LadyRascasse
Well-Known Member
i am wondering what you think she is worth both now and if i kept her til spring,
15.3 TB mare 8yrs old,
Hacks alone or in company,
she is an exracer and is ROR registered,
good basic flatwork (come spring we hope to be doing lateral work and would like her to be working at elementary at home)
lovely jump has jumped 3ft with rider at home and loose schooled over 1.10m and 2ft3 clear at comps (by spring we hope this to be 2ft9 to 3ft unaffiliated)
very sweet laid back mare on the ground good to do everything to (clip, box, shoe etc)
snaffle mouthed for everything (in a NS loose ring lozenge bit)
she has been up the gallops, on the beach for long hacks been right beside busy roads.
the bad bits is she used to rear and she hasn't done this since i have sent her to be reschooled, my instructor has said she does it when she doesn't understand and they aren't nasty only once has she gone vertical and never since. she does need a confident rider who is gonna tell her whats what otherwise she will rule the roost when ridden.
i had someone come and see her for loan and i asked for her honest feedback on my mare (decided there and then she wasn't the right horse for her which was fine) and she said
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actually i thought she was lovely. a lot of the horses i have been to see don't seem that interested in a new person. your mare was very interested and wanted to say hello and know who i was which is a very good thing. i thought she was very nicely put together and very smart. you are obviously doing her proud. i thought she had nice manners and plenty of character. she was cheeky to ride but only in as much as pushing the boundaries, i wasn't worried she was going to do anything horrid. i always think the most you can ask from a horse is their co-operation and it's up to them if they give it to you or not!! she certainly has a jump on her and has a want to jump. i thought she was a lovely little horse.
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some photos of her
flat work
some jumping
confo (she has filled out alot since this photo but it gives you an idea)
and just to show you how chilled out she can be
15.3 TB mare 8yrs old,
Hacks alone or in company,
she is an exracer and is ROR registered,
good basic flatwork (come spring we hope to be doing lateral work and would like her to be working at elementary at home)
lovely jump has jumped 3ft with rider at home and loose schooled over 1.10m and 2ft3 clear at comps (by spring we hope this to be 2ft9 to 3ft unaffiliated)
very sweet laid back mare on the ground good to do everything to (clip, box, shoe etc)
snaffle mouthed for everything (in a NS loose ring lozenge bit)
she has been up the gallops, on the beach for long hacks been right beside busy roads.
the bad bits is she used to rear and she hasn't done this since i have sent her to be reschooled, my instructor has said she does it when she doesn't understand and they aren't nasty only once has she gone vertical and never since. she does need a confident rider who is gonna tell her whats what otherwise she will rule the roost when ridden.
i had someone come and see her for loan and i asked for her honest feedback on my mare (decided there and then she wasn't the right horse for her which was fine) and she said
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actually i thought she was lovely. a lot of the horses i have been to see don't seem that interested in a new person. your mare was very interested and wanted to say hello and know who i was which is a very good thing. i thought she was very nicely put together and very smart. you are obviously doing her proud. i thought she had nice manners and plenty of character. she was cheeky to ride but only in as much as pushing the boundaries, i wasn't worried she was going to do anything horrid. i always think the most you can ask from a horse is their co-operation and it's up to them if they give it to you or not!! she certainly has a jump on her and has a want to jump. i thought she was a lovely little horse.
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some photos of her
flat work
some jumping
confo (she has filled out alot since this photo but it gives you an idea)
and just to show you how chilled out she can be