Nu Peppy - Sorrel Quarter Horse Mare
Basic Info
| Number: | # Nu Peppy |
| Type: | Auction |
| Price: |
$650
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| Status | Sold on 8/18/2016 |
| Date Available | 8/12/2016 to 8/19/2016 |
| Age/Color/Gender | 0 Years / Sorrel / Mare |
| Breed(s) | Quarter Horse |
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| Broke? | Kinda |
| Condition | Average |
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DescriptionNu Peppy is a stunning mare who was used as a trail horse and taken up in the mountains. She was registered AQHA but papers have been lost. Her owner sadly passed away and she has not been ridden for about 6 years. She should be in her mid teens and looks to be in good body condition and sound. Her hooves will need trimming as they have not been done and she will need someone with patience and time to spend with her to gain trust. I could pet her but that was about it, as she was hiding behind her new buddy Lefty. Pictures do not do her justice. She is a well built heavy mare who has good breeding that shows. She has a kind eye and should make a great horse for someone who has some time to help her remember what she once was. She stands approx 15'1-2hh. Purchasing InformationLocation: Sunnyside, WA
Deadline 8/19/16
Contact: Sabrina 206-250-5115
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