Senior owners would like to see placed before Winter. Bunny (barn name) has lots of dapples, with primitive markings on legs. Hair changes color and she's starting to get Winter coat. If you are looking for a horse that stands out (color wise) from other horses you might want to meet Bunny. She is hard to miss even from a distance. 'Whiskey's Silver Dream' is Registered with the Gypsy Horse Association, pedigree is below. Foaled 7/28/23. Sire: Registered Purebred Gypsy; Dam: Registered Pony of the Americas. PSSM1 n/n by parentage. Should be about 15HH when she's mature, maybe taller, butt high right now. Sturdy girl, good bone, well put together. Lower maintenance than purebred Gypsy, has less hair. Her mane lays nicely on both sides of neck, and she has light feathers on her fetlocks. She would be a good Winter project for an experienced horseman that has access to an indoor arena and a large turnout area where she can run around and fill her oats. She is a way better/easier horse when she gets her exercise. If she is stuck in a stall with little turnout, she gets too pent up. Lots of potential. With a dedicated partner and further training, she has both the looks and athletic ability to make a fancy show horse, or a prospective broodmare when she gets older. Friendly and enjoys having hair brushed. Loves bananas. Update 12/5/25: Price reduced to $6500/cash until December 21. Just not going to work for me being 70 years old now (don't have the agility and energy I used to have). Needs a younger person that can spend more time with her. Could be a high dollar horse one day. If Bunny doesn't place by Winter, I will be looking for a safe place (local area) to keep her thru the Winter months. If you might know of a good place with experienced handlers, please let me know. Any ideas will be appreciated. Please call (three-six-zero) 366-3631 (land line, no texting), for more information. You can also email. Thank you.