Apple - #119 - 17 Liver Chestnut Morgan Gelding
Basic Info
| Number: | #119 Apple |
| Type: | Auction (Eugene-7/8/2012) |
| Price: |
$225
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| Status | Sold on 7/11/2012Hiedi |
| Date Available | 7/9/2012 to 7/11/2012 |
| Age/Color/Gender | 17 Years / Liver Chestnut / Gelding |
| Breed(s) | Morgan |
| Registration | Registered as "Matata" with AMHA - Papers Available
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| Broke? | Yes Ridden thru the auction |
| Condition | Average |
| More Info: | http://auctionhorses.net/index.cgi?board=oldkpela&action=display&thread=5172 |
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DescriptionI can't say enough good things about this 17 year old liver chestnut Morgan gelding. This guy does it all. He was ridden through and did very well in the ring, is said to do trails, jumps, and is cart trained (his tail is cut short because of the carting). Apple is extremely sweet, well mannered, easy to handle, and seems to be a horse anyone could have a lot of fun with. This boy's kind demeanor and respectful attitude have made him my absolute favorite of this group of horses. His feet aren't the best, he has been beat on by other horses, but overall is in very good condition. He is smaller with a refined bone structure and stands about 14hh.
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