Full Ahead

2019, 16h Bay Gelding

USEA # 232359

 Update 9/2/24

Full Ahead was spectacular at the AECs in Kentucky. Adding another double clear jumping event to his record, he finished 14th of 35 in the open starter division. He was even chill enough to kack around the horse park bareback the first evening we were there. He shipped well and he took to traveling, new places and new friends all in stride.

UPDATE 7/27/24

Full Ahead is qualified for the AECs 2024 and 2025!

On 7/21/24 at the Horse Park of NJ he scored a 35 and was double clear jumping as well as TIP reserve champion.

On 7/27/24 at Hunt Club Farms he scored a 31.3 in dressage and WON with two double clear jumping rounds.

UPDATE: 6/16/24

Once again, Full Ahead finished on his dressage score placing 3rd overall, this time at his first recognized event, Seneca Valley PC.

UPDATE 6/10/24:

Full Ahead WON his starter division at MCTA's Jenny Camp HT on 6/9/24, finishing on his dressage score of 33. This was only his second HT. He is entered for Seneca Valley on 6/16/24.

UPDATE 5/18/24:

Full ahead was recently Champion in the jumpers at .85 this past weekend. And finished his first starter event at Plantation Field on his dressage score. Currently entered for Jenny Camp at Shawan Downs 6/9/24.

Full Ahead is looking for his person. He enjoys eventing, fox hunting, hacking alone or in company.

Full Ahead is confidently jumping courses of 2'9"-3' and schooling Beginner Novice size XC jumps at home, while competing at the Starter level. He would make an excellent horse for a JR to develop into a young rider horse. This horse will go ALL THE WAY!

He also loves fox hunting and hunter paces.

Full Ahead is sweet and kind enough to carry two different friends on their first hunts. (one a beginner rider)  Full Ahead has hunted with five different hunts and five different riders. He is confident to hunt in any flight. 

Full Ahead is careful when navigating trappy terrain to ensure his rider's safety.

He's great at traveling and stands quietly on the trailer and ties to the trailer to be tack/untacked and bathed.

There isn't a mean bone in this horse's body. He could be led around by small children and he loves cuddles. He quietly stands on cross ties to be groomed, bathed and for the farrier.

He has no vices or known injuries. He wears 4 shoes but doesn't require any maintenance.

Asking low 5's