6-year-old gelding, competed at 1.05m, ideal amateur horse

📌 Name: Kenobi d’Espoir 📌 Age: 6 years old 📌 Height: ~167 cm 📌 Coat: Bay 📌 Breed: Selle Français 📌 Pedigree: On Ira × Sisley de la Tour Vidal Kenobi d’Espoir is a very handsome Selle Français gelding who captivates with his excellent temperament, kindness, and versatility. Easy to handle daily, he benefits from very good flatwork training with a light mouth, comfortable gaits, and acquired flying changes. An attentive and willing horse, he will be perfectly suited for an amateur rider wishing to progress with a reliable, pleasant, and developing partner. Over fences, he has currently competed up to 1.05m classes with an amateur. Respectful of the fences, possessing very good scope and excellent jumping technique, he has all the necessary potential to confidently progress over higher fences. When ridden out, he is a straightforward and confident horse. He goes out alone or accompanied and always remains pleasant in all situations. His pedigree is a real asset: by On Ira, a descendant of the prestigious Furioso II line, and out of Sisley de la Tour Vidal, whose dam line includes the essential Darco and Calvaro. A sought-after pedigree, known for passing on strength, respect, good movement, and an excellent temperament. ✅ Very well trained on the flat ✅ Light mouth and acquired flying changes ✅ Kind and easy to handle daily ✅ A safe bet out on hacks ✅ Competed up to 1.05m in show jumping with an amateur ✅ Very good scope over fences ✅ Top amateur horse ✅ Versatile and pleasant to ride ✅ Lives out in a herd ✅ Loads easily into a trailer and lorry ✅ Quality pedigree 💰 Budget under €16K 🩻 All our horses are sold with a full set of X-rays. 📍 Located in the Ain region (01), France 📹 More information and videos available upon request ☎️ Écurie Yohan Laurent +41 76 348 61 14 🇨🇭 Other horses and ponies available in Switzerland and neighboring France A reliable, well-trained, and progressive horse with an excellent temperament and renowned pedigree, ideal for accompanying an amateur rider in their sporting goals.