Young paint horse

Morgan is a stock cross quarterhorse [I think!] gelding we've had for about 3 years. He is about 5 years old and was broken in and trained late last year by 2 excellent local trainers, one being Ruth O'Donoghue. Whilst he has been ridden regularly, he has never had the thorough type of foundational training required for a young horse. He has recently started to buck and needs to go to someone who has the experience and time to give him the required training. He is very easy to handle, will always approach you in the paddock, and pretty much walks into the float. He has had a good life here with his 2 mates, a quarterhorse and a thoroughbred. He is in overall excellent condition, no paddock damage [apart from a few bites!], and his hooves are well maintained by a local farrier. I believe that with solid foundational training Morgan will be an excellent and long term horse. Should only go to experienced horse people for now, who can provide solid and foundational training.