Meet Sedona she is VERY well broke under saddle and under harness. She is 6 years old and stands 15 hands tall. She's stout enough to carry a bigger rider or pull a heavier load. She is out of an older style foundation Morgan stallion and her mom is an American Cream Draft. Sedona takes after both breeds she has the brains and movement of the Morgan but she also has some of the more laid back draft and some of the stockier build of the draft as well.

Sedona has a lot of attributes I don't know where to start or to end.
1. Liberty trained
2. Rides off of your seat and legs has had arena work done and she's comfortable in the arena.
3. Drives downtown with semis, motorcycles, bikes, flags, etc and doesn't mind the hustle and bustle.
4. Goes anywhere down the trail through water, over logs, bridges, up and down steep hills/banks
5. Easy to catch and gets along in the herd.
6. Stands great for the farrier. She knows the pick up cue for coming over to the mounting block.
7. hobble trained for overnight camping.
8. Loads and hauls well.
9. Rides out alone and will stay walking if the other horses take off without her she'll also separate away from the group and can go front, middle, or back
10. Smooth trot and a very smooth canter.
11. She has been ranched with and will rope and hold a cow. She's not a reining or cutting horse but she'll get the job done and side passes to open and close gaits.
12. Knows her leads and takes them easily.
13. NOT spooky of course all horses will spook at something at sometime in their life but she's Not a spooky jumpy horse she has seen a lot in her 6 years so she is NOT easily spooked.
14. She's also been used to pony young colts. And been hitched double with young colts to teach them how to drive.
I could go on about her she is a fun mare that is very well broke and as long as you know how to ride you'll get along with her. She has her days where she is more like the Morgan side and likes to move out but she is NOT hot. And she has her days where she's more like the draft side and is a little lazy.

And for driving if you can hold the reins you can drive her. I can hitch her up at the barn by myself drive her up to the house get off the cart and leave her standing not tied while I go into the house to get stuff and I can come back out 5 minutes later and she'll still be standing there when I get back.

She comes up to date on shots, dewormings, farrier, coggins, and a vet check. Watch her entire video and then call if interested two three one 6707101