I have a 11 year old mare that I would like to sale. Her name is Mrs. Doubtfire and she is registered as half arabrain. She won Dixie National in Halter as a Junior Horse. I brought her from my sister-in-law's neighbor after I seen him ride her up a very hilly terrin and then down the road. I bought her and the equipment in April of 2005. The guy couldn't keep her at the pasture she had stayed in because there was NO grass, the wire was old and he was wanting to do some landscaping around his 'place'. She was the only horse he had and he did lots of road riding. She is bay with a small star, white hindsock. I bought her - easy to load- and turned her out with my horses, she in the pasture with 5 others and across from my main pasture. So she does get along with other horses. She is obviously gentle and rides well on the road. I have been out of riding/training due to an injury. I bought her just to prove to myself mainly that I was still 'worthy' of having a good 'eye' for an easy horse and now that I'm ready to get back into doing with my students' riding lessons and training I don't need an arabrain, excuse me half arabrain mare, wrong breed. Selling for $1000.00 or $1200.00 with tack. If interested please call me at 601-847-3251
Thanks Angie

Did you see that ... I spelled Arabian wrong. Everthing I do has "brain' floating somewhere close by. After a traumatic brain injury, I guess its like that for a while. By the way, my injury was on a horse but certainly not this mare. I'm back to teaching lessons and have had two girls and my husband ride the horse (in competition) this accident happened with. He is unfazed by 'outside' commotion. I have took the gelding in places that if he were going to fall, he should have. It was just an accident. He lost his ground while competing and fell (while he was going staight), knocking him out also.

No worries Angie. I corrected it for you.

BTW, do you have a photo of the mare on your computer? If you do and would like to add it to your post, LMK. I'll walk you through attaching a photo to your post.