Towering Gaze is sure to get you noticed with her gleaming, dappled liver chestnut coat! This “princess” as she is described is as sweet and easy to work around as she is pretty. She is reported to have no vices and is easy to work around in the barn. On a cool, windy day, she walked into the barn with the lead rope just tossed over her handler’s shoulder. She’s reported to be just as easy going on the farm. She stood perfectly for her photo shoot despite the weather and the traffic on the road. She is reported to be just as good to ride. Towering Gaze did have a screw placed in her ankle this winter. She was given ample time off and appropriate rehab, but when she came back to work, the rider didn’t love the way she felt on the track so it was decided she should go on to find her next career. She currently does not have any limitations.
Her trainer had pulled her shoes when our volunteers were out to meet her, so a previously taken video was sent of her. She was just a bit up in the video from not doing anything other than walking, but she still remained completely respectful of her handler. Towering Gaze is by Gio Ponti who is by Tale of the Cat, known for their athleticism and loads of personality. She is out of a Sky Mesa mare. Don’t miss this sweet, gorgeous girl as she is sure to get you noticed in any arena!
Do you like horses with amazing suspension at the trot who show great dressage potential? Do you like chunky TBs that look like Quarter Horses (reminding us that QHs have lots of TB blood)? Do you like playful and friendly young geldings with lots of personality? Do you appreciate how great Speightstown and Bernardini bloodlines are for sport horses? Then stop up for Lucky Banker! Lucky Banker has had only three races, all in the month of July of this year. In his last race at the end of July he showed early speed and then stopped running in the homestretch while bearing in and out. This prompted his conscientious trainer to have him thoroughly checked out by their vet, and Lucky Banker has what we were told is a 30% tear in his left front tendon. The vet says his prognosis is very good; we were told that the vet said he can go on to do almost any discipline, including jumping and eventing – the only discipline the vet did not recommend is barrel racing. He does not need stall rest, he can be turned out, but the vet recommends that you give him some time to grow up and fully heal before putting him into regular work. SInce he is a young 4 yo right off the track, you would want to give him some turn out time before putting him into retraining anyway – keep him fully eligible for the 2025 RRP by giving him some down time and then starting him up in December. They are happy to put you in contact with the vet who did the ultrasounds and evaluation to answer your questions. Lucky Banker’s handler (the trainer’s daughter who is also the contact person) says he is a playful and slightly mouthy young horse, without a mean bone in his body, who loves people giving him attention. We saw this firsthand as Lucky nuzzled at her outstretched hand, appreciating the attention. ON the day we photographed him, it had been a week since his last race and in that time he had just walked the shedrow, so he was happy to be outside to jog, with his tail up like a flag as he looked at horses on the nearby racetrack. Although he was feeling good, he was very respectful of his handler, and while she could not let him tort out fully, he displayed an amazing collected trot with jaw dropping suspension that had us thinking of upper-level dressage movements. Lucky Banker is sired by Central Banker, a son of Speightstown from the Gone West sire line, who is know for siring athletic and good brained ammy friendly horses who are enjoying new careers in many sporting disciplines. Lucky Banker’s dam, Lucky Sunset, is by the great Bernardini, an AP Indy son whose offspring are sought out by eventers and dressage riders. Lucky Sunset is from a great female family that has produced many top racehorses, so there is great quality in this pedigree. This handsome guy offers great potential to the right patient person who can just give him a bit of time before restarting him for his new career.
Don Bernardo is his trainer’s favorite and we can absolutely see why! “Nardo” is a goofy guy with loads of personality, but is also sweet and oh-so-gorgeous! Nardo has been with his current connections on and off since he was 2, but they’ve kept track of him the entire time. He is intact, but has no “colt behaviors”, does not react to mares, and has been turned out. He is reported to have no vices and no previous injuries. Despite less than ideal weather conditions, Nardo let us stand him up for photos in the shedrow. He allowed his trainer to move him and pose him as if he were a Pony Club horse. He soaked up the attention- and peppermints- from our volunteers. We admired his glossy near-black coat and his large shoulder and neck. Despite having not done much lately, and the wind and rain, Nardo jogged politely on a loose lead. He showed off his natural overtrack at the walk and floating, flowing jog. Nardo’s movement is as eye-catching as his good-looks and is sure to get you noticed in any arena! Don Bernardo is by Competitive Edge, who has Super Saver and Cape Town lines, both known for athleticism and level headed, amateur friendly brains. He is out of a Sky Mesa mare. Do not miss this trainer favorite!
