Fjord Horses (Elmer )

Meet Elmer — a calm and capable Fjord for sale in Wann Ranch

If you’ve been scanning fjord horse for sale listings and want a steady, good‑minded partner for real‑world riding, Elmer deserves a closer look. He’s a 7‑year‑old Fjord × Quarter Horse gelding with the substance of a small ranch horse and the manners you hope for in trail‑ready riding horses.

Quick facts

• Breed/Type: Fjord × Quarter Horse (compact, draft‑pony style build)

• Age: 7

• Height: 15.2 hh

• Color: Buckskin

• Primary Use: Trail

• Cross‑Training: Ranch versatility

• Temperament: Quiet, consistent, people‑oriented

Why riders like Elmer

• Proven ranch experience: Neck reins, side passes, opens and closes gates, and has worked cattle (from doctoring to loading onto trucks).

• Confident outside: Crosses water, bridges, banks, and logs; handles town traffic (motorcycles, scooters, strollers) with a level head.

• Soft and responsive: Rides with a nice handle—can go bridleless—and stays the same horse every day.

• Easy to care for: Stands patiently for the farrier and vet; enjoys attention and is polite in the barn.

• Hard to miss: Classic buckskin look and that unmistakable Fjord presence—he turns heads everywhere he goes.

About the Fjord breed (in brief)

The Norwegian Fjord is one of the world’s oldest and purest breeds, admired for its dun shades, primitive markings, and sure‑footed, compact frame. Historically used for riding and farm work, Fjords today are valued for calm minds, strength, and versatility—equally at home on mountain trails and in therapeutic programs.

Buying from Wann Ranch

Wann Ranch is known for attentive, humane care and straightforward dealings. With Elmer, you’re getting:

• A healthy, well‑handled gelding with routine vaccinations and hoof care.

• Transparent, reliable service from people who stand behind their livestock.

• Training and temperament that reflect consistent daily handling.

Price & value

Curious about fjord horse price ranges? Typical Fjord offerings run about $3,000–$10,000, with training, age, condition, and bloodlines driving where a horse lands in that span. Given Elmer’s ranch background, trail miles, and unflappable attitude, he represents excellent value within the market. (For current pricing, contact Wann Ranch.)

Searching “fjord for sale” is one way to start—but finding a horse like Elmer, who’s already proven in real work and real settings, is what makes the difference.

FAQ

Is Elmer beginner‑friendly?
Yes. He’s steady, traffic‑safe, and consistent under saddle, making him a confidence‑builder for newer riders and a low‑maintenance partner for experienced ones.

What disciplines does he suit?
Primarily trail and ranch versatility: cattle work, obstacles, and relaxed miles outside. He also has the handle to ride bridleless.

How are his ground manners?
Excellent. He stands quietly for the vet and farrier and is easy to groom, tack, load, and haul.

What affects the price of a Fjord or Fjord cross?
Age, training, health, pedigree, size, and overall condition. Horses with proven ranch and trail records—like Elmer—tend to command the stronger end of typical ranges.

The takeaway

If you want a safe, versatile partner who looks the part and does the job, Elmer checks the boxes:

• Ranch‑tested skills and miles

• Calm, reliable disposition

• 15.2 hh buckskin Fjord/QH cross—handsome and practical

• Trail‑savvy and town‑sensible

• Priced competitively for his training and temperament

Interested? Reach out to Wann Ranch to talk details, arrange a visit, and see whether Elmer is the right fit.