Ianna - #024 - 5 Dark Bay Thoroughbred Mare
Basic Info
Number: | #024 Ianna |
Type: | Auction (Eugene-11/11/2012) |
Price: |
$350
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Status | Sold on 11/15/2012Nathan |
Date Available | 11/12/2012 to 11/15/2012 |
Age/Color/Gender | 5 Years / Dark Bay / Mare |
Breed(s) | Thoroughbred |
Registration | Registered as with Jockey Club - Papers Unknown
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Broke? | Yes Ridden thru the auction |
Condition | Average |
More Info: | http://auctionhorses.net/index.cgi?board=oldkpela&action=display&thread=7515 |
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DescriptionThis dark bay mare is stated to be a 5 year old OTTB and there is evidence to support that claim. She is tattooed and her tattoo starts with a K. I believe the tattoo reads K_178_ and I did get pictures so hopefully we can ID her. She has a small irregular star but no other white marks that I could find, It is said that papers on this mare are available for an additional charge - not from the auction house, but from the seller. You would need to confirm that if you want them because I know no more then what was stated during the auction. This mare is pretty tall and is probably around 16.2hh. She was ridden (Western) during the auction and rode well. They said that she was a dressage prospect. She appears sound and healthy other then being skinny. She leads, ties, picks up her feet and allowed me to mess with her mouth. She is herdbound to #021, but is very manageable. This mare is slightly easier to handle then her friend. She has an open sore on the back of her left hind hock that appears to be a fairly shallow surface abrasion to me.
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