Horses up for Adoption/Sale

~Just a quick note… 

Please if you make an appointment to see one of my horses, please be respectful of my time.  I put you on a calender with the name and time of your scheduled visit.  If  for some reason you cannot make it at that time, PLEASE give me some sort of notice.  I have children and other activities we do as a family and I try my harderst to work around others peoples schedules to see a horse, but if you cannot make the appt.  Call me to let me know! 

Thank you so much, 

Holly  

 

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If you have a horse that needs a home and would like me to place it on my website please email me.  Holiday24@yahoo.com 

  

  Kimerah has found a new home with an amazing new owner…

Congratulations Maurenna, Kimerah is a special girl!

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Maddy’s Act

Breed: Thoroughbred

 Sex: Mare
 Color: Bay
 Markings: Star, coronet band
 DOB: February 19th, 1994
 Registered: Yes, I have her tattoo # and all her information, but no papers.
 Raced: Yes, winner of over $20,000 between 1996-1998
 Ever bred: Yes, once and she didn’t catch. Possible she slipped the foal due to stress.
 Grain: Yes, 5 lbs twice a day (total of 10 lbs per day)
 Supplements: None at this time. If she drops weight, use ‘Empower’ fat supplement.
 Vices: Occasional cribbing while stalled. She comes with a cribbing collar.
  
History:
Maddy has been successfully shown in English flat work and low level dressage. Maddy was recently started over fences and could probably handle low level jumps or low level eventing with further training. She was also started western but just for fun though she does seem to neck rein a little. Although she excels in English, I could see Maddy loving speed events.
  
Maddy requires an advanced rider.

  
$ 250.00
 
(Maddy is not my horse) For more info please contact:
 
 
Ashley Brouwer
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

06/1/2010:
Maddy tried to buck a rider off today. It seems that as she has gained her weight back her attitude towards cantering is getting worse and worse. Because of this she is a companion horse only, UNLESS you are an highly experienced trainer who works with problem horses. This is not the first time this has happened but we thought for sure it was chiropractic related but now know that it isn’t.

Maddy is UTD on EVERYTHING! Chiropractor, farrier, worming, vet (2010 shots & coggins), teeth just looked at 2 weeks ago.