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Royally O lena �Doc�- gelding, dob June 4, 2004, 14.3hh, AQHA registered #4601840, golden palomino, loads, trailers, bathes, clips, stands for farrier, can easily been handled by veterinarian procedures, everyone always comments on how nice this horse looks under saddle, pretty face, very smooth ride, rides with hackamore, not spooky, trail rides, ridden on roads with passing cars, crosses ditches, walks over obstacles, jumps the bigger stuff, neck reins, rides with dogs, rides double, can ride bareback, can swing up on him, can crawl under him, sit under him, braid his tail, ridden in the hills, through standing water, been in the bay, ridden on the beach, he went on a 34 mile trailride this past fall. He ground ties, cross ties and he can be left on the hitching post or side of trailer with no worries. He has lots of miles and would make a great addition to a family with children. He is also husband friendly. He has taught several kids how to ride this past year. He has had riders from 10 to 61 ride him. He has had a lot of time, effort, patience, and miles put on or into him in the last 2 years. He has a laid back attitude, but has some get up and go when asked too. He is an all around horse that you could do anything with. This is a beginners safe horse. He is very tolerant. Doc is an animal that would take almost any amount of injustice, he doesn't have a mean bone in his body. His rank in the pasture is near the bottom. He is pastures with 10 other equines, but he hardly ever has a mark on him. He gets along with everyone. He has had his triple EFT and west nile shots, and is wormed. There are more pictures on my space (Aimee Berry) asking $3,000
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There are more pictures on my space (Aimee Berry)
Company / Facility: Sixty Foot Farm - I train and sell the horses that we breed and raise. I occassionally train outside horses if I have the time available. We have a 16 stall barn and barns or turnout sheds in our 6 pastures. We sell hay. We board when we have extra space, but we are at full right now with 27 of our own horses. We are surrounded by state owned land and have miles of trails that can be accessed from our farm. We have a Large Standard spotted gaited jack (Donkey) that will be available for breeding in the Spring of 2010 or Summer of 2009 if he figures it out. The interest is there, but the maturity level is ot. "Mockingbirds Southern Comfort is 2 year old black and white spotted jack from Paris, Tennessee. At present, SoCo is 51' inches and still growing. Mammoth jacks are 56 inches and above and jennets are 54' and above. His sire is 53' and his dam is 55'. At present SoCo is a large satndard, but will continue to grow in height until he is 5. We will be shipping cooled semen hopefully for the 2010 breeding season.
