Rocky Mountain Horse Mare for Sale
Name
Breed
Rocky Mountain
Gender
Mare
Color
Chestnut
Temperament
3 (1 - calm; 10 - spirited)
Registry
NA
Reg Number
NA
Height
15.0 hh
Foal Date
January, 2009
Country
United States
Views/Searches
33/0
Ad Status
Available
Price
$5,500
Rocky Mountain Mare for Sale in Frenchtown, MT
Journey is a grandaughter of Smith’s Ginger out of Smith’s Blackie and O-Hi’s Nite Ryder. Beautiful, smooth gaited and with all that these lines are known for. Journey is well trained and looking for a person to be as devoted to her as she wants to be to them. She is friendly and people oriented and will leave food or friends to check out any new people in her pasture. She is a hit with everyone and will happily let anyone fuss over her for hours. But in her heart of hearts she wants to be a one person horse. She will love on a million people a day if you let her, but what she really wants is to come home to HER person when it is all said and done - to devote herself to someone who is going to be there always and forever; who is ready to BELONG to HER. Journey is dreaming of a person who will stay with her for life and for that person she will give everything. This is a special horse with huge potential who is already solid and experienced on the trail. If you think you might be her person, come meet her.
Chestnut mare, 15 hands, 6 years old, registered and certified in the Rocky Mountain Horse Association (also KMSHA, KNGHA, MPHA). Located in Frenchtown, Montana (near Missoula). $5500
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About Frenchtown, MT
Americans gave the location a generic name based on the ethnicity or language of the original settlers, namely French Canadians. The settlement was cofounded around 1858 by two French Canadians moving inland with their Metis families to escape turmoil further west that followed the arrival of the American federal authorities. Jean-Baptiste Ducharme left Puget Sound during the Indian Wars (1855-1856) abandoning his land claim as his Muck Creek neighbors were arrested under martial law. Louis Brown (anglicized name) left the Colville Valley turmoil a few years later with his Pend d'Oreille wife and Metis daughters. Meanwhile the Pend d'Oreilles Kalispel had moved upriver to a new locale accompanied by Jesuit priest Father Hoecken who relocated the Saint-Ignatius mission northeast of the future Frenchtown.