Raleigh has been an easy-going horse at his foster home. He leads, loads, and stands for the farrier. In November 2015, he went to a trainer to be evaluated under saddle. The first day she had him, she was able to saddle him, bridle him and ride him at a walk and trot with no problems. She kept him for two weeks for evaluation and a tune up. She says's very quiet and broke. She thinks he would be great for someone who wants to show ranch horses or SHOT or do trail riding. He jogs, extends the trot, lopes, canter, turns around both ways. He will go over trail obstacles. He's been ridden in arenas by children and adults of varying riding levels and has done fine.Raleigh should be a very nice trail, pleasure, or open show horse for a lucky adopter.