Dragon Moon

This big hunky guy recently arrived from MD’s Beyond the Wire. He is a lovely mover with a great personality. Everyone who meets him loves him! Good mover, rocking horse canter, barefoot and sound, no vices. Note: As a two year old he suffered a condylar fracture that was repaired surgically with two screws. He then went on to race with moderate success. He was his owner’s favorite, and they wanted him to have a wonderful post racing career so they retired him to us. He has a tiny bit of arthritis in that ankle so may benefit from maintenance in the future. Dragon competed at the RRP Makeover in dressage-That September he got kicked in the field so was not able to show in the hunters as originally planned- we were able to switch him at the last minute to dressage. With less than two weeks prep, he went in and did a respectable job- especially considering he was the last horse to go in the Rolex arena and he didn’t react to being alone in that huge venue- He even stood his ground when a pop up tent broke loose and blew up the path towards him as he was going down into the arena.

UPDATE 10/26/25- Dragon just came back to us because he wasn’t a perfect fit with his adopter’s situation- He has done everything and done it well- evented Beginner Novice (ready to move up to Novice), hunter paced, dressage, even camping at Grove Point in Earleville. His only problem? His owner trailers him in a two horse with her daughter’s horse and if you take his traveling buddy off the trailer without him, he has a meltdown. He needs a situation with perhaps a bigger program, or maybe ship him solo. Dragon is a super mover, very well schooled, great jumper, brave, honest, sound- he did compete at the RRP Makeover years ago before his first adoption, so he has a great mind and lots of mileage. If you think you can manage his attachment to his traveling buddies, give us a call or email- We will get new pics and video this week, but we did ride him the day he came back and he was an absolute super star…..

Update 11/5/25-Dragon has been super here- he is quiet in the barn away from his friends and not much bothers him. He did have a possible adoption and during the PPE, the vet thought he was a little stiff in his left hock- an X-ray showed calcification along the back of the hock- something she hadn’t really seen before. It hasn’t bothered him to this point and may or may not bother him down the road. Time will tell- but many horses with his age and resume often need maintenance as they get older. Xray is available.

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Adoption fee $4500-