Suzie has no history of illness, injury, or lameness. She has clean, tight legs and joints. Her back and neck are free of soreness and unevenness. Her gaits are even and rhythmical. She shows no signs of arthritis or other age-related degeneration.

She has one small scar on the front of her right-front leg. It does not affect any internal structures - it is purely cosmetic.

Our dentist suggested that there is a possibility that she may be a 2011 model. She has a healthy mouth and teeth.

She is UTD on vaccines and coggins.

She is barefoot and very sound on all surfaces, including gravel.

Suzie can occasionally express some separation anxiety when away from her herd, but this quickly resolves when she engages in activities.

She can be safely handled by non-horse people. She is safe for the farrier and the vet. She trailers and transports well.

She goes well in a simple snaffle bridle with a 5in double-jointed loose ring snaffle.

She wears a minimalistic medium tree hunter saddle with half pad. She has previously been ridden in a dressage saddle and western saddles.

She has free choice grass hay 24/7.

She gets ½ scoop of Tribute Kalm Ultra twice daily.

An average of 5.5. She is reasonable and unreactive to most things horses would find “scary,” and she is aware of her surroundings.

She is able to take quite a bit of leg, but she is forward/has a motor and drives from behind without the rider needing to nag.

So far, she has not had any major spooks under saddle.

She is selling as grade. We do know that she is Amish-bred.