--Not Given--   Ad #389907 Registered Name: --Not Given-- Price:$8,000 Sire: Alabama Playmate Dam: King Colonel Lady Sex: Mare Age: 18 Contact: Kate Location: MN Phone:  (952) 649-0389 Email: [email protected] Description:    Very well bred, seasoned barrel horse. Take her, point her in the right direction, hustle her along (or don�t - probably makes the difference of 1D whether you hustle her or not). She doesn�t require tuning during the week. Probably want to keep her on a more restrictive diet if you aren�t riding her for exercise as she�s an easy keeper and doesn�t take much to keep her. Previous owner did some lunging with her during the week to keep her fit. She�s excellent down the road and on trails. I�ve never seen her spook at anything. Everything she�s ever been pointed at on a trail, she goes over or through. I�m told she�ll swim with her rider too, but we haven�t tried that. She�ll go out alone or in a group. She�ll lead or follow. Pony other horses off her and she�s never offered to kick anybody no matter how close they get. She�s �beer drinking�, �husband horse� broke down the road and on trails. Doesn�t matter how long she sits, just jump on and go. She stays broke. If you want to use her to run barrels, I wouldn�t put a beginner on her. Doesn�t need to be experienced, but someone who can keep their seat because she�s got power. She will run anywhere from top of the 2D to 4D open. Can throw a rope off her but we don�t rope. She was an 11 second pole weaving horse with previous owner. We haven�t run poles on her. She will work cows and is a solid sorting horse. Great for farrier, tying, loading and unloading in the trailer, vaccinations and wormer. All the things. She�s mid to low in pecking order. Runs right, push style. She�s a power house. She�s wide and generates power. No maintenance. We don�t even shoe her even though we do ride on gravel. She�s got good, hard black hooves. They don�t chip. She doesn�t get grain or any sort of supplements. She�s on a round bale during winter and pasture during the summer. Here�s her down side: she gets anxious going in the gate. We bought her without knowing it and have handled it fine, but you will notice it. She doesn�t do anything crazy or rear straight up or come close to flipping over or anything like that. It is preferential to be able to �run the gate� with her. However, we have taken her to horse shows and 4-h where you can�t run the gate, and it�s manageable. She just gets anxious and sometimes needs some coaxing to enter the arena. Sometimes I lead her in and sometimes we use another horse and sometimes she will go on her own. $8,000 OBO Email for videos and pics. I�ve got plenty.