Lancelot's previous owners never trained him to be ridden. His foster home started groundwork in the round pen and then began riding him in February 2022. She said he doesn't really want to trot, but they're working on it. He hasn't offered to buck or misbehave in any way.

Sir Lancelot is now learning new things since he has started his training for the Training Challenge. Sir Lancelot can be caught, haltered and leads well. He will load in the trailer like a champ. He is not afraid of golf carts, bikes and bouncing balls. He will stand for baths, grooming and the farrier.

Sir Lancelot is perfect for the farrier even ground tying the whole time and is amazing for dewormer. He ground ties for baths and grooming as well, and ties perfectly. He loads himself into a cattle\slant load trailer. Not only is the trainer riding him inside and outside an arena, she's been working with him through and over trail obstacles but in hand and under saddle, and she's started working him at liberty. He's doing everything she asks and they're a great pair. His trainer has cantered him over cross rails though and after a little practice thinks he could do W/T/C over cross rails for competition. However, he should be doing much more than just that. He could also be a great English\western dressage horse, he has a beautiful form that seems to come quite natural to him. He's not for a beginner rider at this time, but he'll be great for someone with some experience or someone willing to take lessons with a trainer.