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14.1hh Registered Connemara Pony — Gentle Retired Schoolmaster
Marion County (Ocala), FL • US
Barn favorite Clover is looking for a gentle young rider or small adult for weekend trail hacks and light flatwork. Bombproof temperament, patient teacher, loves baths and grooming. Owner travel schedule necessitates extra exercise.
Horse Specifications
BreedConnemara Pony
Height14.1 hh
Age18 years
Gendergelding
TemperamentCalm & Bombproof
Training LevelRetired Schoolmaster (Step 7/7)
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Horse Experience & Training Level
Standardized 7-step equestrian scale from Green / Unbroken to Retired Schoolmaster
Step 7 of 7:Retired Schoolmaster
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Green & Developing (Steps 1–3)Requires Experienced Rider / Trainer
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Finished & Schoolmaster (Steps 5–7)Forgiving Teacher • Amateur / Junior Safe
← Step 1: Green / UnbrokeStep 4: IntermediateStep 7: Retired Schoolmaster →
1. Unbroke2. Started3. Training4. Interm.5. Finished6. Master7. Retired
Retired SchoolmasterGentle veteran • Light hack & companion care
Schoolmaster / SafeExtensive lifetime experience, calmest possible demeanor. Looking for light walking hacks, grooming, and quiet companionship.
Recommended Rider:Pleasure riders, nervous riders, and carers
Disciplines
Hunter / JumperTrail RidingEnglish Pleasure
Arrangement Terms
Free Loan, Exercise Companion
No mandatory pricing. Details arranged directly between parties.
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