Call your babysitter back and tell them Simba has it covered. Simba has logged many miles back through the woods, in the arena and out through the pasture. Simba will let out a large sigh when there is snow on the ground, because he knows the ski’s and sled are coming out for a fun packed day- fully aware he is the source of the entertainment. Simba craves just about the same attention as the family dog and will even sit and lay down like one. Sure, he will pack around the kids like a gentleman, but will also ride around like a quarter horse. Simba has all the buttons: side pass, turn around, leg yield, but just as easily-point and go. Throw his bridle away and he will ride around just as true and honest. He has been ridden double on the trail by the kids. He does all of the obstacles: teeter totter bridge, cowboy curtain, whips, tarps, gunfire and flags are old news to him. He has the brain of a horse twice his age, and is very receptive to what is asked of him. Take him to the western dressage, where he will certainly draw the judges eye. We have had Simba sit in the pasture for a month, and he rode the same with time off as he did on the last ride. He has been exposed to all farm machinery and equipment, road traffic, gunfire, deer, cattle- you name it. He is sound and up to date on teeth, vaccines, coggins, and health paper. No matter what direction you want to go, this phenomenal gelding will be sure to take you there.