Enzo is a highly intelligent, attention seeking, and focused boy. He picks up on tasks easily and thrives in a learning and reward type of setting. I do believe he'd be the type to become job oriented in a discipline that he enjoyed. He seems to enjoy working as long as rewards are involved and does really well with positive reinforcement. When I say highly intelligent, I am meaning it doesn't take him long to figure things out and he will learn/adapt quicker to new things than most horses. If you remember his grandsire (Taji) & his sire (Honor) he is just like the both of them and will follow in their footsteps as far as mindset and ability goes. While I do believe he will be on the smaller side, 14H-14.1H when finished growing, he would make a wonderful Endurance, Dressage, Hunter/Jumper, Pleasure, type of horse.
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SC Enzo Alvaldi
"Enzo" Basic Information: Year Born: 2023 Height: 14.0H (Still growing) Breed: Purebred Arabian Gender: Colt (Soon to be gelding) Color: Grey Sire: SC Valiant Honor Dam: HMU If Youcan Dreamit Registered? Yes - AHA UTD on all cares / No current Coggins Additional information:
Solid disposition │ Highly Intelligent & Business Like │ 5/10 temperament
Age-appropriate handling & training since a foal. Has had age-appropriate groundwork & desensitization since a yearling.
Rider Level Needed: Will know more after training. |
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Transportation:
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Transportation:
- Transportation arrangements are the buyer’s responsibility.
- We're only offering transportation services within state and only from May 1st-November 1st.
- Horses must be picked up within one week of purchase or upon receipt of veterinary paperwork.
- We do not offer post-purchase boarding.
- Once a horse is purchased, we allow up to one week for pickup or transport arrangements to be completed. Board will be charged for any day(s) further of stay with a max limit of two weeks. It is expected that transportation and any requested veterinary work be scheduled and carried out in a timely manner by serious or committed buyers.
- Buyer is responsible for all additional expenses or requirements that's wanted/needed, including but not limited to transportation, Coggins test, health certificate, pre-purchase examination (PPE), or any other veterinary work needed or requested.
- Most of our sales horses do not have updated Coggins, Health certificates, etc. at time of sale as we do not need them for anything personally. All of ours have negative Coggins coming in and if they're still up to date, they will be listed as such but usually expire by the time of sale.
- If a potential buyer requests veterinary work, the horse will be placed on “hold” status and held only until the examination or test results are received. A timely decision is expected once results are available and the horse will be made available again unless a decision to buy or down payment is made that same day.
- Please note that any veterinary work performed at the request of a potential buyer is nonrefundable and entirely at the buyer’s discretion.
- We accept cash only as payment, no exceptions. To prevent scamming and bad checks.
- We do not allow out-of-state purchases unless the buyer visits in person to see the horse prior to purchase.
- Horses currently enrolled in our training program are eligible for Discounted Continued Training at the discretion of the buyer. This option is offered at a reduced rate of $1,000 per month, which includes pasture board. Please note that only pasture board is available under this discounted program.
- This reduced rate is provided because the horse’s daily routine, handling, and training structure will remain consistent with the program they are already accustomed to. Since these horses have already been started and integrated into our training system, continued development can be offered at a lower cost while maintaining the same quality and progression.
- Buyers may elect to begin this continued training immediately after purchase, if wanted.
- Additionally, any horse that's gone through our training program that's been purchased from us is eligible for a discounted refresher every year as well as continued training at any point throughout its life, provided that we are actively offering training services to the public at that time. This lifelong eligibility ensures consistency in training and support for both horse and owner long term and being we put so much into our horses, we would like to make sure they continue to do well for their future. Whether you bought a horse from us directly or acquired one that was in our training program at some point, as long as they've been through our program, they're eligible! You can find more information on this here: Discounted Refresher's & Continued Training Program
Last updated: 11/18/2025
Will be filled out throughout training.
Enzo was on our possibility list for becoming part of our breeding program, but due to his size, he will not fit in our program. So it is planned to geld him, train him, and rehome him. Enzo was bred, raised, and handled since a foal. He has had age-appropriate handling and is a sweet boy. He will be started in training next Spring throughout Summer and then eventually listed for sale when ready.
Living environment/Extra information:
Enzo is used to being in a herd of 20+ horses of geldings & mares. He's been pastured in with the studs as well as stud colts he grew up with, without issue. Enzo is playful, he sticks up for himself, and isn't afraid of many horses. While he is not overly aggressive, he will not tolerate being picked on but does naturally respect elders of the pasture and chooses to keep himself away from those horses. Enzo is primarily on pasture from June 1st - October 31st. Then fed indoors over the cold months with ample turnout. He is used to primarily grass hay or grass/alfalfa mix. He currently gets grain and will continue throughout his growing years. We believe Enzo would do great in another herd of any size or boarded somewhere with other horses; Enzo would not make a good prospect as an only horse on the property. Enzo will not be blanketed throughout winter unless we have extreme temps that call for it, and he is currently barefoot with no reason to shoe. Enzo is respectful of hot fences; but will test fences that are off and you will see him sticking his head through the fence as the grass is better on the other side of the fence to Enzo. He is currently pastured in all 4-5 strand hot wire fences. He has been stalled before and has no issues being in a stall, but it isn't something he does regularly. Enzo has had and will eventually have exposure to the following but most he has since a foal. Cows (from the pasture across the road), goats (from the pasture we ride past to get to the trails), dogs both on our property and dogs barking from other neighbors' property, vehicles, traffic, farm machinery, ATV's, chainsaws, fire, smoke.
Living environment/Extra information:
Enzo is used to being in a herd of 20+ horses of geldings & mares. He's been pastured in with the studs as well as stud colts he grew up with, without issue. Enzo is playful, he sticks up for himself, and isn't afraid of many horses. While he is not overly aggressive, he will not tolerate being picked on but does naturally respect elders of the pasture and chooses to keep himself away from those horses. Enzo is primarily on pasture from June 1st - October 31st. Then fed indoors over the cold months with ample turnout. He is used to primarily grass hay or grass/alfalfa mix. He currently gets grain and will continue throughout his growing years. We believe Enzo would do great in another herd of any size or boarded somewhere with other horses; Enzo would not make a good prospect as an only horse on the property. Enzo will not be blanketed throughout winter unless we have extreme temps that call for it, and he is currently barefoot with no reason to shoe. Enzo is respectful of hot fences; but will test fences that are off and you will see him sticking his head through the fence as the grass is better on the other side of the fence to Enzo. He is currently pastured in all 4-5 strand hot wire fences. He has been stalled before and has no issues being in a stall, but it isn't something he does regularly. Enzo has had and will eventually have exposure to the following but most he has since a foal. Cows (from the pasture across the road), goats (from the pasture we ride past to get to the trails), dogs both on our property and dogs barking from other neighbors' property, vehicles, traffic, farm machinery, ATV's, chainsaws, fire, smoke.
