Come buy her before I change my mind. 16yo, 14.1H not gaited (unless you are running up a hill and she is tired) Mountain cross (I think) unicorn. She is a blast to ride. We've had her 4 wonderful years.

In Fort Wayne, Indiana

Soft in the face, soft on the sides, but forgiving (my 8yo daughter learned to canter on her).

Fantastic trail horse, doesn't care if you are alone or with others. She will pony others. Fun arena horse. Calm. Funny. The only thing she is scared of is fireworks, and she still has manners even then.

She has arthritis, specifically on her navicular bone. She will not be your next sport or contesting horse, but she has plenty of miles and life left in her, and barely slows her down. We give bute if we plan to ride heavy. Only when we ride heavy. And if it is sloppy/muddy, no fast riding, but otherwise, she is healthy and can do long rides, and this horse genuinely likes to be ridden.

She's gorgeous. She's safe. Easy keeper. She ties, loads, bathes, great for farrier, for vet, well taken care of.

She'd be perfect for a small adult or a kid, a therapy program. Not looking for her to be a lesson horse, even though she'd be great at it. She deserves a one on one home.

NO TRADERS.

I am looking for her forever home. We are downsizing, my hand is broken, our teenagers need more time. She doesn't have to leave though, easy keeper. It's just if she had a new home, I'd stop trying to buy my husband a horse and do the exact opposite of what we actually need to do, which is focus on the kiddos.

Price is firm, and if it weren't for the arthritis she'd be triple that, truly (there's always something).

I have a video that shows her stiffness.