Morena has been with me since she was 9 months old, and I trained her with a lot of love and peace. I bought her as a successor for my gelding. Unfortunately she has not become big enough for me (I am 1.80 m) and that is why I am looking for a place for her where she can grow further.
Morena was born on 8 May 2022 in Spain and came to the Netherlands with her sisters. She is currently 156 cm high, but will certainly grow and become wider given its breed and young appearance. She has a Spanish passport with Carta, which also makes her interesting for breeding. Descending: Concerto du Puits Carré X Gestor III.
Morena is happy, sober and curious. She likes to be with people and loves to go out together. She stands outside 24/7 with my pre-ruin and shetlander mare, and is social and not dominant in this group. She is calm and independent, and is easy to leave the herd, but also stays neat in the meadow when I am on the road with my other horse (s).
Given her age, she has not yet been reasoned, but she already knows a lot:
- well familiar with groundwork, walks nicely on the hand and also understands all the helpers in freedom. Come running along and find swimming delicious!
- regularly goes with my gelding during forest rides. Responds neatly to voice aids.
- easy with trailer loading, also on strange terrain; Has been to both the bin and the forest
- familiar with saddle, bridle and bit, and the principles of steering via long lines. Also familiar with double longe
She has learned all this without tension or drama. I therefore also expect that making saddle broker will soon go smoothly.
Morena is neatly on her legs and is regularly traced. She was neatly dewormed and was treated last month by the dentist where her wolf cheese were removed.
We live in a wooded area with lots of water. Last year she sanded lightly, but this year she has no problems with Dean: no thick manskam or tail, no wounds or itching. The fly blanket goes along with the sale. I suspect that she can stand well without a blanket in a different environment.
In the future, she has a lot of potential for breeding, dressage, working Equization or as a nice all -rounder. I wish her someone who enjoys her as much as I do now, and who will continue to work with her.
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