While her name may be Sassy, our volunteers found Sassy Tallahassee to be far more sweet! This dapple-covered lady is reported to be easy to ride and work around, has no reported stable vices, and usually doesn’t offer any sass. She enjoyed her time with our volunteers while they photographed her and admired her good looks! According to her connections, Sassy did have a slab fracture in her knee when she was 2, that has screws in it, but she has raced on it ever since without issue. For her jog video, Sassy showed off her natural suspension and loft at the jog. With her good looks, movement and conformation, we can see Sassy excelling in just about any discipline! Sassy Tallahassee is by A Shin Forward, who has Forest Wildcat and Storm Cat lines. Storm Cat is sought after for his loads of personality and athleticism. She by out of a Silver Deputy mare. Don’t let this gorgeous, less sassy/more sweet girl pass you by!
Looking for an upper level eventing prospect – well here she is! You can’t beat her Giant’s Causeway/Sadler’s Wells lines for outstanding sport horse potential. Add to that – she’s big, sound, grey, and showed off some breathtaking light movement once her trainer let her trot out a bit. In 8 starts without a win, this long-legged girl has shown that racing is not her game, but that could be the sport horse world’s gain. Her trainer says she is sound, good to work with, trains eagerly, and loves peppermints. On the day we photographed her, she was wrapped behind because she got a cut in her last race, and he was keeping it clean while it healed – he said it was healing well. It was a windy cool day when we took her photos, but she was respectful of her handler for her jog video. When we asked him to let her trot out, she showed a light flowing trot with good reach from the shoulders. Our videographer stopped filming after one trot pass, but the trainer didn’t hear us in the wind saying he could stop, so he kept trotting her back and forth a few more times. And her trot just got more and more amazing. Trust us, when this filly is let down from the track and relaxed, her movement is going to earn some big scores. Her sire is Destin, who is a full brother to Creative Cause, both sired by Giant’s Causeway. Creative Cause is a popular sport horse sire. And Destin already has some offspring who are making a successful transition to eventing. Saratoga Smokeshow’s dam is by Sadler’s Wells, and sold for $850,000 as a yearling, is a stakes producer and a half sister to a European champion. This classy pedigree bodes well for success in her new career. Saratoga Smokeshow is fully eligible for the 2024 and 2025 RRP.
When a trainer brings out a three-year-old on a loose lead and says “there isn’t a mean bone in her body and everyone loves her”, you take notice! Reika Rules is just such a filly! This petite young lady has never raced, but does have published works, so she is RRP eligible but is basically a blank slate. She is reported to have no stable vices, to be easy to work around, and a pleasure to have in the barn. Reika does have a hole in her “high left” front tendon. Ultrasound is available for serious buyers. With appropriate time off and rehab, she should have no limitations. She also has a high splint in her front right. Per her connections, this has not affected her. Reika stood and posed politely for her photo shoot with our volunteers. She demonstrated her easy-going manner as she jogged politely on a loose lead clipped just below her halter next to her handler. She has a lovely, toe-pointing jog and a natural over track at the walk. She is reported to be just as nice to ride.
Reika is by Central Banker, who is quickly becoming a favorite sport horse sire as his offspring tend to be level-headed and amateur friendly, and out of a Street Sense mare, who’s sought after for trainability and athleticism. Reika Rules should be a huge asset to any program!
If you are looking for a horse who is a cuddly sweetheart and a flashy beauty, then Laura Ann is your girl. Her handler stressed that she is an in your pocket sweet girl, and we witnessed this firsthand as Laura Ann kept nesting her head in her handler’s arms soaking up being petted. Her handler said she adores this filly so much that she wishes she could keep her as her own pet, but as the assistant for her father’s big and busy racehorse stable, there’s no time for personal horses. She said that Laura Ann is wonderful to work with, is very laid back, has no vices, and is sound with clean legs. But she just isn’t much of a racehorse. She has managed one win in 8 starts, but after that lone victory the next level of competition is proving beyond her talents. Laura Ann stood like a model for her photos, never moving unless asked, happily displaying her flashy chrome and her adorable little white chin. Then, with the lead just clipped to her halter, and not over her nose (a rarity at the track) she moved off quietly for her walk and jog video, showing little interest in moving fast at all. When we convinced her it really wasn’t too hot to trot, she showed a cute and smooth jog. We think that Laura Ann would love to be the pampered pet of a horse crazy kid – working with a good trainer of course to restart her. She has no limitations for any discipline. Her sire, Majestic City, is known for siring very sweet and sensible horses, and we have placed some who are enjoying new careers as show hunters, eventers, barrel racers, and trail pleasure horses. With the City Zip and Meadowlake sire lines in her sire Majestic City’s pedigree, and the Citidancer/DIxieland Band sire lines under her dam, Majestic Laura Ann offers an attractive sport horse pedigree. She is fully eligible for the 2025 RRP.
