Stetson

Stetson is a handsome draft cross gelding in his mid-to-late teens, standing a solid 16 hands. With "been there, done that" experience, Stetson has done it all-from trail riding in Yellowstone to schooling cross-country courses here in Pennsylvania.<br/><br/>Since arriving at Last Chance Ranch, Stetson has participated in our lesson program, worked with campers during summer programs, and even traveled off-site to shows at the Bucks County Horse Park-where he truly enjoyed the cross-country course! He's trained in both English and Western, neck reins easily, and has proven himself as a versatile, well-rounded mount that would excel in any direction. He would do best with an intermediate or above rider, he is a solid walk/trot horse who is still green at the canter and jumping.<br/><br/>Stetson is now ready to find a home where he can enjoy one-on-one attention. While he's been a lesson horse, he thrives best in a private setting with a rider who can give him the connection and consistency he deserves. He is sensitive to changes in his herd and prefers to settle in as a middle-ranking horse. Being pushed into a dominant or submissive role tends to make him anxious and affects his rest and demeanor.<br/><br/>In 2024, Stetson had squamous cell carcinoma removed from his left eye. To protect the area and prevent recurrence, he requires a fly mask to be worn 24/7. Additionally, he occasionally comes up mildly unsound on his left front, though no definitive cause has been determined. He's still very capable of light to moderate work and would make a fantastic partner for someone looking for a kind, experienced, and steady gelding to enjoy at home or on low-key adventures.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting one of our equines, please complete the equine placement on our website, www.lastchanceranch.org. Equine placement fees range from $150 to $2000 depending on the age, training and abilities of the equine. The placement fee includes current vaccines, negative Coggins test, dental floating, de-worming and farrier trimming. All equine adopters must live within 3 hours of Last Chance Ranch in Quakertown, PA.

Stetson is a handsome draft cross gelding in his mid-to-late teens, standing a solid 16 hands. With "been there, done that" experience, Stetson has done it all-from trail riding in Yellowstone to schooling cross-country courses here in Pennsylvania.

Since arriving at Last Chance Ranch, Stetson has participated in our lesson program, worked with campers during summer programs, and even traveled off-site to shows at the Bucks County Horse Park-where he truly enjoyed the cross-country course! He's trained in both English and Western, neck reins easily, and has proven himself as a versatile, well-rounded mount that would excel in any direction. He would do best with an intermediate or above rider, he is a solid walk/trot horse who is still green at the canter and jumping.

Stetson is now ready to find a home where he can enjoy one-on-one attention. While he's been a lesson horse, he thrives best in a private setting with a rider who can give him the connection and consistency he deserves. He is sensitive to chan

Stetson is a handsome draft cross gelding in his mid-to-late teens, standing a solid 16 hands. With "been there, done that" experience, Stetson has done it all-from trail riding in Yellowstone to schooling cross-country courses here in Pennsylvania.

Since arriving at Last Chance Ranch, Stetson has participated in our lesson program, worked with campers during summer programs, and even traveled off-site to shows at the Bucks County Horse Park-where he truly enjoyed the cross-country course! He's trained in both English and Western, neck reins easily, and has proven himself as a versatile, well-rounded mount that would excel in any direction. He would do best with an intermediate or above rider, he is a solid walk/trot horse who is still green at the canter and jumping.

Stetson is now ready to find a home where he can enjoy one-on-one attention. While he's been a lesson horse, he thrives best in a private setting with a rider who can give him the connection and consistency he deserves. He is sensitive to changes in his herd and prefers to settle in as a middle-ranking horse. Being pushed into a dominant or submissive role tends to make him anxious and affects his rest and demeanor.

In 2024, Stetson had squamous cell carcinoma removed from his left eye. To protect the area and prevent recurrence, he requires a fly mask to be worn 24/7. Additionally, he occasionally comes up mildly unsound on h