NightShade - 13 Black Quarter Horse Mare
Basic Info
Number: | # NightShade |
Type: | Auction |
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$600
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Status | Sold on 10/18/2016Marla |
Date Available | 8/5/2016 to 8/12/2016 |
Age/Color/Gender | 13 Years(Approx) / Black / Mare |
Breed(s) | Quarter Horse |
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Broke? | Yes |
Condition | Average |
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DescriptionNightShade came in with minimal information, but I was able to get some background on her. Her name was Jinx and she was sold through no fault of her own. She is broke to ride but needs more time on her. She loads and hauls great, but can be a little spooky if moved around too quickly. She is fine with the farrier, and shoes, trims. She lunges great but doesn't tie. She has been a good trail horse, but is not an arena horse at this point. Because of something that happened in her past, she can be kind of jumpy around boys and men because she was mistreated at one point before the last owner got her. She also doesn't like dogs and may not be good with other small animals. Lunging can be done without a lunge whip usually, just point the direction and she usually goes. If you lead her, start, and stop backing, she will follow your direction, and stop and back when you do. She had a beautiful thick long mane before it was cut, and it should grow back to be just as beautiful. She is a nice stout heavy mare and stands approx 15hh and is best suited for an intermediate rider. Purchasing InformationLocation: Sunnyside, WA Contact: Sabrina 206-250-5115 Deadline: 8/12/16
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