Name: Quarter Horse
Brand: Quarter Horse
SKU: 231335
Price: 380 USD
Availability: InStock

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# Dun quarter mare horse ***

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

231335

Price / Fee

$380

Pet

Horse

Breed

Quarter Horse

Location

Los Ebanos, Hidalgo County, Texas

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

# Dunny is a beautiful Dun Quarter horse mare. She can Walk, Trot and Canter in both directions and moves off of leg pressure. Neck reins very well and has been trained in a Bosal. She takes a bit easily but I usually do not ride in one as I prefer the Bosal. Has been on cows a few times and loves it. She has also been backed into the box and is learning to stand quietly. Dunny has been around a barrel and would do well in that regard. I used to run barrels before I got her so we did a lot of exercises using them and if you put a barrel in the middle of the arena and drop the reins she will walk around it. She has mainly been ridden on trails and in the arena but needs a better job. She has no buck, bite or rear and has yet to meet a horse she doesn't like. Does not act badly when in season. Easy keeper on straight grass and has never been shod due to her amazing hooves. Never coliced or had any major medical issues. Only selling because my beautiful girl needs a better job and more time than I can provide currently due to work and school. This is one of the most difficult decisions of my life but I feel it isn't fair for her to be standing around. I would love her to go to a ranch or someone who will work her on cattle. She stands for the farrier and you can easily clean all feet. She Should be ridden regularly as she does have some get up and go but nothing crazy. I am only an intermediate rider and have not had any problems with her. The areas she needs work in are: - standing quietly in the trailer (she loads well but wants to get moving) - smooth out trot and canter I am very honest and want you to know her flaws and not have any surprises. Up to date on shots and Coggins. Just had her feet trimmed. Feel free to contact me with questions. May consider a lower price to the perfect home. Really love this mare!

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Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$380

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FAQ about Dun Quarter Mare Horse

What is the breed of the horse listed?

The horse is a beautiful Dun Quarter Horse mare.

What are her riding abilities?

Dunny can walk, trot, and canter in both directions and moves off of leg pressure. She is trained to neck rein and has experience in a Bosal. She is also familiar with barrels and has been ridden mainly on trails and in the arena.

Is she good with cattle?

Yes, Dunny has been around cows and loves it. She has been backed into the box and is learning to stand quietly, making her suitable for ranch work.

What is her temperament like?

Dunny has no buck, bite, or rear, and she has yet to meet a horse she doesn't like. She remains calm even when in season and is known to be an easy keeper.

Has she had any medical issues?

No, Dunny has never colicked or had any major medical issues. She has never been shod due to her amazing hooves and is up to date on shots and Coggins.

What areas does she need improvement in?

Standing quietly in the trailer (she loads well but can be fidgety)
Smoothing out her trot and canter

What is the price of Dun Quarter Mare horse?

The price for Dunny is $380 USD. May consider a lower price for the perfect home.

What are some of her training experiences?

Dunny has been ridden mainly on trails and in the arena. She has also undergone various exercises using barrels and is familiar with ranch activities.

How does she behave while being handled?

Dunny stands for the farrier and allows for easy cleaning of all her feet.

What kind of rider is she suitable for?

She is suitable for an intermediate rider who can provide regular riding and work. She does have some get-up-and-go but nothing crazy.

Why is she being sold?

The owner is selling Dunny because she believes that the mare deserves more time and a better job than she can currently provide due to work and school commitments.