Cut Lilli Pine

Name: Cut Lilli Pine
Brand: Quarter Horse
Price: 4000 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Key Information

Age

23 years

Gender

Mare

Breed

Quarter Horse

Color

palomino

Current Height

145 cm

Estimated Height (grown)

0 cm

Price

€4,000

Dam

Sire

Type of Riding

leisure

Description

For personal reasons, a new, suitable home is being sought for these two longtime companions. They will be rehomed only together, as they have been a well-coordinated team for many years. This is explicitly not a distress sale. We are looking for people who can offer them a loving and responsible home where they can enjoy their next chapter of life. Cut Lilli Pine is a 2003-born Quarter Horse mare, palomino, with a height of about 145 cm. The very pretty, compact mare has a very sweet, people-oriented character. She is friendly, easy to handle, and uncomplicated in everyday care. At the same time, she needs one or two consistent, confident primary handlers to whom she can form a close bond and with whom she will go through thick and thin. About two and a half years ago Lilli started coughing. Since then she has received only steamed hay and is kept on wood shavings or flax straw. With this management she is completely symptom-free and requires no medication. She is well-behaved for the vet and farrier, has been regularly vaccinated and dewormed, and is used to being stabled in a stall with daily turnout together with her buddy Woody. She is not familiar with open-stable housing. Lilli was gently started under saddle on the trail at just under four years of age and was trained all-round with much love. She knows reining elements, has been shown, and was part of the Flack Attack show group at Eurocheval 2012 and 2014 as well as at Faszination Pferd, the foal market in Sinsheim, and other events. From 2018 to 2023 she was successful in endurance riding at ERF distances. She is also familiar with standing in an honor guard, Christmas rides at the club, and multi-day trail rides in the Black Forest, in the Palatinate or the Northern Vosges, and on the North Sea in the Netherlands. On the trail and in everyday life she proves reliable. She leaves the yard alone without issue, knows agricultural machinery, dogs, and other everyday situations, and remains calm. She is sure-footed, not afraid of water, and with a suitable rider always works cooperatively. Lilli is not purely a beginner’s or children’s riding horse. However, if led as a hand horse, solid beginners or children can ride her in a relaxed manner. Her longtime companion King Barr Hollywood, called Woody, is a 2004-born Quarter Horse gelding, chestnut, with a height of about 146 cm. The handsome, compact gelding has an exceptionally sweet character. He is people-oriented, friendly, and greatly enjoys his cuddles. He is uncomplicated and easy to handle, but overall more the laid-back type. Due to a slight conformational fault, Woody has developed some arthritis over the course of his life. This occasionally shows as a bit of stiffness at the beginning, but he loosens up quickly. He does not require medication. He is slightly girthy, sees the equine dentist regularly, and is of course regularly vaccinated and dewormed. He is also good for the vet and farrier, stands well for the farrier and loads easily, and is used to being in a stall with daily turnout together with Lilli. He is likewise unfamiliar with open-stable housing. Woody was started under saddle at three and trained in a versatile way. He knows reining elements, has been shown, and was likewise part of the Flack Attack show group at various events. In addition, he completed numerous trail rides in the Black Forest, in the Palatinate, on the Dutch North Sea, and on multi-day tours from stop to stop. He is currently still being ridden regularly by a part-lease rider. He leaves the yard alone without issue, knows agricultural vehicles, dogs and normal road traffic, and remains calm. He is sure-footed, but a bit more skeptical of water than his companion and sometimes needs a bit of persuasion. Woody is not purely a beginner’s or children’s riding horse. Riders with a secure seat can ride him without difficulty. However, he quickly notices if his rider is too weak or inconsistent and then limits himself to the bare essentials without becoming unpleasant or difficult. Lilli and Woody have been in one ownership for 19 years and have shared countless wonderful experiences. They are perfectly attuned to each other and will therefore only be placed together. We are looking for a loving home with true horse sense, where both will continue to be appreciated and can spend their further active time together. Only to be given into the very best and truly suitable hands.

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