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Hold up partners there is a new sheriff in town… This 5 year old, stout built, colorful gelding named GDR Tumbleweed Sheriff aka Fabio, is ready to star in his own romance novel with you! With a mane that hangs down to his knee and a forelock that covers his eyes like sunglasses this guy is surrounded by mystique. From slow walks on the trails to candle lit bucket of grain dinners, Fabio is a love bug! Spa day? Fabio is in for that with these feathery feet and that gorgeous flowing mane and tail, Fabio likes to be pampered. Sometimes girls just want to have fun and Fabio is down for that as well! Hit the trails, cruise up/down steep slopes, pick his way across deadfall and rocky regions, Fabio handles it all! Of course he’s a pretty boy but getting down and dirty is his thing as he will trudge through boggy mud, ride through deep water and cross ditches. To go along with his good looks Fabio has a good education as he catches the correct leads, lopes pretty circles, reins around with ease, spins both ways and has a very good stop! He knows how to lay down on command and how to set. Fabio is well traveled as he has been ridden throughout the Rocky, Ozark and Appalachian Mountains. He has even more recently been ridden through the Teton and Bighorn Mountains. Fabio has been used around the ranch to gather cattle and he has roped and drug calves as well. He has carried the American Flag at several rodeos. The lights, loud music and the roaring crowds don’t bother him! Fabio has been desensitized to tarps, wind dancers, bouncy balls and bullwhips. He has been drove under harness, will go English and across the rails. If you want a friendly, loving, handsome partner who is versatile for all types of riding with experience across the US… Fabio will be the love of your life! Call Eric 606-308-2461 with any questions. Located in Mt. Vernon, KY.