P-Samarra - cute, clever, funny

Age

03.04.2019

Gender

Mare

Size

153 cm

Color

Smokey Black

Horsenality

Left Brain Extrovert - clever and funny. P-Samarra or "Pandora" as I like to call her is always good for a surprise and her sass makes you laugh everyday. She is a quick learner and mover and will make every day brighter. She has the looks and the talent of a sporthorse and seems to fly over all jumps that I present to her.

P-Samarra

P-Samarra is a purebred Lusitano mare with "blue book" and registered with the APSL. She was carefully started under saddle with 4 years and has a solid horsemanship foundation. She is a reliable partner and ready for adventures and to find her forever home where she gets cuddles and love and lives outside in a herd.

On her first competition she placed second over 80 cm.
She is sensitive to the riders aids, is ridden bridleless and starts doing simple lateral movements like shoulders-in and traver at a walk and trot. Next to jumping P enjoys playing at liberty and going on trailrides. She is very easy going with other horses, in the herd and also at shows.
She stands tied, waits relaxed during hoof trimming, parks to the mounting block, is great at ponying and being ponied, comes away from the herd for cuddles and is a generally safe and happy partner ready for adventures.
P has always had her teeth checked, been dewormed and has had her feet trimmed regularly.

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Come meet P-Samarra

If you would like to get to know P-Samarra you are welcome to get to her at one of the Parelli Events 01.09.-03.09. Lindenhof, Montabaur

03.09.-05.09. Savvy Center, Schweinfurt

06.09.-09.09. Americana, Friedrichshafen (Demo for Team Parelli)

After that she will be close to Freiburg im Breisgau in Staufen, make sure to let me know to schedule an appointment in advance.

1.) When I was looking at Nala's and P's breeding and bloodlines some weeks ago I found out that they are actually related by blood as cousins because they share a common grandsire.

2.) Choosing to lose a family member:
Selling a horse that I never had the intention to keep forever and that I had for less than 3 months feels unexpectedly different than giving a training horse back to it's owner after 3 months of training.
The difference between training a training horse or developing a dreamhorse lies in the responsibilities. A dreamhorse becomes an instant family member in the moment of purchase. The moment I take on the full responsibility for the wellbeing, life as well as the future of another being it becomes family.
Feeling like family is the closest connection one can have with another while at the same time it's far from being the same as being blood related to one another.
Living for 3 months (around the c'lock) enjoying, worrying, hoping, planning and dreaming about the future for a family member creates a much deeper connection than just hanging out and learning together with a friend for a couple of hours each day for 3 months.
When selling a horse it's a voluntary choice to "lose" a family member by passing on all the responsibilities to another person. This is why I don't want to find buyers for my dreamhorses, I want to find forever homes that want the horses to become a member in their own family. Then I believe I'm able to enjoy the process of rehoming horses - when I know that the new owners will happily take responsibility for the mental, emotional and physical happiness of the horses then I feel good about passing on my responsibilities even though I'm probably going to be a bit sad about losing close contact with a family member every time.
Anyway having a big family means to have many close connections in my life so I'm curious to see who's going to become part of my family next.

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All updates on P-Samarra and her progress are shared on social media, especially Instagram and Facebook. Please do not hesitate to contact me for more infos and updates on her.

P-Samarra - cute, clever, funny

P-Samarra

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