Competitive 3rd Level

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$35,000 Port Townsend, WA 10y by @equimeta_user
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Competitive 3rd Level

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$35,000

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Sale format
Direct sale
Listed
1 week ago
Breed
Age
10 years
Discipline
Dressage
Location
Port Townsend, WA
Height
14.2hh (58 in)
Color
Bay

Personality Profile

Training Level Advanced

Performance Horse

Athletic and forward-thinking, yet steady and confident. Ideal for competitive environments where focus and energy are required.

✨ Smooth Ride❤️ Velcro Horse🏆 Honest Competitor

Performance

Energy Forward

How much natural "go" this horse has.

Very Cold Hot
Trainability Willing

How quickly this horse picks up new skills.

Resistant Exceptional
Show Attitude Competitive

How this horse acts in the show ring.

Ring Sour Honest
Ride Comfort Comfortable

How smooth and easy to sit at all gaits.

Rough Smooth

Management

Confidence Steady

How brave around new, scary, or surprising things.

Timid Fearless
Toughness Moderate

How well they handle hard work, long days, and bad weather.

Delicate Iron
Aid Sensitivity Responsive

How much leg or rein it takes to get a response.

Dull Hair Trigger
People Bond Sociable

How much this horse enjoys being around people.

Aloof Velcro
Herd Dynamics Social

Where this horse falls in the pecking order.

Submissive Dominant
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Pedigree

Competitive 3rd Level

10 years 14.2hh (58 in) Bay

About this horse

$35,000 USD FIRM Disciplines: Dressage, Eventing, Hunter, Trail Class Competition, Working Equitation Zip had a late start and was never supposed to be more than an extra trail horse............except that he turned out to be quite good at dressage, placing in the finals at every level through 2nd and qualifying for 3rd in his first two shows of 2025! He has caught the eye of both jumping and working equitation clinicians, and covered hundreds of miles in the Olympic National Forest. This guy is game for just about anything! Enough pep to be competitive, but sensible for most riders. A beginner would need to be in a training program. Easy to shoe, trailer, etc. Minimal maintenance.

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