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Amaranphix — Wild Child++++//
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Description
Previous owners:
Design byWickedCritterzz sold to runninghorsespirit sold toTheBrooklynnYouLove sold to HorsesLikeWow626
Name: Wild Child++++//
Stable name: Trouble
Breed: Araloosa
Gender: Mare
Height: 14.3hh
Age: 10 years
Colour: Black leopard
Bloodlines: Starter
Genotype: Ee / aa / Lplp / PTN1ptn1 / PTN2ptn2 / Sasa
Offspring:
PD Cornish Foxxglove
PD Halamanning
Unnamed
Lightfoot Mr
Unnamed
Shows:
Trouble at liberty
Wild Child liberty
Trouble Halter
Getting the hang of this show thing
Born for this
Making a point
Winter's light
Training art:
A little too easy
halter training
Halter training
Halter training 2
Flatwork
Extension
Other art:
Merry Christmas 2014 pt 3
mares of Phoenix Down
Wild Child
COM headshots
Commission
Training tack ref
Like Thunder
PonPons
Trouble
Untitled
ASSOCIATION POINTS/PROOF DOCUMENT
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PDS International award system
Extra:
Dressage:
Showing:
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WAHA
Total Halter/breeding/in hand: 92
Total Performance: 68
Total: 160
LEVEL 3 & LEVEL 5: LEGION OF EXCELLENCE and LEGION OF SUPREME MERIT ++++//
[Level 6 at 240pts, of which 120 in B/H and 120 in performance]
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Breeding status: Approved, active stallions only. Arabian or PBA only.
Fee: 1 x breeding picture and 90
OR 1 x breeding picture and 1 full body of Trouble
*I will consider slot swaps*
=used =closed =reserved =open
Intoxxicating
Harry
Me
Me
Unnamed
Unnamed
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Personality: Spunky, determined, fearless with humans, anxious around other horses, bossy, wily, show-off, intelligent, tempered when she doesn't get her own way, dislikes men, "high and mighty" attitude.
History: Trouble has already had quite a few homes in her short life, the novelty of a pretty, spotted araloosa mare quickly wearing off when her spirited nature and social issues with other horses proved her to be too scatty for most disciplines and too difficult to mix with stallions for breeding. Nell however decided to take a chance on the mare. She oozed quality. She just needed to get her focused enough to find a discipline that would suit the mare and then, once she's proven herself, a nice calm stallion to put her at ease.
