Deputy Webster is a yearling black colt with a white star. He is big and smart, with big gaits, nice movement, and big bone. He was born on an Amish farm and both of his parents were good, solid, daily workers. His mom was 17 hands and his dad was 18 hands, so he will probably end up somewhere between the two heights. His tail has NOT been docked. He is up to date on trims, shots, and deworming.

This very nice colt was recently gelded and is a wonderful prospect for riding and driving. He is growing and learning. He leads, ties, and lunges. He likes to interact with people and horses and learned to mind his horse manners when he was turned out 24/7 in a herd of thoroughbred mares. He is curious but will also mind his own business when in front of a flake of hay. He is not spooky. His two motivations are food and scratches! He loves grooming!!

Please contact me for new pictures. Webster is a great prospect for an accomplished horseman to raise and train; he will be able to carry weight and/or height with no problems. And he is still affordable!