private Treaty
Registration & Disciplines
Registered
Team Roping – Heel, Breakaway Roping, Tie-Down / Calf Roping, Flag Horse, Trail Riding, Packing, Beginner Safe, Ranch Horse
Seasoned, Sound
Pedigree
SireLC Leo Hancock 140
Sire's SireGo Dash Leo Hancock
Sire's GrandsireLeo Hancock Hays
Sire's GranddamGolden Judgement
Sire's DamRips Red Valley
Sire's GrandsireRips Compadre
Sire's GranddamFancy Miss Valley
DamLC Annie Chex 124
Dam's SireHairpin Blue Chex
Dam's GrandsireBilly Black Chex
Dam's GranddamHarpin Blu Gin Cake
Dam's DamFour Miss Howl
Dam's GrandsireFigure Four Fritz
Dam's GranddamMiss Howley 514
Description
Poncho is a dependable 5-year-old AQHA gelding. This flashy roan gelding is a smooth mover and stays level headed no matter what task is at hand. He's been ranched on, packed, team roped, trail ridden, and more. He’s ready to keep learning wherever you take him. He's beginner friendly, so he's a great fit for a newer rider who wants a horse they can trust, without being a dead head either. He’s more whoa than go, but has plenty of athleticism and speed when asked. That mix makes him a horse a beginner can grow with and a more experienced rider can still build on. Poncho is an easy keeper who stays fit on grass, and he gets along well with other horses. He also has a lot of mane and tail which makes him flashy enough to get you noticed. If you're looking for a young, smooth, well-rounded gelding with room to grow, please contact me to come try Poncho.
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