Marshmallow Peep

About this horse

Peep is a red roan (appears mostly chestnut) mare. I got her in April and she was completely feral. Now she can wear a saddle and lunges over a small jump. She can be in a stall or turned out and leads well. I am not desperate to sell her. I purpose bred her for a foal that will be suitable for low level eventing, fox hunting, and dressage. She is in foal to my stalllion Jerrid. Jerrid is a wonderful safe stallion. He has no spook, is very brave and not difficult to handle at all. ... (read more) He is SO SO SOUND! he has clean legs, won $200,000 on the track and has EXCELLENT FEET. Jerrid is also calm over jumps on a lunge line with great jumping form. He has a very balanced canter and is not ever nervous. Peep just needs handling daily and training. She is a good learner and the big stumbling blocks have been a fear of fly spray and fans. LOL In the arena she is actually a bit lazy and shows no potential to buck or kick or be unwilling. She just needs someone to start from basically scratch and not skip any steps in her training. She gets along with other horses well and is in the middle of the hierarchy. I have her on nearly 24/7 turnout with 1 scoop of grain daily and lots of grass; in that situation she is an easy keeper. Peep would be suitable (once started) for eventing, dressage, fox hunt, trail riding. Windsong Farm Classical Riding Classical Riding primarily teaches the classical principles of cross country jumping, dressage, and stadium jumping. Our goal is to help the rider acquire confidence as an equestrian and a harmonious partnership with his or her horse. We emphasize safety, skill development and understanding of the horse.