4 year old colt (stallion) looking for a new home

[lazyfranch]

This horse was given to a lady who now says he isn't working out. If anyone is interested, please let me know and I'll get the contact information for you.

This stallion had quality bloodlines and a great disposition. He is very green broke to ride. He cannot go to the track as he was hurt as a weanling. He is sound for riding with a light person mounted. He hasn''t been gelded due to his good disposition. We are moving our horses and have no place for a stallion at our new place. We would like to find him the best home possible. He will come with his papers also he is Texas Thoroughbred Association registered along with Jockey Club. He would make a good stallion if you wanted some turf foals for the track or he would be great for some barrel horse prospects. He is bred for speed.

His name is Sir Admiral Scott and he is listed on the database.

[kimberley mine]

He'll find a good riding home a LOT quicker if you go snip snip first. Most folks don't have room for stallions either.

[lazyfranch]

that's what I figure as well. Unfortunately I don't have this colt, because he isn't snip snipped, and I highly doubt they are going to put the money into it.

[Green Hills]

that's what I figure as well. Unfortunately I don't have this colt, because he isn't snip snipped, and I highly doubt they are going to put the money into it.

Good grief...how much does that cost where you are??

[lazyfranch]

please understand I don't have this colt, just passing on information.

It isn't very expensive at all when I do my weanling/yearlings. At 4, I doubt it's much more.

The registered user isn't who is looking for a new home. I just figured passing the information on here might give him a better chance for a good home. Sorry.

[apexseal]

By the way, I didnt find Sir Admiral Scott on the data base.

[Green Hills]

please understand I don't have this colt, just passing on information.

It isn't very expensive at all when I do my weanling/yearlings. At 4, I doubt it's much more.

The registered user isn't who is looking for a new home. I just figured passing the information on here might give him a better chance for a good home. Sorry.

Don't be sorry. You are right, someone may snap him up. But it just boggled my mind that it was possible that the cost of that would be prohibitive. I'm the one who is sorry...I didn't mean to sound cavalier. I hope you find him a home.

[lazyfranch]

Thanks for understanding! I only pay 85.00 with my vet for gelding.

Here is his pedigree

http://www.pedigreequery.com/sir+admiral+scott

[madelyn]

If I haul to the vet, gelding with removal of wolf teeth is $50...

[Tiz]

Good grief, it's $175 here, if no extra drugs are needed, and you haul to the clinic.

[tbrace]

Geld, geld, geld, before someone gets hurt.

[Ramona]

We pay $85.00 and the vet comes here. He is only about 2 mi. away.

[Skipitgirl]

Geez....I just paid $1400 for a gelding surgery on my 3 yr old colt. LOL! Yep everything that could go wrong did. 6cm open rings, left testicle strangulated the right, infection, another surgery to clean the infection out and 5 days in hospital. WHEW!

[Ramona]

Geez Skipitgirl: Sometimes things just go from bad to worse with these horses. Surgery almost costs as much as a human's before it's over! Hope all is well now.

[Mood Swings]

Yikes skipitgirl I guess as the saying goes "what can go wrong, will go wrong" doesn't just apply to my horses