This stunning mare has been in training and show barns the past 7 years of her life. She has been shown western pleasure, english pleasure, and classic with top ribbon achievements.  She also scored blues and tris showing in hand.  She has been shown by professionals, amateurs, and youth.  She has competed at Morgan and open shows from Oklahoma to the east coast. She offers a great headset (wonderful tip at the poll), will pick up her correct lead from a stop or walk, and moves with her hocks underneath her. With her coloring, markings and silvery mane and tail, she is extremely eye catching.
She is very responsive and rides best with a light hand on her reins. If you are hard handed, or balance with your hands– she won’t be the horse for you.

We took her in for trail riding and she has been outstanding out on the trails! I prefer to sell her as a trail horse; I think she may be burnt out on horse shows for awhile. We love her on a trail! She has boldly gone through/over whatever we’ve pointed her at; water, mud, downed trees, up/down hills, along edges/cliffs, etc. I'm really happy with her on a trail; she's been ideal. She will lead or follow, doesn’t mind the dogs or other horses around her. She will notice the dogs when out of sight in bushes, but I wouldn't call her spooky or flighty.  She rides along happy with her ears up and has a ground covering walk.   I think she could trail ride all day as our 2-3 hr rides don't really tire her out.

She loads/hauls like a champ! No problems at all; you won't know she is even back there. Clips well, ties, stands for fly spraying, bathes, vet and farrier. She has the best disposition, LOVES people, loves attention – nickers to us all the time. She is a happy mare with her ears always up.

She is bred to the nines with some of the breeds best horses behind her (top and bottom side of her pedigree). She has never been bred and my barn girls are over the moon to breed her to my Blitz (Ancan True Colors) and retain the foal. I agree – it would make for a stunning foal.  Dancer is a very nice breeding candidate with correct conformation, straight legs and sound/normal hooves. I don't need her in my program, I have plenty of mares. She was vet-check sound for breeding.  I’ll offer $500 credit towards a service to my champion palomino stallion, Ancan True Colors, if you would like to raise a foal from her.

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