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She does best when she has a relationship/ bond with her rider. A confident intermediate that has a trainer's guidance or experienced rider would be ideal. She is extremely reactive to nervous people.
She tolerated the several gymkhana shows she attended. She has gone to multiple parades, occasionally spooky but manageable. She is move reactive to people doing things and less reactive about objects / environment.
♡ She enjoyed the 15 mile novice endurance competition. She excelled at the conditioning practices. She is brave and likes to lead the group. She looky when she leads but not spooky per say. She will ride in the back of a group but is argumentative and more reactive to noise coming from the rider.
She rides in a rope halter or a snaffle bit. She prefers the halter. She is sensitive to leg cues. If you are accidentally squeezing she is going to move off until the pressure is released. If you pilot her when she spooks, she does listen.
This makes her less suitable for nervous riders or beginners.
She has ridden along the roads during daylight and dark and isn't reactive to traffic. The painted lines on the ground bothered her for a little bit.
Origin of her name:
Fiadh (fee-ah) is a given name for a woman. It is Irish in origin, coming from a word meaning "deer", "wildness" but also "respect".
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Fiadh isn't everyone's cup of tea.
She is someone's perfect cup of tea.
She will come with current (EIA) Coggins test, and if leaving the state or Wisconsin, a CVI.
Potential adopters are welcome to have a pre-purchase exam done at their expense.