Baila Macarena would love to dance right into your heart! This petite lady is easy to handle, lovely to be around, and over all just a pleasure to have in the barn. Her handler stated that it took “a lot to make her angry”. Who wouldn’t love a mare with a good sense of humor? She showed this to be true as our volunteers showered her with attention as she stood quietly and patiently despite the terrible weather! She is reported to be just as easy to ride as she is to handle. Her current connections have had her since she was 9 months old, so they have her entire history. She is reported to have no vices or injuries. She is unraced, but does have published works, so she is RRP eligible!
Baila demonstrated a floaty, toe pointy trot and natural suspension, and a natural over track at the walk. Despite getting a little bothered by the rain and wind, she remained respectful of her handler. Our dressage volunteers were drooling over her movement, but with her flashy color and way of going, she’s sure to excel in any discipline!
Baila Macarea is by Race Day who is by Tapit and out of a More Than Ready mare, and is out of an Artie Schiller mare. These sires are sought after for their athleticism, trainability, and personalities. Don’t miss this flashy, blank slate of mare!
Located at a farm near Finger Lakes Racetrack, Farmington, NY (near Rochester)
This unraced, only recently broke colt was purchased from a neglect case as a two-year-old without papers, so he cannot be raced. He is unraced, unnamed, and unregistered. The racing world’s loss is the sport horse world’s gain! It is just as well for this sweet, laid-back guy as his connections say he wasn’t meant to be a racehorse. Please note, this guy is not RRP eligible.
His connections state that he never does anything wrong, has been great to break, and has no vices. As far as his connections know, he is injury free and sound. We were sent two riding videos of some of this guy’s initial rides, and he does, indeed, appear pretty easy going both in a small. Indoor and outside on the farm. He demonstrated a natural over track at the walk, and a flat kneed trot. This paired with his shiny, bright chestnut coat is sure to get you noticed in any arena.
This colt is by Redesdale, the son of Speightstown who is sought after for his athletic babies who are very versatile and trainable. He is out of No It’s Not Me, who is by Leroi des Animaux (sire of Animal KIngdom) and out of a Gulch mare. These are great jump;ing lines. This guy may never have made it to the track, but he sure will find his way into your heart, Don’t miss this blank slate.
If you’re in the market for a horse that is as sweet and kind as she is gorgeous, then look no further than Raffinity! This young lady “never does anything wrong”, is very easy to work around, and all around lovely to have in the barn. She is reported to have no vices, and clearly loves attention as multiple people went into her stall to clean her up for her photo shoot, and she soaked up the attention. On the farm, she’s been turned out in a group and is easy to get along with and is low woman on the totem pole.
Raffinity is reported to be just as easy to ride as she is to handle. She stood perfectly as she modeled for our photo shoot and jogged politely on a loose lead in the strong wind and heavy rain. Despite missing both a front and a hind shoe, Raffinity showed off her flat kneed trot and natural over track at the walk.
Raffinity is regally bred, by Tonalist from the Tapit/Pulpit and Pleasant Colony Lines and out of a Smart Strike mare. This easy going girl is sure to stand out in any arena and be an asset to anyone’s barn! You don’t want to miss this one for sure!
This boy is just a sweet as he is cute, you don’t want to miss out on knowwhatimean! This cute grey came out of his stall on a very windy and rainy day and was a class act. He stood perfectly while we got his pictures and ate up the attention from our volunteers. He is reported to be just as sweet in his stall with no known vices. This little cutie may be petite but likely has some growing still left to do! And just imagine him with some additional groceries and remuscled for sport!
He is reported to be just as easy to ride and handle, as he proved when he jogged for his video. It was pouring rain and he jogged quietly on a loose lead! He did come back sore after a recent work so the owners x-rayed him which all came back clean. He got a short rest and came back sound.
Knowwhatimean is by Race Day who has the highly sought after Tapit on top and More Than Ready on the bottom. More Than Ready babies are known for their trainability and amateur friendly brains. He is out of a Not Bourbon mare who has Wild Again, Seattle Slew, and Saddlers Wells lines! Don’t miss this adorable little grey that will get you noticed in just about any arena!
