This message is from: "Snowy Mtn." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I know that the Mare Amanda's beauty is an excellent horse. She came to us as a Lion and left a lamb. I know Tim used her extencively as apparently she was one of his favorites. A few year ago when she was here she learned to be absolutely great in saddle you could shoot from her back you. We played leap frog with trucks honking horns, motorcycles, she would walk over & underplastic . She went thru every sacking out process we could think of. We trainerd her in buggy tough at first but she became EXCELLENT. Amanda taught us alot. We love her to death. Please don't let this mare go for meat. She is a high energy horse but she learned to be very well behaved. A roller bit was her favorite, roll roll roll steady as a rock, but wow that rollerbit rolled. Even if she is a little rusty now Amanda is a horse with a great big heart, very strong, big, forward. Amanda would be an excellent buy.I think there are 2 pictures of her on our web site . One tilling soil in the greenhouse, the other standing on & underplastic with Walter holding a shot gun. Look under our training page at www.fjordhorse.net What a horse. Waverly is to far from us here and money is short at this time of year, otherwise I would defineatly go buy her. I hope Someone that want a great horse will buy her. Let me know Please. Lauren Sellars Snowy Mtn Fjords
Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com> Sent: February 20, 2003 6:43 PM Subject: Re: Fjords at Waverly Horse Sale > This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > In regard to Hamlett's horses, I strongly advise against anyone thinking > these horses are "dead broke" and trail ready.
