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say hello to April, rising 5, Bavarian Warmblood x Welsh Sec D, standing proudly at 15'3. Before you go any further, she is not ridden, and is NOT an easy project, ‘let’s try and see if I can crack her in 4 months’ type of horse. She will be incredibly talented with the right hands and consistent handling / work. Given this, until you can get her loaded she will have to stay where she is.
April might be young, but she's got enough love and affection to give to fill a club. However, like any entertainer, she needs the right audience. She's looking for someone who can invest some time, patience, and dedication. April has been working with a local trainer for the last 2 years, honing her comic timing and quirky personality. This gal is sensitive, so she knows exactly how to read you like a book. But hey, everyone has their off days, including April! On those days, just let her have some "me time," and you'll both be back to blow nose kisses and hair munching together.
she can be a bit of a prankster, especially when it comes to getting her rugs on and off. But hey, we've got a secret trick: her head collar lives on because, honestly, who has time to chase her around the field? It's all a big playtime for her, and she knows it!
As for her loading skills, well, let's just say it's a "working progress." We're working on it, and we celebrate even the tiniest victories, and did we mention that she's a big fan of foot spa days? is a must for this equine diva!
April's got big dreams beyond the stage; she could be your perfect companion, always ready to bring a smile to your face. And if you're into producing, she'd make a cracking broodmare
We know it might be a long shot, given the work she needs, but hey, all the best things in life require a bit of effort, right?
No, I will not sedate her to move her to Manchester and no, she will not be backed / ridden by the start of summer, I don’t care if you don’t want to be out of riding for too long.