Paris

Skills / Disciplines

Blue Eyed, Endurance, Gaited, Ridden Western, Trail Riding

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READ IT ALL, I know it's long...
This is one that we typically would not offer as a home sale....but Im gonna try it.
We're gonna give her about 2 weeks to find a home, then we will send her to the sale.
This is Paris, a 15 hand creamello mare that is 13 yrs old.
She has a motor, so if you like that, you will love her.
I think she is a ton of fun, but let's face it, most people don't want it and we have trouble selling these kind.... (read more)
She has been here a long time(since June), we bought her and she was very thin, she rode the same way when she was thin, so we can't say it's due to the fact that she's gotten fat and sassy.
We are going to list her Pros and her Cons....read them all!
Pros, she is gentle to handle, she is smooth to ride, she is very broke, she trail rides well and is not spooky, crosses water, etc.
She will stand at the mounting block.
She is fun!
Cons...she is hard to catch, usually takes food, she gets attached to another horse quickly, a good rider can make her go on and ride thru it. She prefers to move on, walking is not usually her preferred speed.
She does ride better on the trail with another horse.
She has not offered to buck, rear, etc, but it's best to let her keep her feet moving.
She has a good mouth and respects the bit.
I like the mare, but she needs her own person who likes this type of horse.
Please, if you are not a confident rider or if you are timid, don't ask me about her, she will take full advantage of you.

Price is $2500, possibly would consider an offer to the right fit.

Shane Brandy and Dakota Williams

We buy and sell horses and ponies. There are several of us who work with all the animals and evaluate them, figure out their personalities and quirks, and let's be honest, they all have them. We are very honest about what we are selling and tell all the behaviors we have noticed while they are with us. Key words being "while they are with us." If you take them home, feed 10 gallons of grain, don't ride them and let them get away with every bad behavior possible, we can't help that when their behavior changes.

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