Thanks everyone! Jared is pretty amazing with the horses in general. Kenya is way different than a horse to work with, more like a mule, but not exactly that either. And with him, it's all about the treats - there is no "I want to do what you want" : )
He also takes a lot of time for him to decide to work for you - Jared he will do all tricks for, Jared's girlfriend can do some tricks and ride him, but my husband and I are just "feed and pet" people - we can feed him, pet him, and move him from pen to pen, that's as far as he'll let us go!
He's also broke to drive, but he maintains that wild unpredictability, so he doesn't drive anywhere off the farm, and doesn't get ridden in parades or anything, because even though he's small (11.1 hands) he's really pretty powerful. Usually when Jared does shows he puts up an arena to work in using portable panels - in this case he gave the show to a friend of mine's home daycare, and it was at his own home, so he didn't put the panels up. The good thing is he's not aggressive at all - so even if he would "get away" from the handler, he'll just walk away from people, stop and eat.
He's a lot of fun - but definately not for anyone who's not an expert at handling horses!
