CaroleJD
10-05-2010, 04:34 PM
For Sale: Lower level dressage horse that might be potential schoolmaster for the right person.
“Linus” is a 16.2 hand, 18 y.o., chestnut TB gelding. Although he’s been retired for the past two years, he has a solid dressage background that could benefit the right rider. Bring him back over the winter and he’ll be ready for spring.
Linus competed in lower level dressage from 1999 – 2006 at shows throughout the northeast including GMHA Dressage Days, NEDA Fall (2001 High Score Thoroughbred), NEDA Spring, Beland Stables, UNH, and many local schooling shows. He also participated in many clinics with well-known clinicians such as Volker Brommann, Linda Parmenter, and Kelli Mason.
Linus is healthy and sound with a charming personality and wonderful ground manners (loves to be groomed!) Self-loads and trailers well. Great for the vet and farrier.
I’m selling Linus because I don’t plan to ride or compete in the future and feel that it is impractical to keep him if I’m not using him (a hard decision to make…)
If you’re a dressage rider (not a beginner) whose goal is to train, attend clinics, compete at the lower levels, and maybe do some light hacking on the trails, please contact me at s.quigley3@verizon.net. $800.00.
“Linus” is a 16.2 hand, 18 y.o., chestnut TB gelding. Although he’s been retired for the past two years, he has a solid dressage background that could benefit the right rider. Bring him back over the winter and he’ll be ready for spring.
Linus competed in lower level dressage from 1999 – 2006 at shows throughout the northeast including GMHA Dressage Days, NEDA Fall (2001 High Score Thoroughbred), NEDA Spring, Beland Stables, UNH, and many local schooling shows. He also participated in many clinics with well-known clinicians such as Volker Brommann, Linda Parmenter, and Kelli Mason.
Linus is healthy and sound with a charming personality and wonderful ground manners (loves to be groomed!) Self-loads and trailers well. Great for the vet and farrier.
I’m selling Linus because I don’t plan to ride or compete in the future and feel that it is impractical to keep him if I’m not using him (a hard decision to make…)
If you’re a dressage rider (not a beginner) whose goal is to train, attend clinics, compete at the lower levels, and maybe do some light hacking on the trails, please contact me at s.quigley3@verizon.net. $800.00.