BOOT SCOOT

Boot Scoot – The Roan That Feels Like an Old Friend 6-Year-Old Roan Gelding • 14.3 Hands

Some horses take time to get to know. Boot Scoot isn’t one of them. From the first ride, he feels familiar. The kind that settles into your hands, matches your pace, and makes you feel like you’ve owned him for years instead of minutes. At 6 years old and standing 14.3 hands, this handsome roan gelding carries himself with the confidence and understanding of a horse well beyond his age. He has a kind eye, a willing attitude, and the sort of steady nature that makes people look forward to riding him. Boot Scoot has spent plenty of time outside the arena where horses learn the lessons that matter. He’s traveled through brush, crossed water, picked his way through rocky country, handled steep terrain, and taken wildlife encounters in stride. Whether he’s headed down a narrow trail, exploring new country, or spending the day in the hills, he stays willing and dependable. Ride him alone and he’ll happily go to work. Ride him with a group and he’s just as content. He doesn’t need another horse to hold his hand and he isn’t worried about what everyone else is doing. Boot Scoot has also been used around the ranch and understands what a day’s work looks like. He’s gathered cattle, moved livestock, ridden through rough country, and handled the everyday responsibilities that come with ranch life. He carries himself with the practical mindset that makes a horse useful, enjoyable, and dependable. In the arena, Boot Scoot rides around nicely with a comfortable feel. He picks up his leads, has a good stop, backs willingly, and rides with a quiet, relaxed attitude. He’s the same horse whether he’s working in the arena, headed down the trail, or spending the day outside doing a job. He’s been exposed to tarps, flags, bridges, obstacles, dragging objects, traffic, dogs, and the everyday sights and sounds that come with an active lifestyle. He takes new situations in stride and approaches them with a willing mind. For those looking toward roping, Boot Scoot has been started on the heel side and is showing all the right signs. He tracks cattle naturally, stays composed, and gives every indication that he has a bright future ahead of him. Around the barn, he’s the kind everyone appreciates. He stands tied quietly, saddles easily, loads and unloads well, hauls quietly, bathes, clips, stands for the farrier, and handles routine care without fuss. He’s easy to catch, enjoys attention, and has the kind of personality that makes him enjoyable to be around every day. His beautiful roan color may catch your eye from across the pasture, but it’s his attitude that keeps your attention. Kind, willing, dependable, and enjoyable, Boot Scoot is the kind that reminds you why good horses are worth searching for. The longer you spend around him, the more you appreciate him. And before long, he won’t feel like the new horse anymore. He’ll feel like an old friend. Located in Paicines,California at Longhorn Ranch Dina 831+537+1915 For additional information, videos, or to schedule a time to meet Boot Scoot, contact Dina. We’re happy to answer questions, arrange video calls, and help coordinate reliable transportation anywhere in the United States.