Levi (registered name Threat of Blue Delight HJ) is a prebred Tennessee Walking Horse blue roan gelding, born June 26, 2018. He has no Pusher and no Generator lines - which is hard to find today! Levi has a true, correct, 4 beat Running Walk - he is NOT pacey, he is sturdy built with solid bone structure, has straight legs with about 7-9 inches of over stride when flat walking, has a nice slanted rolling shoulder, short back, is intelligent and easy to train, and is calm with a very sweet and cuddly personality. Here are his bloodlines on Allbreedpredigree.com (click here), as they go farther back than his TWHBEA papers.
Levi is very polite; his ground manners have always been expected to be flawless (as you can see in video below). He is also cuddly! He loves to be loved on. Levi loads, stands very well on crossties even with a barn full of mares, is great for the farrier, stands to be tacked up, stands nicely beside you in hand (not trying to pull you or eat), is respectful at feeding time with zero food aggression, is easy to catch in the field, has excellent stall manners, is used to/safe with dogs, is tarp and flag desensitized, can be vacuumed, is trained to speed up/slow down without touch based on your body posture, parks out, knows the drop head/head down cue, turns on the forehand/hindquater, he is not mouthy and does not bite.
Under saddle, Levi is well behaved. He has been ridden in rings, pasture, and on trails. See the video below. He stands for mounting and dismouting. He has a beautiful 4 beat running walk under saddle and a ground covering flat walk. He was started at 4 years old and ridden extensively through age 6 last summer and fall (hasn’t had much riding since then, as I have been riding other young ones). He hasn’t “lost” anyhthing and will be fine - he “holds” his training very well! No buck, bolt, or rear. He loads on the trailer on or off property flawlessly - he has been trailered with other geldings side-by-side and is fine, and he stands tied to the trailer fine. I would recommend him for any rider intermediate on up, as he is a big mover and could use some more miles on the trails, etc. I would not call him finished under staddle, but he is close to that. He does need boots when riding (great feet, but tender footed on rocks/heavy gravel).
He is not a big fella, he stands 14.2 hands (his dam was 15.2 and his sire was 15 hands). As you can see in the video, he doesn’t look small at all and is strong and solid bodied. He is up to date on everything…coggins, rabies done and teeth checked but didn’t need floated 6/16/2025, vaccinated 11/2024. I bred him and raised him from birth.
This boy would be an excellent field trial mount, show ring contender, or trail partner. Contact us today!
VIDEO - Check out this extensive video of Levi and all his training through the years, up to recent!
TWHBEA Registration 21800714
He has been color tested: Color Genetics: Agouti a/a, Roan Rn/Rn (1 copy of classic roan and 1 copy of alternative roan variant detected )
Levi (registered name Threat of Blue Delight HJ) is a prebred Tennessee Walking Horse blue roan gelding, born June 26, 2018. He has no Pusher and no Generator lines - which is hard to find today! Levi has a true, correct, 4 beat Running Walk - he is NOT pacey, he is sturdy built with solid bone structure, has straight legs with about 7-9 inches of over stride when flat walking, has a nice slanted rolling shoulder, short back, is intelligent and easy to train, and is calm with a very sweet and cuddly personality. Here are his bloodlines on Allbreedpredigree.com (click here), as they go farther back than his TWHBEA papers.
Levi is very polite; his ground manners have always been expected to be flawless (as you can see in video below). He is also cuddly! He loves to be loved on. Levi loads, stands very well on crossties even with a barn full of mares, is great for the farrier, stands to be tacked up, stands nicely beside you in hand (not trying to pull you or eat), is respectful at feeding time with zero food aggression, is easy to catch in the field, has excellent stall manners, is used to/safe with dogs, is tarp and flag desensitized, can be vacuumed, is trained to speed up/slow down without touch based on your body posture, parks out, knows the drop head/head down cue, turns on the forehand/hindquater, he is not mouthy and does not bite.
Under saddle, Levi is well behaved. He has been ridden in rings, pasture, and on trails. See the video below. He stands for mounting and dismouting. He has a beautiful 4 beat running walk under saddle and a ground covering flat walk. He was started at 4 years old and ridden extensively through age 6 last summer and fall (hasn’t had much riding since then, as I have been riding other young ones). He hasn’t “lost” anyhthing and will be fine - he “holds” his training very well! No buck, bolt, or rear. He loads on the trailer on or off property flawlessly - he has been trailered with other geldings side-by-side and is fine, and he stands tied to the trailer fine. I would recommend him for any rider intermediate on up, as he is a big mover and could use some more miles on the trails, etc. I would not call him finished under staddle, but he is close to that. He does need boots when riding (great feet, but tender footed on rocks/heavy gravel).
He is not a big fella, he stands 14.2 hands (his dam was 15.2 and his sire was 15 hands). As you can see in the video, he doesn’t look small at all and is strong and solid bodied. He is up to date on everything…coggins, rabies done and teeth checked but didn’t need floated 6/16/2025, vaccinated 11/2024. I bred him and raised him from birth.
This boy would be an excellent field trial mount, show ring contender, or trail partner. Contact us today!
VIDEO - Check out this extensive video of Levi and all his training through the years, up to recent!
TWHBEA Registration 21800714
He has been color tested: Color Genetics: Agouti a/a, Roan Rn/Rn (1 copy of classic roan and 1 copy of alternative roan variant detected )
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