ART Chips Wild Leo

Meet ART Chips Wild Leo aka Chip — the kind of gelding that makes you smile the moment you see him and keeps you grinning long after you hop off. Born in 2019 and registered as RT Chips Wild Leo, Chip is a 14.3 hand flashy dun roan with that “look at me” presence, a heart of gold, and a try-hard attitude that’ll take you wherever you want to go. But don’t let the pretty face fool you — Chip has brains, heart, and a whole lot of try. This is the kind of horse that wants to connect. He’s the first one to meet you at the gate, ears up, eyes soft, just waiting to see what the plan is for the day. He genuinely likes people — not just tolerates them — and he puts his whole heart into whatever you ask. He’s affectionate, a little goofy in the sweetest way, and carries himself with an easygoing confidence that makes him an instant favorite wherever he goes. He’s got just the right mix of sensitivity and forgiveness — tuned in enough to respond to your seat and body, but not reactive or over-emotional. He’s been hauled to the sale barn, seen the sights, heard the sounds, and stayed cool-headed through it all. Trail rides? He’s your go-to. Hills, mud, open fields, tight woods, solo or in a group — he handles it all like a seasoned pro. He’s brave, steady, and totally drama-free. Crossing water? Loves it—give him a creek, pond, or puddle, and he’s all in. Chip rides confidently in english tack with great movement, a natural carriage, and a lovely, balanced trot that’s easy to sit or post. He picks up both leads cleanly, carries himself softly, and has an understanding of leg aids, lateral work, and seat cues. And talk about handy… Chip side-passes right up to any mounting block, log, rock, or fence like he read your mind. No circling, no frustration — just a quiet, trained response. Whether you’re mounting from the ground or using a block, he stands like a statue and waits for your cue. He leads quietly, respects your space, and stands tied without fuss whether you’re grooming, tacking up, or just chatting nearby. He’s good for the farrier, patient during baths, and calm in the barn whether it’s busy or quiet. He rides western, english, bareback, and even bridleless — so whatever your discipline, Chip’s ready to suit up (or strip down) and go along for the ride. If you’re on the hunt for a horse with a big heart, a bigger personality, and all the buttons to boot — look no further than Chip. For more info contact Lacey Wilf 501-940-8704 Located in Quitman, AR.