Opinions on this little mare please

madhector

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I like the look of her! I tried a trakehner when I was looking and the one I tried had a brilliant pop, very brave and careful with nice paces. He was very willing but was a head shaker. I think they make nice horses and he was nice in the stable.

I think she is worth a look
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She looks very nice, I'm not very good with my eventers but I'd say definately worth a sit. Is she priced because of her marishness? (is that a word!?)
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She looks lovely. But I would be cautious about her being difficult when in season. It may mess up your eventing season big time!
It's all very well to have her on a weeks trial... but you need that to be when she is in full season to get the true picture of her.
 
she looks lovely!!! But she could be a demon, and regumate doesnt work on all mares. It could be hard work! worth a look tho at that price and ditto the vetting! Also i think it would be fair, if they are happy for you to have her for a week, they cannot expect her to come out of a field and go straight into work mode i would want at least a month if not longer to give her (and you) a fair chance!!imo
 
She looks lovely!

Worth a sit i would have thought. . .if she isnt right then atleast you have not possibly missed a good oppertunity
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She looks lovely. I guess when they're out of work it's always slightly more of a risk as you can't see what theyy're like when they're fit and in full work. Mareish-ness can be dealt with - my mare used to nap and rear a bit when she was in season and was tricky in the stable (not nasty, just used to squash me against walls), I got her on Global Herbs frisky Mare Plus and neve rnoticed when she came into season after that. You can always say "no thanks".

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At that price and out of work and rears when in season and naps (not a good combination for an event horse) I wouldnt touch it personally.
 
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