Andalusian Mare

Skills / Disciplines

Dressage, Started Under Saddle

Additional Comments

I was told Belle is an Andalusian, and she looks the part. Only, I don't have papers on her, and I can't find a microchip. Anyway, she has been ridden, but doesn't know much. I've had a trainer work with her and she's come a long way. My problem is, she needs an experienced rider to work her frequently. I have bad knees, and can't do either. She's calm and quiet, unless frightened. When she's anxious, she's a 1400 pound tornado!... (read more) When she's quiet, she's very well mannered. She is a beautiful mover. She loves attention. She lunges well. What makes her most anxious is new places, and bossy horses.

Shipping Notes

If she needs health papers, the buyer to pay for the health certificate.

Curly Country

I breed and raise Curly horses. Some are gaited, some not, but all are friendly. The older ones are saddle trained, ridden on trails, and some are shown. Curly horses are hypoallergenic, and these are no exception!

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