Kitchi - #027 - 7 Gray Appaloosa Mare
Basic Info
| Number: | #027 Kitchi |
| Type: | Auction (Eugene-12/9/2012) |
| Price: |
$400
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| Status | Sold on 12/13/2012Shelly |
| Date Available | 12/10/2012 to 12/13/2012 |
| Age/Color/Gender | 7 Years(Range) / Gray / Mare |
| Breed(s) | Appaloosa |
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| Broke? | Unknown Led thru the auction |
| Condition | Average |
| More Info: | http://auctionhorses.net/index.cgi?board=oldkpela&action=display&thread=8301 |
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Description#27- Kitchi is a beautiful larger built Appaloosa mare who is probably 6-8 years old. She was led through and had gone through a previous auction last Monday and was purchased for 18 cents a pound. She was delivered to ELA this past Thursday with 5 others. One of the horses she came in with was a black, said to be a Andalusian stallion, although he looked like a draft cross to me, so it is a possibility that she could be bred. There is no history available on her.
She stands about 15'3hh, is in good weight, and is in excellent condition. Kitchi tolerated weight although we have no idea if she would be broke to ride. She was very patient with me, haltered easily, was very, very affectionate and followed us around. There was no visible lameness or other issues. She seemed sound. Her hooves were in decent shape, could use a trim, but otherwise okay, and she picked up her feet easily.
She is my favorite of the group, seems very smart, and would constantly put herself in between us and the other horses as if to protect us from them, giving them a warning face. She loves people and is very curious about what we were doing. Kitchi is probably the friendliest of the group, although she didn't take any carrots from us and preferred to nibble of what was left of blackberry vines.
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