'Whiskey's Silver Dream' Bunny (barn name) is about 15HH and a rare silver dapple. Color changes throughout the year (pictures in stall don't do justice, she has great conformation). Registered with the Gypsy Horse Association. Has some taller appaloosas in Dams pedigree which gives her nice size. Just turned 3 July 28th and is up to date on de-worming, Prestige 5-Way, West Nile vaccines (6/21) and hoof trim (8/6). PSSM1 negative by her parentage. Never sick or injured. Has correct conformation, agile and athletic, with lovely movement. Halters, ties and has been trailered. Bunny free lunges in the arena and she will join up. Can put lunge whip all over her body, neck, legs, etc. She enjoys attention and loves having her hair brushed. Has a stall with an attached paddock where she can come in and go out as she likes (also have a small pasture where she gets turn out). Easy keeper. Her daily diet consists of about 20 pounds 2nd cut EW Timothy hay, a small amount of Safe Choice feed, mineral salt block, and fresh water. Though Bunny has always been well provided for, as a 3-year-old she hasn't had consistent training and needs more groundwork+ before starting her under saddle. I'm 71 and unfortunately just don't have the energy (or athletic ability) it takes to work a young horse on a full-time basis. With Bunny's standout looks, her athletic ability and movement she has the potential to make a gorgeous show horse (or?). With a consistent training program I think she could do about anything. Multiple visits will be welcome to get familiar with Bunny, along with your own PPE, trainer's evaluation, etc. When she leaves, we want new owner/s to be happy with her. Update 8/10: I've been asked if Bunny is a babysitter type of horse. No, she is not at this time. Maybe one day when she gets older, has lots of training/experience, exposure to all the unknowns she could be. Right now, Bunny is a 'young 3-year-old', still babyish and can have some sass (like a lot of youngsters). Experienced horseman only. As training progresses (slowly)... price will be subject to change (we're currently asking a fraction of what's been invested). Please call (three-six-zero) 366-3631 (landline, no texts) for further details (or videos). Thank you.