A compact, muscular horse with top-notch reining pedigree and great looks - Location: 93077 Bad Abbach Dragons Devil is a strikingly handsome Quarter Horse/Paint Horse colt, born on February 12, 2026. He is double-registered, and his papers are available. He is by Dragonici out of Spooks Gotta Pine by Spooks Gotta Gun and is a dark bay with two striking blue eyes. With an expected final height of approximately 152 to 155 cm, he is developing into a compact, powerful, and very well-proportioned horse with plenty of muscle and promising proportions. His expressive head and distinctive appearance make him an absolute head-turner. In addition to his attractive conformation, Dragons Devil wins people over with his sweet temperament. He is very people-oriented, affectionate, curious, and open-minded. He is handled regularly, knows the basics of foal training, and already walks well on a halter. He is always easygoing and a pleasure to handle. The foal is growing up in a species-appropriate manner within a herd in paddocks, is regularly dewormed, and is familiar with both the veterinarian and the farrier by the time of delivery. He is healthy and 6-panel n/n. Vaccinated and dewormed. With his harmonious, supple movements and outstanding pedigree, Dragons Devil has the best prerequisites for a successful future in the sport. The powerful combination of proven Reining and Ranch Horse bloodlines unites athleticism, a willingness to perform, and a well-balanced temperament. His sire is successfully shown in all-around disciplines—Reining, Ranch Riding, Trail, and Superhorse—while his dam is very well-trained under saddle. As a result, Dragons Devil is not only a promising prospect for Reining but also for numerous all-around classes. He is equally suited for the ambitious competitive rider, the recreational rider, and for breeding. He will be sold with AQHA and APHA papers and an equine passport. Dragons Devil combines quality, character, and charisma and offers excellent prospects for competition, recreation, or breeding.
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Kerstin Rehbehn
