# 85 • Sevyn
Part of Interstate Regional Stockyards Horse Sale - Cuba, Missouri WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 19TH (live auction by Horse Auctions USA)
Location: Cuba, MO
Status: Sold
13-year-old Draft Cross gelding standing 15.3hh -Gaited. Built like a tank, handles like a Tesla. Roll up, swing a leg, and go to work. Sevyn clocks in like he’s got a W2 job. W/T/L on a loose rein, spins a manhole cover, parks the stop like he hit a painted brick wall that says WHOA in big friendly letters. He’s shagged bulls down south, worked as a pickup horse, carried flags like he’s getting paid by America, and still saved energy to go smile at babies during parades. He’s seen the miles, seen the chaos, and treats it all like background noise. Party trick you’ll brag about forever? He does it in twine. Yeah, baling twine. Bridleless is his native language, but he’ll wear a bit like a gentleman if you insist. Seat and leg are the steering wheel, brain is the power steering. And he’s gaited, so when you point him down a long stretch, he slides into that smooth gear and you’re suddenly sipping imaginary iced coffee thinking about land taxes. He’s comfort and control in one package, with a stop that drops jaws. Trail parks, county fairs, gravel roads with mailbox dragons, flappy tarps, barking yard gremlins, culverts that have eaten lesser horses whole… he clocks it all and keeps it moving. Ride him double, ride him solo, ride him after three weeks off while the wind tries to blow Minnesota into Wisconsin. He shows up the same every time. One in a million horse who does the thing, looks good doing it, and doesn’t make a mess about it. This dude is a certified pocket pony. He will meet you at the gate like “you driving or am I?” He’s an easy keeper, zero maintenance drama, stands like a statue for grooming, tacking, vet, farrier, photos, and your aunt who wants a selfie. Barn favorite in 48 hours flat, which around here is like winning a local election. Use case menu: - Ranch-y chores, pickup work, checking fence, pushing pairs, shagging bulls without acting like one - Parades, flags, loudspeakers, strollers, funnel cake smells, he’s been there and stayed cute - Trails from chill Sunday strolls to “we accidentally climbed a mountain and it was fine” - Lessons, confidence boosts, grandma laps, advanced riders who want all the buttons without all the drama