Zevah
2018 15H Grade Black Tennessee Walking Horse Mare
$6500
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Zevah - is a 2018 Grade Black Tennessee Walking Horse Mare. Zevah was pulled out of Ryon's Rescue Pen Spring of 2020, as a 2 year old, in poor condition. She has been rehabilitated and has been worked with since. She came here with little to no handling but with a fresh start. Wasn't distrusting, just unfamiliar. She is the complete opposite now and is in your pocket. Zevah is sound and has had no health issues that we are aware of. Keep in mind, we have absolutely no history upon her coming here. The kill pen would not give us any information. I did post around trying to seek information about her but it was not a success. She does not have to be sold so I will not negotiate on price with her but she is available to the right home if the opportunity presents itself.
Personality: Zevah is a typical Tennessee Walker. Very sweet, in your pocket, calm, and ready to take on the world. She can be bossy in the herd and won't put up with being picked on but does get along with everyone. She is pretty bold and nothing seems to bother her a whole lot. She likes to go, but not in an impatient manner. She does gait beautifully. Has excellent conformation. One of the most beautiful black Tennessee Walkers I have personally seen. Definitely has all around family horse potential if her height isn't an issue.
Training: Zevah was started under saddle June 1st 2021. She has had a full 6 months of training put into her that year. She was started up again under saddle March 1st for another two months put into her and trail ridden. She has had thorough groundwork and desensitization. Zevah has been trail ridden around 10 times Summer 2021. By several other riders (with experience) put on her. Zevah has been great to start. She did put up a bit of a fight at first (kind of bossy). But that has gone away with time. She goes where you tell her and seems to enjoy being taken out. Zevah does take well to things without an explosive nature. Thinks about it first, then waits for the riders response before doing anything. On her own, she doesn't seem to mind anything going on around her. If she's riding alongside a horse that is antsy or uncomfortable about a situation she will notice and has gotten a little anxious. She will lead or follow out on the trails. She definitely prefers to lead. She will go off in the ditch or way ahead without issue. No buck, rear, kick, or bite since being started. Handles traffic well. She willingly ponied our stubborn Donkey out on a trail ride, while the other horses left her behind, with dogs barking next to us in the ditch, several times throughout a trail ride. This mare is really something special for how young she is.
Personality: Zevah is a typical Tennessee Walker. Very sweet, in your pocket, calm, and ready to take on the world. She can be bossy in the herd and won't put up with being picked on but does get along with everyone. She is pretty bold and nothing seems to bother her a whole lot. She likes to go, but not in an impatient manner. She does gait beautifully. Has excellent conformation. One of the most beautiful black Tennessee Walkers I have personally seen. Definitely has all around family horse potential if her height isn't an issue.
Training: Zevah was started under saddle June 1st 2021. She has had a full 6 months of training put into her that year. She was started up again under saddle March 1st for another two months put into her and trail ridden. She has had thorough groundwork and desensitization. Zevah has been trail ridden around 10 times Summer 2021. By several other riders (with experience) put on her. Zevah has been great to start. She did put up a bit of a fight at first (kind of bossy). But that has gone away with time. She goes where you tell her and seems to enjoy being taken out. Zevah does take well to things without an explosive nature. Thinks about it first, then waits for the riders response before doing anything. On her own, she doesn't seem to mind anything going on around her. If she's riding alongside a horse that is antsy or uncomfortable about a situation she will notice and has gotten a little anxious. She will lead or follow out on the trails. She definitely prefers to lead. She will go off in the ditch or way ahead without issue. No buck, rear, kick, or bite since being started. Handles traffic well. She willingly ponied our stubborn Donkey out on a trail ride, while the other horses left her behind, with dogs barking next to us in the ditch, several times throughout a trail ride. This mare is really something special for how young she is.
- Has no health issues & is sound.
- Halter broke, ties without issue, and lunges.
- Picks up her feet (Was great for the farrier!)
- Loads in trailer
- Has had 8 months of training put into her.
- Trail ridden
- Handles traffic well
- Has had thorough desensitization & groundwork (On foot or being ridden)
- Goes through mud/water (On foot or being ridden)
- Stands nicely for saddling up, mounting, and dismounting
- Takes bit without issue, gives to pressure, was started under saddle in a knot halter. She can be ridden in a halter, knot halter, or bit.
- Has been ridden bareback, sat on in the pasture with no tack on. Can swing up on her from the ground without tack on as well. Can be climbed on all over.
- Has ponied, has been ponied herself from on horseback and an atv.
- Has had a fly mask on and is okay with it.
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