16.1 All rounder mare

Overview

16.1 7yr old thoroughbred mare ROR eligible.
Finished racing in 2020
Genuine reason for sale as I’m just lacking the confidence she needs to do well and she really does have the potential to take the right person far she enjoys her job a lot and I just cant provide her with the confidence she needs in order to do so.
Full history is known! can hack alone or in company doesn’t need to be leading horse if out with company happy to be wherever.
When riding she takes confidence from her rider and can be unsure sometimes so needs a few seconds to look at something but when leg is applied she’ll be on her way. She’s a pretty straightforward ride ,groom, tack up ,get on and go. She opens gates etc is 95% foot perfect in traffic and on bridleways until the odd day she’ll give some looks and act like she’s never left the yard but again give her a moment and when leg is applied she’s off. Shes not for a novice at all and takes a good rider as she’s sensitive and needs the confidence from you she can be a typical mare on the ground and pull some faces at you but nothing necessarily nasty.
She has attended low level dressage tests, ridden showing, and clear round show jumping. Jumping is more of a new thing to her but with the right person I believe she’ll go very far as she is willing. She prefers to live in overnight in winter and in through the day in summer but is currently living out 24/7 and can go out alone or is fine in a herd also. She’s up to date with farrier vaccinations teeth etc never had any ingerys. She lunges beautifully and is very respectful and easy to do so. She schools like a dream and last attended a dressage show and a clear round class in August ,with the right person she will be a lovely forever horse she’s very much a one to one type but I think she definitely has potential to be a mother daughter share if they’re an experienced home.
Once she trusts you she’s the horse of a lifetime.
*doesn’t buck can have the odd rear once in a blue moon when she’s unsure but isn’t outseating and not something she does repeatedly.