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All Dolled Up - $8,500
2011, 14 hand Quarter Pony Mare All Dolled Up, aka "Dolly, is the flashy, fancy large pony you've been waiting for! She is as sweet as they come, with 3 elastic, expressive gaits and an adorable jump. Under saddle, Dolly has a balanced and soft walk, trot and canter. She is beginning her lead changes and lateral movements. Lightly started over fences, Dolly is brave, honest and scopey. Dolly posses a trainability second to none and always wants to please in everything she does. Her way of going and bravery over fences lends itself well to the dressage and eventing worlds, but Dolly could easily turn heads in the hunter ring as well. She is currently best suited for a competent child or petite adult that can give her a bit of confidence when necessary. |
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Stella Blue - SOLD
2002, 16 hand American Warmblood Mare Looking for a schoolmaster to teach you the ropes of the dressage ring? Or the perfect addition to your lesson program? Look no further! Stella Blue, known around the barn as "Nala", is all that and more! She has 3 lovely, elastic gaits and is schooling 2nd level movements. Her lateral work is second to none, easily teaching riders the proper way to leg yield, half pass and shoulder in. With the demeanor to pack around a beginner, but the talent to help a more experienced rider reach their dressage goals, she is sure to be the perfect addition to any barn or program! She also pops over small fences with ease and hack outs with friends. She is barefoot and has required no maintenance as of yet. |
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Western Zen - SOLD
2009, 16.3 hand Thoroughbred Gelding Zen is the whole package! He is stunning, has a puppy dog personality, and has experience eventing and foxhunting! He is forward-thinking but goes in a rubber snaffle, is scopey and brave, and enjoys having a job. Zen seems happiest in the hunt field, loves running and jumping but comes back nicely for checks. He has evented through Novice but would need a refresher on the flat to be competitive in the dressage. With his balanced gaits, natural lead change and love for jumping, Zen could also transition nicely to the jumper ring. Recently, Zen has been used as a youth mount but has proven to enjoy a patient rider with a soft hand. He is currently being put back into a program, has no vices or health issues and is ready to make his next rider extremely happy. |
