Tennessee Walking Horses - CLOUD 9 WALKERS (Tennessee Walking Horse Gelding)

CLOUD 9 WALKERS

"Batman"

Extremely smooth BAREFOOT Sweet and Gentle

Black/White Spotted 5-yr-old Tennessee Walking Horse Gelding

Hannah on Batman and Cindy on Nashville on the trails at Lake Houston, Texas on 9/10/09. That's Bailey, splashing around in the water in front of them.

Precious Hannah heads out on the trails at Lake Houston on 9/10/09, on a cloudy, rainy day.

Cruising through the neighborhood near Canton, Mississippi on 9/7/09.

Click on embedded arrow ABOVE to see a fun day on the trails at Lake Houston in Texas on 9/10/09.

Bud rides Batman on the side of a busy highway near Canton, Mississippi on 9/7/09. (The beautiful lake in the background is the Ross Barnett Reservoir.)

Batman straddles a log in the forest so that I can get back in the saddle more easily.

"Batman" -- Extremely gentle, sweet, smooth true four-beat gaited Tennessee Walking Horse raised in a wonderful home for horses. He comes from the people who raised him from a baby, and his folks take excellent care of all their animals so here is a chance to own a horse who has never been neglected, abused or experienced any bad training. He is about 15H and although he's registered black and white, in these pictures he appears brown and white because he doesn't spend much time in the stall.

Batman is named for the mark on his head between his eyes that resembles the signal that Gotham City uses to call the Caped Cruisader. This gentle gelding has a current negative coggins dated 4/1/09, and he is current on all his vaccinations (VEWT, Rhino, Influenza, Strangles, Rabies), was last dewormed on 8/6/09 with Quest Plus.

Probably anyone would feel safe on this smooth, gentle honey and he is trail ready now, but he is currently in "college" and learning to neck rein, side pass, flex, etc.

LEFT: I am riding Batman across a wooden bridge; RIGHT: Bud decides to rest his leg so he rides Batman without stirrups.

Up the hill on the Natchez Trace, followed by Bailey.

More trail pictures on the Natchez Trace.

Click on arrow ABOVE to see Batman around traffic and riding the Natchez Trace Trail in Mississippi on 9/7/09.

LEFT: Bud rides Batman past the barn that has been Batman's home; RIGHT: Inside the barn where he was raised, ready to go riding!

Batman's sire:

Spotted Alen has attained an unprecedented record of producing winning show horses. Alen's offspring up to 1999 have won 84 World Championships, 62 Reserve World Championships, and 411 divisional World Champion wins. Alen's year 2000 totals include 2 World Grand Championships, 6 Reserve World Grand Championships, 7 World Champions and 6 Reserve World Champions. In the past 5 years 2 of the World Grand Champion Spotted Saddle Horses were sired by Spotted Alen. In 1995 it was Alen's Lethal Weapon and in 2000 it was Pride of Alen Again.

Spotted Alen Again is registered with four different registries: The Spotted Saddle Horse Breeder's and Exhibitor's Association, the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association, the Racking Horse Breeders Association, and the National Spotted Saddle Horse Association.