Ancan Black Ice
Delilah's 2008 Foal
~ DNA-Tested Smoky-Black filly, foaled July 4, 2008 ~
What a beautiful young mare Black Ice is! Foaled July 4th, 2008, she is refined and elegant; a real lady with a beautiful head and eye. She floats effortlessly in her movement and when she flags and struts at liberty, you can't help but be captivated. She has an upright neck carriage and excellent impulsion from the hocks; she would make a stunning Classic Pleasure Driving show horse.
I'm no longer interested in competitive showing, so Icee has been saddle trained to trail ride. She is a BLAST on the trails!! She is a happy, "go forward" sort that doesn't need to constantly be bumped and encouraged to keep up with the others in your trail riding group. She is content to lead or follow, and even though she's not as tall as some of the horses she rides with, she as a nice length of stride and has often out-walked much taller horses. While not a "hot" horse, she is spirited; Icee is not a dead-head. Her jog/trot is smooth and comfortable to ride. Her lope/canter is collected and smooth as well.
I have not spent a lot of time training her under saddle in an arena-atmosphere. She doesn't neck rein, doesn't know two distinctive speeds to the jog/trot, and doesn't know cues to pick up specific leads at the lope/canter. We simply pull her out of the pasture, saddle her, and head for the trails. We don't even lunge her first.
She is great on the trail, very solid in her thinking. She doesn't refuse obstacles found while trail riding; she'll go over downed trees (will jump them smoothly if asked), through mud, will cross busy highways, and will cross any size and depth body of water, too. She doesn't spook, bolt, buck, rear, prance, etc. You can let her hand-gallop and she'll come right back to do a walk on a loose rein. She would probably be an awesome competitive trail horse for a small adult or a child.
I will say that she is very smart, and as such is probably not best suited for a timid or nervous rider. She needs a confident rider who she will know is the boss. Now, that isn't to say a beginner couldn't ride her. 7 year old children have ridden her bareback with only a halter and a lead rope safely. They weren't "experienced" but they were confident and fearless. Icee never took a wrong step with them.
Icee is very people oriented (she'd come in and lay at your feet like a dog, if she could) and eager to please. She LOVES the attention and this new job or trail riding! While any green horse is capable of spooking and bucking, Icee has never offered to do so when carrying a rider. There is a great work ethic on this one; you'll love her! She is fun, fun, fun!
View short videos of her on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVJx3u6Y-oQ
View a short video of Icee at 10 months old and growing at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzEjRkbcDxk
~ SOLD ~
~ ~ Photos of Icee as She Grows Up ~ ~
July , 2008 as a suckling
Learning to pick up her feet
7 weeks old
11 weeks old
January, 2009 -- 6 months old
Almost a yearling
Shown below standing quietly for the farrier.
February, 2010
July, 2010, first time carrying a rider
January, 2011
Shown below as a 3 year old, carrying an 8 year old child bareback, with only a halter and lead rope.
Sire
Ancan True Colors Sire Fiddler's BlackriverSire
Waseeka's VivoSire
Waseeka's Here TizDam
Waseeka's Theme SongDam
Fiddler's DollySire
KingstonDam
Orcland Youlenda Dam Aquila's Miss BeehavenSire
Futurity CommandSire
Waseeka's In CommandDam
Wynakee AlvinaDam
Aquila's Queen BeeSire
Paramount NomineeDam
Foxy's Cotton Queen Dam Hollybrook DelilahSire
Hollybrook Wham BamSire
Wham Bam CommandSire
Waseeka's In CommandDam
Trophy's CorriganDam
Nemour's SunkissedSire
Black River JupitorDam
Nemour's Sunny BeamDam
Tedwin Touch O PepperSire
Trijas Mr. PepperlectSire
Applevale DonalectDam
Little Miss PepperDam
Waseeka's Cajun QueenSire
Waseeka's NocturneDam
Corrine
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