Caballo Horsemarket: Beautiful, well-behaved Icelander

Since Aki (Frakki vom Steinbuckel), born in 2011, unfortunately does not fit into the herd of 4 older ladies, a new home is sought for him after a short time with a heavy heart. Aki is a real sweetheart in his dealings, always friendly, polite, respectful and very people-oriented, he comes on call and enjoys every attention to the fullest. He is also absolutely exemplary when it comes to blacksmiths, veterinarians, trailer drivers, etc.
Aki was taken over rather "less well ridden", he was probably ridden mainly by children and adolescents in the field by the previous owners (i.e., he is not well gymnasticized and not very muscled). Since he has been back in training, he has made good progress very quickly and it would be important that this training is continued, as according to his trainer he has good potential. You can see that he can basically do a lot in the field of dressage (thigh turns, hind and forehand turns, etc.) and always tries to do everything well and correctly. His strength is clearly the tölt, which he always offers on his own (even with inexperienced riders) and which is really great to ride, as is his walk. The trot can and the canter should be trained further.
He is currently mainly ridden on the field (gymnastics, balance, etc.) and goes on rides alone or in a group. He seems to know everything in the field and is always well-behaved. On his own, however, he still needs a little security from the rider. It is not small (+-1.40), but rather narrow, therefore no weight carrier (up to max. 70 kg, preferably less).
No bad habits such as bucking, climbing, walking etc. and no diseases, eczema or the like.
He walks barefoot without any problems, has of course been regularly dewormed and vaccinated and recently presented to the osteopath. Aki is a really nice leisure and/or family horse for relaxed rides and field work. It is also perfect for newcomers to gaited horses as well as beginners and children.