The Moocher is aptly named, according to his connections, as he does not love to run, but prefers to sleep and mooch treats off of his humans! Moocher never raced, and hasn’t had a published work this year, as he was just too slow. The race world’s loss is definitely the sport horse world’s gain! This guy reported to have no vices, is super sweet, and very easy to work around, and with no known injuries. At the farm last year, he lives out, and he enjoyed his turnout time.
Despite the awful weather outside, Moocher was more than happy to show off his thick build. He stood happily while we photographed him and gushed over how adorable he was. His handler warned us that he may be a bit up as he hasn’t done much in the last month. While he was a bit distracted and unhappy about the pouring rain, he remained respectful of his handler. He showed off his relaxed, natural over track at the walk and his natural suspension at the jog.
Moocher is by Majestic City and is out of a Street Boss mare with Ghostzapper lines who are all sought after as their babies tend to be levelheaded and trainable. Moocher seems to be no exception! Take this cute boy home and he will be happy to compete in any arena or to just takes naps and eat peppermints!
Located on a farm five minutes from the Finger Lakes Race Track
This is a beautiful and very sweet mare who was seized by the county sheriff out of a horrific neglect situation, and she has been lovingly, responsibly and fully rehabbed and is ready to find the wonderful loving forever home that she so richly deserves. She is sound and clean legged, unraced, a beautiful mover, very mooth and willing to ride, and by the much-coveted sport horse sire Frost Giant. She has unlimited potential for a successful sport horse career. When she was rescued, Frosted Feather was pathetically thin, no food or water in sight, standing in a stall with over 2 feet of feces, with her dead foal lying nearby covered with a tarp, and she had a badly infected torn vulva. Her feet were in deplorable condition; her front toes were so long and curled that she could barely walk. In the three months she has been with her current owner (who knew the elderly and infirm men who neglected her back when they used to train at the track and persuaded them to sign them over to her so she could rehabilitate and rehome them) her infection has been treated and is gone, her feet have been tended to and are now in very good condition, she has blossomed, gained weight, has a shiny coat, bright attitude and sparkle in her eye once again, and her inherent sweet loving attitude has come to the fore. Her current person says that she is incredibly sweet and kind – remarkable for all she has been through, and easy to handle. She thinks that because of her sweet and easy going attitude she could be a kid’s horse – with appropriate training help and supervision of course. But given her pedigree, build, and movement, we also think she could be a successful sport horse – and keep in mind that there is no racing wear and tear on her legs and body, so she has many years to give to a new athletic discipline. Her current person has started riding her to enhance her rehoming prospects, and she reports that Feather is easy to ride, very responsive to aids, soft, and has beautifully smooth gaits. Based on how she responded from the first ride on, it is apparent that she was once started well and ridden in the past. We were impressed with Frosted Feather’s strong shoulder, and her excellent movement. For her jog video, she displayed a swinging walk with overstep, and a beautiful ground covering trot with excellent hind end engagement and reach from the shoulders. Frosted Feather is UTD on coggins and vaccinations. She never raced, but she is registered with the Jockey Club, although she has no lip tattoo and no microchip. She is by Frost Giant, a son of Giant’s Causeway. Her dam, Feather Nestin’, is by Saint Liam, who is from Halo and Quiet American lines – great sport horse sire lines for sure! Frosted Feather is a half sister to Here Comes Mia, who was listed by FLF five years ago, and is now much loved in her post-track home with her own instagram and tik-tok pages. If you want to be part of Frosted Feather’s journey and help complete a successful rescue story, then please step up to make sure that Frosted Feather has the same soft landing as her sister Mia!
