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I am offering my mare Hope for sale.  
Hope will be six years old in April and stands 16.0 hands high.  
She is currently being trained in dressage and reliably performs all gaits, including leg-yields in all paces, shoulder-in, lateral movements, and starting to work on extended trot.  
In the field, she is confident and steady, well-behaved in traffic, and handles tractors, trucks, and cars without issues—whether alone or in a group.  
Hope is a very hardworking horse with plenty of go, but she is not a push-button type.  
Lunging, double-lunging, or riding with children on the lunge in lessons works perfectly; she can also be ridden freely in dressage lessons by children or beginners.  
Nonetheless, she is not a purely beginner’s horse.  
Hope is accustomed to regular training, clinics, and rides out.  
She loads into the trailer alone and can be loaded easily by herself.  
She is familiar with water and crosses through it in all gaits without problems, including entering and exiting water jumps.  
She enjoys jumping but has not been actively trained in recent months; she becomes hot when jumping and needs a confident, fearless handler.  
She has already experienced competition in jumping and dressage.  
Hope is registered as a competition horse and is up to date on vaccinations, regularly teeth checked, and osteopathically treated.  
She is also presented to the farrier every 8 weeks and is four times shod.  
She is accustomed to both paddock and box stabling but feels much more comfortable in a paddock.