Ameliae - 12 Chestnut Paint Mare
Basic Info
Number: | # Ameliae |
Type: | Auction |
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$675
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Status | Sold on 2/19/2017Luke |
Date Available | 2/21/2017 to 2/23/2017 |
Age/Color/Gender | 12 Years / Chestnut / Mare |
Breed(s) | Paint |
Registration | Registered as "DC Suzie Girl" with APHA - Papers Available
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Broke? | No Led thru the auction |
Condition | Poor |
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DescriptionPrice to come- Ameliae is a 12 year old registered Paint mare. She is halter broke, easy to clip, tie, lead and wash. She has nice manners and is easy to handle. She stands about 15.2hh and appears to be in good condition. This mare's pedigree reads like a "whose who" of the halter horse world. Her sire is a 2x World Champion, her mother is an AQHA Superior Halter mare, both her grandsires were World Champions (1 once, the other 3 times), all of her great grand sires were Champions, most of them were World Champions. Same with great-great grandsires - all champions or world champions. She may be able to be dual registered into the AQHA as both her parents were registered AQHA and she has DNA parentage verification already done. This mare is rumored to be N/H which means she carries HYPP. This does not preclude her from a normal and useful life, but it does mean that she needs a managed diet (timothy over alfalfa for example) and she needs to have as much turn out and/or exercise as possible. She has lived her life up to this point as a broodmare, but we hope that now she will go on to become a riding horse and perhaps a show horse. In my experience these mares tend to take readily to training and to turn into great mounts.Purchasing InformationLocation: Sunnyside, WA Contact: Sabrina 206-250-5115 Deadline: 2/23/17
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