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Dark bay warmblood mare performing in an outdoor dressage arena with sand footing

16.1hh Dutch Warmblood Mare — Schoolmaster Dressage Share

Simcoe County, ONCA
Beautiful 13-year-old mare competing First/Second Level dressage. Seeking a balanced, dedicated rider for 2 rides per week. Lessons with our on-site trainer available.

Horse Specifications

BreedDutch Warmblood
Height16.1 hh
Age13 years
Gendermare
TemperamentCalm & Bombproof
Training LevelConfirmed Schoolmaster (Step 6/7)
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Horse Experience & Training Level

Standardized 7-step equestrian scale from Green / Unbroken to Retired Schoolmaster

Step 6 of 7:Confirmed Schoolmaster
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Left Side • Green / DevelopingRequires Experienced Rider / Trainer
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Right Side • Schoolmaster / FinishedForgiving Teacher • Amateur / Junior Safe
← Left: Green / UnbrokeCenter: IntermediateRight: Schoolmaster →
1. Unbroke2. Started3. Training4. Interm.5. Finished6. Master7. Retired
Confirmed SchoolmasterPatient teacher • Forgiving & bombproof
Schoolmaster / Safe

Years of ring and trail seasoning. Forgives imperfect rider balance or timing, builds rider confidence, highly safe.

Recommended Rider:Novices, amateurs, and confidence-seeking riders

Disciplines

DressageEnglish Pleasure
Arrangement Terms

Part Share, Cost Share

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