We had to put a couple down ourselves. There's no easy way, just have to remember that it's best for the horse.
When it comes to replacing, you might consider a little Quarter Horse. The foundation bred ones are usually around 14-14.5 hands and tuff/smart enough to handle anything you want them to do. Our experience is that they are cool headed and don't have a mean bone in them and trainable to the point that they seem like they teach themselves. Seems like a good time to buy now also. Pick him out a nice 2 yr old and let him train it himself.
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