Sundown Farm
Jan. 6, 2009, 05:39 PM
I have 3 mares that have came here in the last few months.
We have to open up room for foaling season, and they need to find great homes.
2 of these mares should be breedable, and both have good conformation. Both made some money on the track, one made $50,000+
I will give 1 breeding away (to Grande Leviticus) with the above two mares. Both mares need to go together, as they have been together for many years (they are very happy together)... Their reg. names are Double Blaze, and Little Tips. The stud fee is free, the only thing you would have to cover is collection/shipping costs to get the semen to you. If you decided not to use this breeding on these girls, it could be used on any (approved) mare. These have MANY years left, and are easy keepers.
They need to leave as soon as possible.
The third mare is a gorgeous gray mare that has been retired from breeding, and will make an exceptional companion. She is not sound for real riding (who knows, though not in pain really).. But she may (in a few months) be able to have a little kid do lead line on her. That would be the ONLY thing I would say she could do. I have not ridden her, but she is very quiet, and easy to get along with. She does have melanoma, though still active and with treatment, should reduce in size. We have not had this mare long, and basically had it in mind that we would search for a great home for her when we got her!
She is a sweet heart too! Her reg. name is Maid In Dixie.
This is a picture of the stallion, who I will give a breeding to--
http://www.sundownfarmva.com/LevijumpingwithChrissySMALL.JPG
We have to open up room for foaling season, and they need to find great homes.
2 of these mares should be breedable, and both have good conformation. Both made some money on the track, one made $50,000+
I will give 1 breeding away (to Grande Leviticus) with the above two mares. Both mares need to go together, as they have been together for many years (they are very happy together)... Their reg. names are Double Blaze, and Little Tips. The stud fee is free, the only thing you would have to cover is collection/shipping costs to get the semen to you. If you decided not to use this breeding on these girls, it could be used on any (approved) mare. These have MANY years left, and are easy keepers.
They need to leave as soon as possible.
The third mare is a gorgeous gray mare that has been retired from breeding, and will make an exceptional companion. She is not sound for real riding (who knows, though not in pain really).. But she may (in a few months) be able to have a little kid do lead line on her. That would be the ONLY thing I would say she could do. I have not ridden her, but she is very quiet, and easy to get along with. She does have melanoma, though still active and with treatment, should reduce in size. We have not had this mare long, and basically had it in mind that we would search for a great home for her when we got her!
She is a sweet heart too! Her reg. name is Maid In Dixie.
This is a picture of the stallion, who I will give a breeding to--
http://www.sundownfarmva.com/LevijumpingwithChrissySMALL.JPG