“Drag” – 16.2hh Draft Cross Gelding – works on the ranch, moves cattle, riding trails. If you’re looking for size, substance, and a horse that shows up when it counts, take a look at Drag. Standing a solid 16.2 hands, he’s a good-looking draft cross with the kind of build that can handle a long day’s work and still look good doing it. He’s been ridden out, handles himself well, and has the kind of presence that makes him stand out. Big stride, carries himself well, and covers country with ease. He’s the type you can put to use whether you’re checking cattle, covering rough ground, or just want a big, capable mount under you. Drag would be best suited for a confident rider who appreciates a horse that’s more business than babysitter. If you can ride, you’ll get along with him just fine—and you’ll have a lot of horse underneath you. Highlights: 16.2hh draft cross gelding Big, stout build with good bone Snorty on the ground, all business under saddle Goes to work when you swing a leg over Covers ground with a big, easy stride Best for a confident, experienced rider If you want a horse that earns his keep and doesn’t waste your time, Drag is worth a look.