Affectionate, Versatile Mare - Rosi was part of the herd for 1.5 years; she has been in training since February and is trying very hard. She needs a rider who knows what he or she wants—though this may only be the case during the training phase. She still lacks a bit of muscle and stamina; she bucks but doesn’t rear up—at most, she’ll stop or raise her head, though she hardly ever does that anymore.
She also enjoys gymnastics exercises like trotting over poles or cavaletti; she loves variety and is therefore a wonderful, fresh all-around horse.
According to her owner, children have even been lunged on her.
She’s absolutely sweet when handled; on trail rides—whether she’s riding first or last—she’s perfectly well-behaved, reliable, and never takes a step too fast.
She is registered in the main stud book of the Hanoverian Association and already had a foal in 2018.
If you have any further questions, just let me know.