This little Black man is all business! We were very lucky to have Kevin Taylor call and offer us this dude; he said he was his dad Dan’s horse and he wasn’t going to riding for a while so no sense him just sitting
there. I put him to work the day he arrived and he s been an asset every day since. He is bred to have some talent and work ethic and it shines through. Nice mover, handy and cowy! We were treating yearlings one day and after
we had treated 4 or 5 Thomas and I came upon one who was a retreat; she was on to us and headed for cover fast. Little Nas just pinned his ears and ran her down quick! He made it very easy for me to rope her and after we got
her knocked down Thomas said to me “man where did you say you got that horse? He is cool.” I have roped not only yearlings but some big cows too, taken him to brandings, sorted you name it and trust me he is not
going to play out. I have lightly started heeling on him in the arena and feel he would make a very legit heel horse/breakaway horse with some time. Either way if you are someone looking for a go to tough little ranch horse or
a winter project; Little Nas is your man. Catch him, saddle him and go to work; he’s like a little solider that way, he doesn’t require much extra attention. That said I’m pretty sure he is starting to enjoy
Harley fussing over him and braiding his main and tail; he just doesn’t want to let me know he likes it lol.
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