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Friesian Horse for sale in 6, Virginia | $700 | Petzlover

Name: Friesian Horse
Brand: Friesian Horse
SKU: 131806
Price: 700 USD
Availability: InStock

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Friesian Horse for Sale

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

131806

Price / Fee

$700

Pet

Horse

Breed

Friesian Horse

Location

Accomac, 6, Accomack County, Virginia

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

16hh 3year old filly, broken in and consistently ridden over the last three months. Beautiful colour. Strong and quiet. Professionally started at 'Ponderosa Performance Horses' where she had a whip cracked over her head and did some mustering. Open and close gates, easy to catch, handle and is shod. Nice movement and lovely stop. Will be outstanding all rounder, just requires more time than owner can give at the moment and she is too good to leave in the paddock. Sale due to no fault of her own. One owner, never mistreated. Contact me for any other details

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$700

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Friesian Horse for Sale

What is the age and height of the Friesian Horse for Sale?

This stunning Friesian Horse is a 3-year-old filly standing at 16hh.

Is the horse trained and what is her temper?

Yes, she has been professionally started at 'Ponderosa Performance Horses' and she has been broken in and consistently ridden over the last three months. The horse is known for her strong and quiet demeanor.

What skills does the Friesian Horse possess?

This horse has demonstrated impressive abilities, including mustering skills, opening and closing gates, and she is easy to catch and handle. She is also shod and has nice movement with a lovely stop.

Why is the Friesian Horse being sold?

She is available for sale due to no fault of her own. The owner is unable to dedicate the time she deserves, and as such, it is best not to leave her in the paddock.