Royal Heartbreaker is about as safe and reliable as they come. 15 years old this year and standing at 16.1h tall, he’s an imported Hanoverian by Royal Blend (Rotspon) with incredibly smooth gaits and a gentle personality. This guy is not spooky, and genuinely enjoys his job. X-rays can be made available to interested parties.

He just went out in Aiken SC and scored a 63.6% in 4th level test 3 on 6/18/22. He's still a very capable competitor! The extra tents that were set up around the arena, 'R' judges program going on alongside, and 90+ degree heat didn't affect his focus in the show ring at all!

He is very easy in the bridle, in either the snaffle or the double. He likes his job and is very capable of teaching someone the movements all the way from the ground up to PSG. He takes a joke and carries on with his work. Rider in current video is 5’7".

He’s super sweet and quiet, good for vet, farrier, travels well to shows and clinics. His owner previously gave him a round of Adequan in 2019 and 2020 before they went to Wellington but otherwise he's had nothing else done (no previcox, legend, injections, literally nothing). In general a low maintenance horse, no vices, no allergies, and can be ridden indoors or outside. He is currently turned out individually but is over the fence with other horses and is very sweet.

His show record was only ever with his AA owner, from first level through PSG. He has been shown all over Georgia and Florida, and has a lot of experience being trail ridden around Wellington. He is not bothered by machinery, traffic, or dogs. His owner is now in their 70's and they're ready to retire from riding and competing, and this horse is looking for his next partner. So if you're looking to finish your bronze medal, your silver, looking for a JR/YR horse, or a confidence builder, this guy is worth your time!

-Favorite for the farrier to work on.
-Great for vet, shots, wormer, etc.
-No colic or injuries.
-Easy to load, trailer, and great off property.
-Safe to be out on a trail or ridden outside either with or without friends.
-Is turned out over the fence with friends but has always been on individual turn out.
-Can be out on grass or in a dry lot, over all easy keeper.
-Has absolutely no vices, no allergies, not high maintenance at all.

* I have another gelding, same age, a little smaller at 16h, solid bay, with clean changes both ways and enough buttons to be schooling third soon, to make your trip worth your while to try both!*