Easter's former adopters sent him to North Texas Central College to be started under saddle as part of the school's equine program when he was two. His foster home says that he loves attention but isn't always respectful of personal space. He stands tied but plays with the lead rope when bored. He leads, loads, and trailers well. He picks up all four feet and lets you touch and brush him anywhere. He stands well to be tacked up, and he longes well. He stands well to be mounted and walks, turns, stops, and backs.

He's spent four months with a youth rider to prepare for the Bluebonnet Rescue Horse Training Challenge. Easter's rider says that he is a slow-moving horse who isn't interested in going faster than a walk or slow trot. He's quiet, not spooky, and a pleasure to ride. He could make a nice pleasure, trail, or possibly open show horse with additional training.