Because I still go on with my other horse, I offer my handsome 6 year old all -round mare. She combines sportiness with a brave character. It is an affectionate, lively mare that you always greet when you come to the stable. She has been in my possession for over 2.5 years and in the first year I mainly did groundwork with her and I ran into her quietly. After that she had a winter rest and last summer I picked her up again, although we are not driving very fanatically. We had a lot of fun and she has seen a lot. Our container is unfortunately very wet in the winter so we have been to the association a lot: she easily walks into the trailer and can be driven on foreign terrain, also with busy other horses. We regularly go on the outside ride, usually with another horse, but only is also great! (With cyclist there). “Normal” traffic is no problem, with a large tractor I get off so that she can find support with me and we drive a lot along the road. She also grabs very well because she easily comes around, wants to go to the other side and is not a viewing on the jump. She jumps well on foreign terrain and she has already jumped several practice courses, here are videos of (just like the outdoor rides).
Roo stands quietly with stepping, runs easily, does not get hot, is nice on the aids and is not shy. She can stand still by a week (or 2) because unfortunately that happened to me often enough. Yet I do not think she is suitable for young children without supervision, or uncertain/starting riders because she is still a young horse and not “dead”. Roo stands barefoot, can be outside or partly in the stable 24/7. Neatly kept with vaccinations/blacksmith and she has normal teeth. Her descendant is unknown but her passport is from Ireland and is neatly registered.