Rascal is so far unshown, but he has some small halter shows coming up in the near future. He is working well at home and he loves to show off in front of other horses, so I think he should quite enjoy showing. He works well, but is easily distracted and he loses interest so quickly, we have to keep on thinking of new excercises to keep him occupied. We work him more out on hacks than we do in the school, because he concentrates more out than he would if he was going round in circles in the school. He loves riding out and has developed a talent for spotting strange, spooky monsters which mean he has to put his head down and eat the lovely grass to make them go away *LoL*

Rascal is a very cheeky little colt at home. He won't hurt anybody, but he had a childhood habit of nipping, which we had to put our foot down on. He will eat anything and spends most of his time thinking of little ways to get the nicest grass (pulling towards the gate towards the best paddock), getting in the feed room (a task which has so far eluded him) and getting into the filly and mare field to show he's a big boy (which he only did once and was caught fast enough). Rascal is a very intelligent little colt and I wish him all success in the future.