SRF Amare
Breed: Canadian Sport Horse
Sex: Mare
Age: 2014
Height: 16h
Pedigree: https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/srf+amare
Price: $22000subject to change
Link to lots of photos: https://www.flickr.com/photos/11833417@N05/albums/72177720325894210
Link to videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLt-dzmhstvn0T6DCKVt8vUD05j7w8VIQI
This is the horse that seems to be causing the stir because she was advertised on most of the facebook groups when I bought her. You better believe I moved fast to purchase her because I thought she was awesome and an excellent deal. She has been everything that I hoped for and more to be honest. I still think she is a great deal for what I have her advertised for to be more than honest. Not every horse is a horse that I think I could teach any level of rider off of but she is one of those. She would teach beginners but she is the type that goes to the level you ride her. I would truly want to mount my riders on this horse. She is safe. I can depend on her. I can teach people to ride on her. She makes those who ride her happy. She has all the fancy buttons. You want something that just puts itself on the bit, does it's changes and goes to the jumps even if you are not convinced you really really want to jump that jump? She has got your back. She could do anything and everything. The type I would have absolutely wished to have for pony club growing up because she really can do every darn discipline. I am not saying she is an UL horse but very capable up to the 3'3 level most likely.
We had Justin riding her today his first time on her and were teasing him ride her like a hunter type...okay now do some jumper turns and we were just laughing hysterically. See here https://youtu.be/nB913GLmuyU LOVE him to death but he is so very much like a lot of us and he loves to take a tour of the ring...sometimes he loses his stirrups..or his reins...sometimes both...he got disorganized and made some circles and forgot where he was going and all the things we all sometimes do but you know who doesn't care at all is the horse. I swear to god she probably rolls her eyes around and is thinking come on let's get it together sometimes today please and she just goes right along. Horses like her deserve saint status. They don't need to be OMG fancy to be the types that I think everyone should hope to own.
I think Amare is just the resident "good girl" and yes I really don't know how she hasn't moved into her new home but again we just love riding her so we could care less. I could pull this horse out for anyone to ride and I truly do mean that. When people talk about an all around go have fun kind of horse she is exactly that and essentially that has been her role in life. She is the go have fun and do it all kind of horse. You want to go trail riding and swim in the river? She is down for that. Foxhunting...cool. Go jump xc and goof off with your friends around the xc course will not worrying about any silly antic well she is your girl! She can rock a hunter course and throw those perfect lead changes. She is handy enough for the jumpers. Easily will go win a first level dressage test right now. Ride her bareback with a halter no problem. Don't ride her for a month and just get on and go...yep again she is that girl. There are horses that I just consider truly useful fun horses to have in the barn and she is one of them.
Jumping xc today 7/10 https://youtu.be/D7eGkqSebmk
Trails with some swimming https://youtu.be/RK3WPHffWJc
SRF Amare- 16h 11 yr registered Canadian sport horse (Clyde/Zangershiede) sired by Major Tyson (extremely nice clyde stallion) out of Ariva Z (zangershiede mare that has produced nice jumpers)
Amare is one of those horses that I think most people are hoping to find. Not only is she absolutely stunning but she is a horse that can cross disciplines very easily. Hunter, eventing, foxhunting, dressage and more. Tack her up western and go trail riding one day and hit the dressage ring the next. She is absolutely as safe as they come but is also quite fancy which I think we all hope to find. You can ride her on the buckle down the trails but you can really show her off in the ring as well. Just a lovely mover, uphill, soft, balanced and makes a beautiful shape. She has a ton and ton of quality mileage and while it isn't necessarily in the show ring it easily could be. She has just happened to formerly be in homes where she essentially did all the things that I listed above in the schooling capacity. She has just been an all around go have fun kind of horse for anyone who wants that horse that if you don't ride for a week you can just come out and get on it. Go riding bareback in the snow during the winter, xc schooling with friends, hunter paces and everything else. I can promise you this mare will make you smile!
She is still a bit pudgy but has been in 3x a week work and doing fantastic! She has been extremely well loved by multiple people who reached out to tell me all about her. She did dressage, hunter paces, trails in Canada. Then she was sold in foal and had a lovely foal who is a now a 4yr. For the past several years, she has been doing hunter paces, trails, xc schooling and much more. Just that fun safe kind of horse that you can pop on knowing you will have a good ride. So many cool videos were sent of her doing all the fun things. There is quite a fancy horse in there and we have started to refresh all the training. She has such a great brain. The type that will really stand out in the show ring but make you feel confident at the same time. She is a lovely jumper, does her changes and has beautiful form over the jumps. We have taken her trail riding and she is an absolute pro. I would take her hunting tomorrow knowing I would have a fun ride. No drama, no silly stuff, no pulling and a fun uphill kind of ride.
Amare is sound, no injuries and has no vices. Barefoot with excellent feet. She does have an allergy to dust (I mean who doesn't???) and takes daily zyrtex which is easy peasy just throw it right in her food. It is quite hot and humid here and I have not had any issues with her beyond a very dry cough once in a blue moon. Now I do keep her in a stall that is open to a big field and obviously like anywhere I try to keep dust down. I don't feed round bales. I think it is just common sense easy things to do and should not scare anyone off but that is just my experience.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLt-dzmhstvn0T6DCKVt8vUD05j7w8VIQI She is located in Delaware.