India

Meet India

India was a completely unhandled foal at foot when he first arrived at Hall Farm. Since then he has been on a steep learning curve which he is coping with well, although at such a young age he still has a lot to learn. India has a laid back attitude but can still feel insecure when faced with new things. With this in mind India will require an understanding home with past experience of youngsters to help him grow in confidence. India is generally good to handle and he is proving to be a typically inquisitive and curious youngster. Overall India is a sweet natured boy who mixes well in his herd. India may have the potential to be backed in the future if his rehomer has previous experience of this. This will also depend on how he develops, and not before he is at least 5 years old. India could reach approximately 14.2hh to 15.0hh although this is only an estimate as we have no knowledge of his breeding. At this height, India will have a maximum rider weight limit of 10 to 10.5 stones. We are equally happy for him to find a home as a non-ridden companion only, a role he will excel at.

Important stuff

This horse is based at Hall Farm, where we’ve been managing a strangles outbreak in some of our horses. They have been screened using guttural pouch lavage (the gold standard test), completed a full course of strangles vaccinations, and spent time in quarantine in a green zone paddock. They are now available for rehoming as part of our phased return to normal activities.

India could be worked in the future.

History

India was an RSPCA prosecution case.

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