Black Lace : 7yo black 15.3H Friesian mare (FOA registered) $18,500

Black Lace (aka 'Baby') is a lovely friesian mare sired by Biense FOA, damsired by Thor FOA, with an elegant presence in the ring, very athletic and wonderful gaits. At her first schooling show in September 2009, she scored 67-68% at Training Level tests and was the show's high score at Training Levels for the day. Currently she is schooling first/second level dressage and has the potential to go beyond. As mares go she is very nice, not an alpha nor marish attitude, no really! She has been in professional dressage training for the past year and the owners have decided to sell her. This would be a great opportunity for a young rider or adult rider who wants to show a friesian in dressage.

Mercedez Royale : 12yo bay 16.1H American Warmblood mare (AWS/PHR registered) $12,500

Mercedez Royale (aka 'Sadie') qualified in 2007 for both Dressage & Eventing USPC Nationals. Competed at the 2007 USPC Eventing championships and placed 5th individually at Beg. Novice. Competed at the 2007 American Eventing Championships and placed 36th on her dressage score at Beg. Novice in a field of 75 riders, no jr/amateur divisions that year. Since then she has been competed at Novice several times. Owner has opted into a career path taking her away from horses. 'Sadie' would make a great dressage horse for a Pony Clubber or lower level rider. She would also be a foxhunting candidate but has not been ridden to hounds. Not for a beginner jumper rider.

USEA Horse Results -> http://useventing.com/competitions.php?id=831&horse_id=119318

Gold Dollar (aka 'Larz') : 6yo chestnut 16.2H warmblood/tb cross $2,400

Looking for a great home for a very kind, safe horse. He was to be a performance horse but an arthritic change in his RT stifle will preclude him from passing the vetting for performance career. He will make a great husband horse, mother in law horse, is great on trails, goes through water, doesn't need to be ridden 5 days a week to be safe. He was competed in Sept '09 at a dressage schooling show and earned a 2nd place in Walk-Trot with a 68%. He could do lower level dressage or hunters for a pony clubber as well. He can become part of your lesson program today and have many years of useful career ahead. This kind of horse is invaluable to someone who teaches beginner lessons to adults that need a stout horse.