britzlove
10-17-2007, 05:39 PM
I have 4 mares I need to hopefully find homes for.
http://www.americanpasofinos.com/info.php?id=612
Some of you may know, but I have had a really, really rough 2007. My husband says, we really need to go ahead and move these mares if we can, so I need to make the attempt.
I'm going to take pictures today, I was hoping to wait to bath everybody, but seems like I never have that many hours in a day free from work.
Let me tell you a little about each of them, from observance over the last year.
1. Reflexion-other than the fact that she produced my handsome, drop dead gorgeous colt, she's the prettiest according to anyone that's ever seen all 4 of them. She's coal black, true black, not a white hair on her, her momma's black and has produced National placing horses. Her daddy of course is an Amadeus son, and also black. She has the Amadeus look and presence. I call her Momma, because she's very definately the herd boss. Here's what I think, I think if someone were to take the time to work with this mare several times a week, she would make an excellent trail companion. Why, because she's cautious, but a thinker. To further define, when the deer come through the pass, she postitions herself where she can see them and just watches. If something spooks the rest, she'll be headed the opposite way to check it out. Anyway,, she's truly the queen at my place.
2. Mia Athena-this is the one that is choking me up as I type. When I would visit the breeders place, I would always find Athena or she'd find me. She's the lovey, pocket, please let me be with you mare of the bunch. She's a super easy keeper, if you can keep her off too much grass. I will cry like a little baby when I have no Athena to greet me ever time I leave the house. I wish like heck I had the money to buy her. She's bay, very pretty bay solid. She will lunge, tie, stand for farrier etc. I think she will be very, very easy to train to ride.
3. Empresaria-
Sweet Empresaria, has REALLY blossomed the last couple months. She does come with trust issues though. However, I think the Florete/El Classico combo in this one is a very nice blend. She's the prettiest mover out of any except my colt. She's very refined. She's also out of Athena's momma, Topaz, who is an incredible mare. I don't know what she's registered, but she's rabicana with alot of flecking, and irregular socks. I cannot get her to trust the farrier at all. She's come so far in the last year, I'd love to see her go to someone that would work through some slow easy trust excercises with her. Three years old.
4. Cecelia-
The nexy one that I will cry over, really. She's little, let's just get that out in the open. You get Impetuoso del Ocho and Contrapunto in close pedigree. She's pesky sweet, and very, very pretty, no doubt she's a girl. She's almost frilly pretty, and gray of course, though at three her mane is still black, and her tail is mostly black too. I wanted to keep her for my daughter, but my daughter's not committed enough right now.
Now the unadulterated truth. I have severely debilitating degenerative disk. It's been very, very hard for me to come to terms with. The plan was, I could help my barn helper/babysitter work with these horses and get them riding, my brain, her body. You know the thing about well intentioned plans. Well, anyhow, it didn't work out that way. So, I have been working with them on ground, for a year. I have no really safe facility to work with them. I only wanted to give these girls a chance. I love them desperately, each one of them. They do not belong to me. I was supposed to train them and try to sell them. Hubby has gone along for awhile, but without going into too much, lets just say that they have cost me more than $.
I know the breeder will probably make almost any arrangement to give them homes. I know she makes payment arrangements. I can't even afford that right now. I had to go back to bartending Saturday and Sunday, to make sure I'll be able to weather the winter hay price hike. Please, if you are looking for a paso fino to add to your life contact me and I would love to talk to you more about any of them and what arrangements might be able to be arranged. I should note, please, I recieve no commission or reinbursement, except that I have been privileged to share my daily life with them for the last year and more. Any monetary arrangements will have to be made with the breeder.
My email is posted, or PM me and I'll answer any, all questions. Again, pictures tomorrow.
http://www.americanpasofinos.com/info.php?id=612
Some of you may know, but I have had a really, really rough 2007. My husband says, we really need to go ahead and move these mares if we can, so I need to make the attempt.
I'm going to take pictures today, I was hoping to wait to bath everybody, but seems like I never have that many hours in a day free from work.
Let me tell you a little about each of them, from observance over the last year.
1. Reflexion-other than the fact that she produced my handsome, drop dead gorgeous colt, she's the prettiest according to anyone that's ever seen all 4 of them. She's coal black, true black, not a white hair on her, her momma's black and has produced National placing horses. Her daddy of course is an Amadeus son, and also black. She has the Amadeus look and presence. I call her Momma, because she's very definately the herd boss. Here's what I think, I think if someone were to take the time to work with this mare several times a week, she would make an excellent trail companion. Why, because she's cautious, but a thinker. To further define, when the deer come through the pass, she postitions herself where she can see them and just watches. If something spooks the rest, she'll be headed the opposite way to check it out. Anyway,, she's truly the queen at my place.
2. Mia Athena-this is the one that is choking me up as I type. When I would visit the breeders place, I would always find Athena or she'd find me. She's the lovey, pocket, please let me be with you mare of the bunch. She's a super easy keeper, if you can keep her off too much grass. I will cry like a little baby when I have no Athena to greet me ever time I leave the house. I wish like heck I had the money to buy her. She's bay, very pretty bay solid. She will lunge, tie, stand for farrier etc. I think she will be very, very easy to train to ride.
3. Empresaria-
Sweet Empresaria, has REALLY blossomed the last couple months. She does come with trust issues though. However, I think the Florete/El Classico combo in this one is a very nice blend. She's the prettiest mover out of any except my colt. She's very refined. She's also out of Athena's momma, Topaz, who is an incredible mare. I don't know what she's registered, but she's rabicana with alot of flecking, and irregular socks. I cannot get her to trust the farrier at all. She's come so far in the last year, I'd love to see her go to someone that would work through some slow easy trust excercises with her. Three years old.
4. Cecelia-
The nexy one that I will cry over, really. She's little, let's just get that out in the open. You get Impetuoso del Ocho and Contrapunto in close pedigree. She's pesky sweet, and very, very pretty, no doubt she's a girl. She's almost frilly pretty, and gray of course, though at three her mane is still black, and her tail is mostly black too. I wanted to keep her for my daughter, but my daughter's not committed enough right now.
Now the unadulterated truth. I have severely debilitating degenerative disk. It's been very, very hard for me to come to terms with. The plan was, I could help my barn helper/babysitter work with these horses and get them riding, my brain, her body. You know the thing about well intentioned plans. Well, anyhow, it didn't work out that way. So, I have been working with them on ground, for a year. I have no really safe facility to work with them. I only wanted to give these girls a chance. I love them desperately, each one of them. They do not belong to me. I was supposed to train them and try to sell them. Hubby has gone along for awhile, but without going into too much, lets just say that they have cost me more than $.
I know the breeder will probably make almost any arrangement to give them homes. I know she makes payment arrangements. I can't even afford that right now. I had to go back to bartending Saturday and Sunday, to make sure I'll be able to weather the winter hay price hike. Please, if you are looking for a paso fino to add to your life contact me and I would love to talk to you more about any of them and what arrangements might be able to be arranged. I should note, please, I recieve no commission or reinbursement, except that I have been privileged to share my daily life with them for the last year and more. Any monetary arrangements will have to be made with the breeder.
My email is posted, or PM me and I'll answer any, all questions. Again, pictures tomorrow.