Dora is very sweet and easy to do in all ways! Don’t be put off by her age, this mare has got a grown up attitude.
Dora is sadly looking for her new home due to my daughter not having the time to keep producing her due to GCSE’S. While owning dora my daughter has brought her education on huge amounts due to Dora’s willingness to learn. Dora has also been away to have some professional training for a few weeks.
They have been out to showjumping competitions and coming home in the ribbons. (70/80 unaffiliated) They have been out having regular lessons with a professional instructor and Her flat work is coming on nicely and is learning to go in a lovely balanced outline. She hacks out well (can have a stop and stare at a bus but nothing silly comes of it)
Good for the vet and farrier and up to date with vacs, worming and teeth.
Dora is the type of horse that can be ridden twice a week or 6 days a week and is no different. Dora would excel in any low level competition home (would event or show jump) but Would also be a happy hacker if asked of her.
*unfortunately Dora failed a stage five vetting recently, due to flexion tests. This was a surprise to us and our trainer so we have had her investigated by Farrier and Vet and they have chosen to put a pair of shoes behind and she has recently been trotted with flexions and the vet confirmed she is sound, they are putting it down to being sore behind and not having enough foot. Dora does also have a small sarcoid on her tummy which doesn’t affect her or tack. Her price is reflected in this.
