Rosie
- Rosie really is the teacher’s pet; she tries her hardest and wants to please
- Fun loving pony that is ready to get out and about
- She has plenty of untapped potential
SOLD!
To a lovely home that will give her time to settle
- Cob
- Skewbald
- Mare
- 7 years
- 14.1 hands
- Rosie really is the teacher’s pet; she tries her hardest and wants to please
- Fun loving pony that is ready to get out and about
- She has plenty of untapped potential
Update: Recently Rosie has shown that she can be slightly nervous with new riders on her - she just becomes a bit tense, but has never bucked, reared or been naughty. She is relaxed and happy with me riding her, however has shown that she can be slightly nervous of new riders. She will be perfect for someone if she is given the time to get to know her rider. For this reason her price has been reduced to reflect the fact she will need time to settle in her new home.
Rosie is a well-mannered and brave pony that always tries her best. She has 3 flashy paces that are all improving daily. Jumping is Rosie’s favorite thing to do; she has the scope and brain to make a very talented show jumping or event pony. She would equally love a home that participates in Pony Club and wants to have tons of fun.
She is not quite the finished article, but at 7 years old she is improving every day. Rosie was backed as a 4-year-old and then had a foal as a 5-year-old, this means she is still green in her canter and jumping, however I have no doubt it won’t take long for her to ride her age.
Recently Rosie has been to an arena hire where she took everything in her stride and showed just how talented she is. She also recently went XC schooling, jumping ditches, water, steps and colored fences. Rosie didn’t hesitate at a single fence and jumped absolutely everything first time.
Good to load, travel and was happy to be left alone on the lorry even when another pony was taken away. Super easy to handle and very friendly. She has recently seen the dentist, physio, farrier and saddle fitter, and was well behaved for all of them.
When Rosie first came, she did put her back up and scoot forward when getting on. This now only happens very occasionally and I am sure she will completely grow out of this. But a rider that is happy to walk on a loose rein for a few minutes before asking her to do any proper work would suit her best.
She does have a saddle that is fitted to her that can be bought upon separate negotiations.
No vices, lumps or bumps