Located at a farm in Canandaigua NY five minutes form the Finger Lakes Race Track
“Eli” (not his JC name – he doesn’t have one) is another horse from the same rescue/neglect case that Frosted Feather came from. When he was removed in early June from the farm where he and the other horses had been neglected, he was still an intact stud, and dangerously thin, standing on a mountain of feces in a stall with no food and water. The great horsewoman who has him now gelded him in late July, and has been restoring him to health. She has had his feet done, gotten him up to date on coggins and vaccinations, and has started riding him; she is still working on getting more weight onto him. Eli is not officially named with the Jockey Club and is unregistered and he never raced, but she has been able to verify his pedigree with his breeder, and she has been able to verify that he was on the track when he was two and was started under saddle and was jogging and galloping at the track. Eli has an outstanding sport horse pedigree; he is by Big Brown, out of Good Night Prayer, who is by Smarty Jones. This female family has many stakes winning and producing mares in it, and is the same direct line female family as Fappiano, who is one of sires that sport horse people most like to see in a pedigree. Eli’s current caretaker reports that he is absolutely lovely to ride; “he has the smoothest canter I have ever sat on” she reported. She says that he is getting better and better in each ride, picking right up from the last session, and that his canter is like sitting on a comfy couch and he will just go around like that for as long as you want on a soft rein and keeping an even pace and rhythm. She showed us a video of the very first time she rode Eli (and who knows how many years it had been since he had last been ridden). In that video, he went around on a soft rein, showing a big strided trot with loft and reach, and that droolworthy rhythmic canter that will turn heads in the show ring. She says that Eli has does not crib or bite, and has not shown any inclination to buck or misbehave in any way under saddle. He has been overly attached to the two mares he was rescued with, and has walked his stall when they are out, and this has made it harder to put weight on him. His current person thinks that as his body and mind readjust to being a gelding, and when he is and the mares go off to their separate homes, he will settle down, because he is good to handle and generally sensible. She is currently turning him out alone; she tried him with other geldings but since it was only a month after Eli had been gelded he was aggressive with them. She recommends that for a while, until he has fully settled into his new gelding state, he should continue to be turned out alone. She is confident that in the right experienced hands with someone who knows how to bring along a very green recently gelded horse, that Eli is going to turn out to be spectacular. “He is going to make someone a really lovely horse,” she exclaimed when telling us about him. He certainly has the pedigree and movement to make a spectacular sport horse. For his jog video he moved quietly with just a lead rope under his chin, and showed a big fluid stride, with an impressive loft and reach at the trot. That movement had our volunteers excited about his potential in the dressage arena or in the dressage phase of eventing.
Broodmare, well bred, still reproductively sound, great mom and babysitter. Has produced beautiful correct foals, both winning TB racehorses and warmblood crosses. She could be ridden but hasn’t been ridden since her successful racing days.
With a name like Mor Valor you may expect a horse with a bit of an ego, but that was not the case with this guy! Valor was as in-your-pocket and sweet as they come! His handler, trainer, and groom gushed over how easy this guy was both in and out of his stall. His trainer reported that he is always a very good boy under saddle, but that he is very, very slow. He is reported to be sound, with no injuries, and legs appeared cold and tight.
Valor spent a majority of his photo shoot flirting with anyone who would pain any attention. He made it near impossible to get a quality shot of his adorable face as he much preferred kisses to his nose. When we stepped away, we admired his huge shoulder. Valor is in a bit of a growth spurt right now, so his wither hasn’t quite caught up to his hind end. But just imagine what this guy will look like when he levels out! Valor is reported to likely be very amateur friendly and easy to handle off the track. He jogged politely on a loose lead, showing off his natural over track and lofty trot.
Mor Valor is by Mor Spirit, with Giants Causeway and Dixie Union lines, suggesting that he will have lovely movement and likely athletic. He is out of a Tribal Rule Mare, who is by Storm Cat. This adorable growing boy is fancy enough to get you noticed in just about any arena but would also be just as happy to be your best friend. You don’t want to miss out on this one!
What a clever name for a daughter of Upstart out of a Not for Love mare! Her name reminds us of what so many of us OTTB lovers say when we are contemplating adding another lovely horse to our collection and hoping our spouse will not object. But how could they object to such a pretty and sweet filly! Start the Divorce is unraced but has published workouts so she is fully eligible for the 2025 RRP. She is not showing enough racing talent in her workouts to warrant persisting to try to make her into a racehorse. She is a big still growing young filly with an uphill build, and a great sport horse pedigree. Her handler stressed that she is very sweet and easy to handle and a pleasure to work around with no vices– but slow. We enjoyed snuggling with her on the multiple occasions we have seen her at the track – she is indeed very friendly and people oriented. Her trainer reports that she has always been very sound (and we observed clean legs), but that she had recently been dealing with an abscess from a tight nail when she got her last set of new shoes. He said that most of it had now drained, and we saw that she was jogging nicely for her video – quiet and polite on a loose lead and relaxed and responsive even though she had not done much for a few weeks due to the abscess. Start the Divorce has an upright front pastern, which suggests that lower level endeavors will be more suitable. But with her kindness and laid-back temperament, she could be a great project for local shows, trails, and pleasure riding. And she is offered at a bargain price!
