Caballo Horsemarket: 8 year old Norwegian

Hello
With a heavy heart and due to circumstances, we sell our Winnie (in the Pass Dally) into experienced horse hands.
Unfortunately, we can't say much about his backstory. We bought him as a children's pony and 100% reliable pony, unfortunately he is not, at least not yet. He is one of those who need more time to really arrive and to gain trust in his owners, at least with us on the farm.
hooves and teeth just redone.
He has also received a complete vaccination.
Well-behaved in box, while cleaning and hoof hoses,
He goes along with the paths he knows, he doesn't kick and bite. Loading-pious, well-behaved at the dentist and farrier in familiar surroundings. In the yard where he stood before it was very quiet, with us there is a lot of hustle and bustle and with noises that he does not know he reacts very headlessly. He tries to tear himself away and also climb. But we have now got a pretty good grip on it and it is manageable. Strangely enough, he does something like serenity training. He tests a lot and for a long time and is quite uneducated, but learns super fast. We have already made progress in this area.

Now to his problem, he has a small misalignment at the front of both hooves, but it does not affect him, he always needs shoeing in the front. We recently had him in the clinic because he was a bit lame at the front, X-rays and ultrasound results available. No atrose, tendons are good too. Now he runs lame-free, but it may be possible that he may need a small intervention. What unfortunately came out is that he once had a relapse of deer that we didn't know about and unfortunately we have no possibilities to hold him properly on the basis of this diagnosis.

I will be happy to answer any further questions