Rider Wanted - Inquire Within
Name
Breed
Arabian
Gender
Mare
Color
Bay
Temperament
3 (1 - calm; 10 - spirited)
Registry
NA
Reg Number
NA
Height
14.0 hh
Foal Date
January, 1993
Country
United States
Views/Searches
12/0
Ad Status
—
Price
$275
Arabian Mare for Sale in Alvin, TX
I'm a 21 yo girl that loves to go.I'm not huge and I'm getting up there in age so it is best I have a petite rider for a safe fun ride. I'm not interested in the mundane day to day riding class or childrens program. I want to hit the trails and the open pastures with a ready and willing youngster or adult. Joy is super light with queues, trots with a kiss and canters with a big kiss, reigns well and also has done a bit of English riding since she has been here. We love her so much and she is a kid favorite but she is not happy hanging out going nowhere. I love to trailride and go on frequent walks, trots and runs around a pasture, trail and neighborhood. Joy would be happy to have one final owner and friend to go off into retirement slowly with. She wants to go on adventures until she just can't anymore and then she wants to graze peacefully and securely in a pasture for the rest of her life. Do you think you would like to partner up with this great girl? Could you promise her what she needs to the end?
Clean coggins and UTD.
All adoptions are a forever commitment with follow ups and a no sale/breeding contract.
Shipping is the adopters responsibility. You must be 18 and older to adopt.
About Alvin, TX
In Alvin's municipal election on May 7, 2016, citizens voted to elect newly relocated resident, Chris Sanger, as their At Large Position 2 city council member in the city's largest turnout in a municipal election, with 1,590 votes cast. Sanger ousted two-term incumbent, Terry Droege, with Sanger receiving 50.58% to Droege's 49.42%. Chris Sanger ran on the slogan, "Fresh Face, New Voice," while pointing out that the incumbent had a spotty attendance record to regularly scheduled council meetings, amongst other calls for accountability, such as lower property taxes, expenditure responsibility, and that police for the city of Alvin have been historically underpaid. Chris Sanger resigned in October 2017, citing a possible conflict of interest between his occupation and his position on city council. Candidate filings began the next month and on March 24, 2018, then 18-year-old Joel Castro won a special election against John Burkey to serve for the remainder of Sanger's unexpired term.