Say hello to Ria
Ria is ready to find a home as a ridden horse.
*Ria is not located at our Bransby Horses site*
Ria is looking for a loving home with either a competent teen or adult rider who has experience in bringing on young horses. She is a lovely girl to ride but is still very green and as such she needs a calm, sympathetic rider to help her continue with her education to reach her full potential. She benefits from being in a consistent routine with a variety of work asked of her. She always tries 110% in anything asked of her and she enjoys a good pamper and groom.
In the right home, she has the potential to be a good all-rounder to enjoy clinics, pleasure rides and shows with. She currently has some basic schooling and will continue with her education while she looks for a new home. She is learning to soften in the neck while being ridden and would benefit from continued work in this regard. While early in her jumping education, she is honest to a fence and keeps a good rhythm.
*Ria has a maximum rider weight of 10 stone/ 63kg*
More information:
Description – Ria is a 6 year old, 14.3hh, piebald, cob x trotter mare.
Stabling/Shelter – Ria can live out 24/7 with access to a shelter and is happy to stable when needed.
Forage/Feed – Ria is not on any hard feed and is supplemented with hay when needed. Due to her breed, she will need appropriate weight management to ensure she remains a happy and healthy weight.
Feet – Ria is shod in-front and is good for the farrier.
Companionship – Ria is currently living with one other mare and is happy and settled.
Vices – N/A
Dentist – Sedated as standard Bransby Horses procedure.
Rugs – Ria does not need to be rugged unless clipped and in work.
Vet – Ria has had a sarcoid removed from her ear, which has healed well.
Can the equine be mounted unaided? – Yes
Are the aids for walk, trot and canter established? – Yes. Ria is green in her schooling so needs further education without too much pressure being applied.
Does the equine move off the leg?- Yes
Can the equine complete basic school movements and transitions? – Yes
Will the equine hack out confidently in company and alone? – Yes
Is the equine good in traffic? – Yes
What experience does the equine have of jumping? Ria is at the early stages of her jumping education but is proving honest.
What experience does the equine have of competitions/ pleasure rides/ events? N/A
