LOT 70: Tiggers Blue Easton

Tiggers Blue Easton affectionately known as Oscar is the complete package. He’s gentle as they come, big and broke, and ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! There isn’t much under the Sun that Oscar hadn’t done. He’s been a ranch horse, a trail horse, done some playday events, packed a flag, been to the Sonic, been rode bareback and even dabbled in English and jumping. Oscar is as gentle as they come and has a big sweet personality to go with him. Oscar is good to catch, stands tied nicely, loads, leads, shoes, bridles, and saddles with ease. Oscar has a beautiful collected lope, nice jog trot, and easy walk out. Oscar is straightforward on the trail and is great to ride in the back, front or middle of a group. He is confident over logs, water, bridges, brush, hills, and ditches. Oscar has done all the ranch work. He has drug calves to the fire, pen backed cattle at the sale yard, gathered cattle from big pastures, and sorted pairs. Oscar has a lot of cow working ability and enjoys it. Oscar is easy to mount and likes playing with the tarp, flag, sled, and other party tricks. Oscar will sidepass up to a mounting block, fence, or trailer fender for easy mounting as well. Oscar will lope on either lead on a loose rein as well as complete correct haunch and forehand turns. He sidepasses either way and is great to open gates on. Oscar is the same if you ride him everyday or once every six months. Oscar’s breeding is old school with lines back to some exceptionally talented cattle working and proven ranch horses. Oscar has all the gentle, kindness, look, mind, and ability that his predecessors are known for. Oscar is up to date on dental, vaccinations, chiropractic care, hoof care, and worming. Oscar will also sell with our optional two day clinic at our home facility in Baxter Springs, Kansas in addition to a comprehensive manual on Oscar’s cues, habits, and health information. Please call or text John:(208)310-5686 or Molly:(208)566-3050 for more information about Oscar! We’ll see you this Fall in Heber City, “The Place for Good Horses.”