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TB Mare Available

Is anyone interested in a 16 h TB Mare 15 yrs old (FB Gray)? Bella has been used as a lesson horse at my stable for the past two years. She is sound to ride - but not sound to jump. The beginner adult riders LOVE her, but she is too big for the beginner kids. She prefers adults and is very sweet. She does not spook on trails, gets along great with other horses, and is very people oriented. Bella is FREE to a responsible horse person.

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Comment by Julie Catone on November 29, 2009 at 7:14pm: Danielle, Pattie has been reunited with her . . . unbelievable story . . . Pattie came here to see this horse and realized it was a horse she used to ride years ago! She always loved this horse - has all the tack to fit her - and has always wanted to own her!

Comment by danielle lieberman on November 25, 2009 at 12:15am: hey is she still available. i just joined today and saw this. i am looking for another horse and i have been wanting a tb for a while. thank you

Comment by Pattie on October 12, 2009 at 12:47pm: Julie is this mare still avilb please ma;m ........please email me at lostacreshorses@aol.com

Comment by Julie Catone on October 9, 2009 at 1:30pm: We use her in my schooling shows here in equitation and she has done intro and training level dressage work. She was 2nd place at the last dressage show for intro level. She can leg yeild, turn on the forehand, rein back, but her canter transitions are rough right now. I have been using her for walk/trot so she is rusty at canter work.

Comment by Tracy Lange on October 8, 2009 at 1:02pm: hi, i am looking for a low lvl equitation or dressage horse do you think that maybe she would do ok with that? I'm not looking to jump her at all just things on the Flat also i'm not looking to show that often just some of the smaller shows in the summer.

Comment by Julie Catone on October 8, 2009 at 11:20am: She has a lofty gait and not at all SCOPEY. She doesn't jump well - even after months of caveletti, low grids, and crossrails. She would make a great walk/trot lesson horse for adults OR a trail horse. She would be fine in lead line or closely supervised arena work. I wouldn't suggest her for beginner youth unsupervised. The farrier took her shoes off yesterday and she is uncomfortable. You can take her on a trial but I wouldn't ride her for a week to let her harden up a bit. She has a scar on her back right that she has had most her life. You are welcome to come and see what you think.