Trained to Novice-level dressage, Rosie offers three quality paces and a willing, forward-thinking attitude under saddle. She has also been introduced to jumping and shows natural talent over fences. In addition to her schooling, she enjoys trail rides and has been taken to the beach multiple times, making her a versatile and enjoyable ride. 

Rosie is well-mannered and easy to handle both on the ground and under saddle. She is good to float, trim, worm, clip, etc.

Due to lack of time and confidence of the rider, Rosie has only been taken to a couple of dressage shows scoring just under 70%.

The only reason Rosie is being offered for sale or lease is due to limited time to manage two horses — this is a difficult decision, and she will only be rehomed to the right person.

Rosie is offered for sale at $15,000 negotiable, or available for a part-time on-property lease (3–4 days per week) with the option to buy. This lease arrangement is ideal for a capable rider wanting to build a relationship before committing to purchase.

Veterinary transparency is important to us. Rosie was diagnosed with arthritis in her hocks (bone spavin), which is successfully managed with twice-yearly Arthramid injections. Due to a delayed diagnosis, she has developed a single, very mild impingement of dorsal spinal processes. Multiple veterinary professionals—including chiropractors and physiotherapists—have assessed her, and none have found any indication of back pain. All agree that the impingement was secondary to her previous hock discomfort. Full X-rays and veterinary reports are available upon request.