Price: $1500 negotiable to an excellent home
Contact: Jeff Englehart 585-329-0716 (text or call)
If you’re looking for a horse that is as cute as his name, then Thewipersonthebus is the horse for you! And how did he get such a cute name you ask? Well, his trainer let her son name his “favorite horse”! It is safe to say that Wipers is a barn favorite! He is as sweet and charming as he is cute, eagerly hanging his head out to beg for attention as he heard our volunteers approaching his stall. Thus, it is no surprise to hear he has no vices and is an absolute doll to be around. He is reported to be just as lovely to ride. Wipers does have an old osselet but has raced on it and is reported to be sound.
Wipers did not love the torrential downpour we photographed him during, but he remained respectful of his handler the entire time. When he wasn’t being wiggly (and who could blame him in that weather?) he showed off a strong shoulder and lovely neck connection to his wither. He showed off his lovely, floaty trot and natural overstride at the walk. A mover this nice is sure to get you noticed in any arena!
Wipers is by Tapizar, who is by the highly sought after Tapit. He is out of a Silver Deputy mare. This handsome, kind guy is ready to be your next show partner or even just your best friend!
We think this flashy and sporty young guy has potential to be quite the jumper! We photographed Rebel Jackson just a few weeks after he had been gelded, and he had just been handwalking since then. Understandably, he was a bit excited to be outside and asked to jog, but he respected his handler, and showed off his athleticism. HIs trainer says that he is sound and clean legged, “but just not a racehorse.” He has eight starts, and while he has finished in the money three times, he has yet to win. We were informed that he is has no vices, and is good to handle, although he had the typical young colt occasional mouthiness – something his handler remarked had already noticeably subsided since he was gelded. Rebel Jackson is a stunning horse, with a balanced compact build, a shiny coat, and just enough chrome to get attention. Although his handler could not let him stride out for his jog video, he showed good engagement from behind and light step with some loft. We think that once he has fully adjusted to life as a gelding and been let down from the track, he has potential to be a terrific sport horse. He certainly has the pedigree for it. His sire is Union Jackson, a son of Curlin out of a Dixie Union mare. Union Jackson is now pursuing a sport horse career of his own, showing great aptitude. His dam, Entrustment, is by Forestry, and her pedigree is replete with illustrious TB sires who are sought out by the sport horse world, including Pleasant Colony, Private Account, Damascus, Buckpasser and Ribot. Because of his youth and the fact that he was recently gelded, we think that Rebel Jackson would be best suited for someone with experiencing restarting young OTTBs for sport horse careers. But for the right person who knows how to bring out his athletic talents, he could turn out to be quite a bargain.
Price: $2,000
Contact: Ron Breed Jr. 585-749-7443 (text preferred)
If eye catching, flashy, sweet, and large bodied are on your checklist, then look no further than Peacearella! This dark bay, dappled beauty is as sweet as she is gorgeous, and just as wide as she is tall! Despite being of average height, this girl is sure to take up a lot of leg. She is reported to have no stable vices, very easy in the barn, and that her connections’ children dote on her. She is reported to have no vices, good to tie, and good on the walking machine. She is also reported to be good to ride.
What Peacearella doesn’t love is breaking from the gate. Her connections state that when she will break, she is very fast, but that she often refuses to. This, they believe, is her way of saying she’s ready to move on from racing. She is reported to be sound and to have no prior injuries. Peacearella was another that jogged on a loose lead, clipped only under her halter, that required a bit of encouragement to move forward. When she did, she displayed a lofty jog with loads of natural suspension that is characteristic of her dam sire’s offspring. She also inherited her sire, War Front’s, build and great brain. This mare is the entire package: looks, brain, and style! Don’t miss out on this show stopper!
Price: $3,500
Contact: Eddie Maver (786) 285-2047 (text preferred)
If eye catching good looks and movement are on your checklist, then look no further than Debbie Darling! According to every single person in her barn, she lives up to her name and is a true darling to have around. All of her grooms say she is the “best girl”, that she is “very sweet”, and “absolutely perfect”. Her connections all state that she has no vices in her stall. It is reported that Debbie is just as lovely to ride, can get a bit strong. Nothing silly, just a bit happy to run. She is reported to be injury free. Debbie enjoyed having her photos taken and getting peppermints. She loved being told she was pretty and was perfectly happy to let her handler move leg by leg to square her up. She wasn’t bothered by any of the vehicles driving up or past. She jogged politely and showed off her lovely movement.
Debbie Darling is by the coveted sire Frost Giant, and certainly seems to have inherited his good looks and athleticism. This girl is as sweet as she is eye catching and is sure to get noticed in any show arena! Don’t let this gorgeous girl pass you by!
