This colt, as you can see, hit the ground walkin' ..WOW! He is full of intelligence and mischief. He is the clown of the ranch, endlessly entertaining and annoying....paws the water out of the trough,.."oh, you are ignoring me, now I will drag the trough to the middle of the corral and look at you to make sure you are watching, and dump it over."  Then he looks Oh-so- Innocent,  "HOW DID this happen? Hmmm, she thinks I can't reach that rag where she left it, ..that would make a nice play toy."....he runs around flapping the rag and laughing...."Bet you can't catch me! Aren't I cute and don't I need scratches and massages?"

At 3 days, he puffed up and pranced for another of my mares.  He was gelded at 6 mos. He is big and gangly, not a mean bone in his body and takes most stuff with interest....1st saddling, ho hum.
1st bridling, ho hum. However, with his size and short attention span, WHAT are these legs supposed to do?????  He may not be ready for a rider until he is 4yo. Time will tell.

He is the college graduation gift to Adrienne, a friend of mine who has ridden with me since she was 16. While we are waiting for him to grow up, she has my mare, Grace Dancer, in New Jersey.  I would love to breed that mare to Champagne Watchout.