Dakota Dun

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Not my horse selling for a friend

Once in a lifetime offer for someone looking for a nice stud prospect. You don’t find dun everyday in the Tennessee walking horses let alone registered with papers in hand. 2yo colt ufd being sold as a stud prospect or light riding. 6 months ago this colt was shipped to a friend of mine and suffered a knee injury. He is sound in every way he hasn’t taken an off step since it happened but with him having an ugly knee he’s not suited for the field trail world.... (read more) And the hard work that comes with it we do no think he will be sound. After consulting with my vet he said he should be best suited for a stud prospect or tail home but no gaurentee on how long he will stay sound. This colt runs plays bucks and moves around just like any other horse. It was said that he bumped his knee getting in the trailer for delivery.

This colt will be cheep but I will be particular where he goes he will not go to a kill pen and he will not go to a trader. He was supposed to come to me for training but after talking with my vet that’s not what we think is best.

Located in Smithfield North Carolina

Swampfox Farms

Selling and training quality horses we have multiple references from out of state buyers and work closely with our vets and clients to make sure everything is as it should be We also offer occasional boarding and have multiple stud prospects coming in the next two years We have 300+ acres all pastures have run in sheds with automatic watering and hay 24/7 We do occasionally rescue horses from sales destined for the kill pens or pulled out of kill pens all horses can have a ppe done at buyers exspence