Mae is home bred and we have also had the honor of watching her have her own colt. She is an easy going gal who is the pasture matriarch but not a bully. She was started under saddle as a three-year-old and then we tried but were unsuccessful getting her in foal so we sent her to an eventing trainer to get some more experience under saddle, where she was started over jumps and trail ridden. Then when she came back from training she was bred to a Friesian stallion and had a beautiful colt who can be seen in a picture with her. She is now back in training and the trainer says she is doing very well. She said she is calm and straight forward enough to make an amateur horse of Jr. She is gentle in the bridle and moves forward easily from the leg. She has no bad habits and no blemishes and moves straight. She is current on coggins and shots and has been barefoot since birth and stands just fine for the farrier. She just had her teeth floated again and stands easy for the vet. Please ask for video as I have more on utube. She is going extremely well loves to work which is probably cause she is an in your pocket girl walking up to you in the field when you call her.