A people-oriented Bay Roan QH mare with excellent pedigree - Location: 93437 Furth im Wald Valentine Feona Pin is a stunningly beautiful Quarter Horse mare, born in June 2022, with an attractive bay roan coat. With a current height of approximately 153 cm, she is correctly built, compact, and has good legs. She is healthy and has two minor cosmetic flaws, which, however, do not affect her rideability or her future athletic performance. A veterinary report is available and can, of course, be reviewed. She is 5-panel n/n tested and GBED n/P. The mare grew up in a small herd with family-like care and impresses with her sweet, people-oriented personality. She is extremely well-behaved, curious, well-trained, and always eager to do everything right. Thanks to her balanced temperament and excellent mind, she works with enthusiasm and demonstrates great potential for movement. Ivy is comfortable with the farrier and loading, and is regularly vaccinated and dewormed. She currently lives in an open stable with a gelding but is also accustomed to stall housing. She is familiar with ground work and walks calmly on a lead line when out on trail rides. She also spent two months under professional training. Due to a health issue on the part of her owner, the mare has not been ridden for about 1? years. During this time, Ivy continued to be worked from the ground. Since she needs to be rebuilt due to the extended break from riding, she is being sold as a green horse. Ideal for someone who enjoys training a young horse patiently and fairly. With her top-class reining and ranch horse pedigree (sire: MJM Saltys Blue Ezra, dam: RS Balblair Jac by McJac Flash), she has excellent potential for Western sports. She is DQHA Futurity/Maturity-nominated and is well-suited both as a promising young competition horse and as a reliable leisure partner. Anyone looking for a young, sweet Quarter Horse mare with potential and who wants to accompany her on her journey will find Ivy to be a wonderful partner for life.
To the seller's offerlaunch
Kerstin Rehbehn
