Hancock Meets Cowhorse—a Quarter Horse mare that captivates - Location: 29227 Celle Sweety is a stunningly beautiful Quarter Horse mare, born in 2025, with a classic bay coat. With an expected final height of about 148 to 150 cm, she is developing into a harmonious and expressive young lady who immediately captivates with her friendly demeanor and endearing personality. She possesses a correct conformation, good structure, and attractive musculature. She is developing excellently in terms of health and impresses not only with her quality but also with her good movement. The successful mating “Hancock meets Cowhorse” combines proven bloodlines into an interesting outcross, suggesting versatility, a willingness to perform, and the traits of a reliable ranch horse. At the same time, Sweety has everything it takes to make even the most discerning recreational riders happy. Her exceptionally sweet temperament is particularly noteworthy. Sweety is very people-oriented, friendly, and extremely affectionate. She enjoys every kind of attention and loves her cuddles. With her gentle nature, curiosity, and open disposition, she approaches new situations calmly and with interest. She learns quickly, is always cooperative, and is easy to handle on a daily basis. The young mare is growing up in a group of young horses in a species-appropriate open-stall and pasture environment and is therefore very well socialized. She is already familiar with the basics of foal handling, wears a halter, and is comfortable with the veterinarian and farrier. Upon delivery, Sweety will be vaccinated and dewormed according to her age. She will be sold with AQHA papers. A clinical pre-purchase examination will be arranged by the breeder as part of the sale. Sweety impresses with a successful combination of character, conformation, and quality of movement. Anyone looking for a friendly, people-oriented, and versatile young mare will find in her a partner with the best prerequisites for a successful and harmonious future.
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Kerstin Rehbehn
