notes
It is with a heavy heart that I realize I'm too busy to raise another youngster. I saw her as my future parade horse and maybe breed her for a rare champagne/chocolate baby some day - but I have to be realistic about time constraints. Mountain Horse afficionados will recognize her rarity and extreme value to our breed. She is very unique due to color genetics combined with outstanding bloodlines - a granddaughter of Buddy Roe! Buddy Roe is known for his glide ride and wonderful disposition. She is so pretty with her unusual color, thick white mane and beautiful head. Her expression is all innocence and sweetness. NO ASD. Very people-oriented. Always underfoot when you're trying to do barn chores. A real cutie-pie with a sweet and QUIET disposition and a wonderful natural gait. Champagne is just the cherry on the dessert! The champagne gene causes the coat to glitter in the sun like diamonds - it is quite unusual. True champagnes will also have mottling around their muzzle and under their tail. She is very rare in Mountain Horses and will give the serious breeder something different to offer. Picks up her feet, fly spray, fly mask, leads, backs, moves hips over. Up to date on worming, vaccinations and regular barefoot trims. Email for updated pictures/video - she is slicked off, growing like a weed and is one pretty filly. May consider trade for trained RMHA trail gelding. In the picture she is wearing a surcingle for the first time. Look at her calm, I-do-this-every-day expression. Now working on walking on a circle on the lounge rope. Very quick, easy to work with.