Lily (voller Name: What’s Up Tiger Lily), 11 Jahre, Fuchs, Stute)

After much deliberation, I have made the difficult decision to sell my Lily due to personal and health reasons. I am primarily offering her as a high-quality leisure horse, but she is also capable of competing in sprinting events.  

Lily (full name: What’s Up Tiger Lily), 11 years old, chestnut mare, Hanoverian, approximately 16.1 hh.  

Lily is a dream horse:  
1. She is incredibly gentle and friendly in handling, whether grooming, farrier visits, veterinarian, trailer loading, hacking alone or in a group (dogs or other horses). Of course, she can get a bit startled at times, but she is generally manageable. During her favorite canter stretches, she naturally wants to go but will relax again on a long rein at the end. Breaks in water or for tourist photos are always welcome fun.  
2. She is well-suited for riding out alone or in groups. She can be a bit spooky occasionally but is generally easy to handle. She loves to canter and will do so willingly, yet she remains relaxed on a long rein. She enjoys pauses in water or for photos, making rides varied and enjoyable.  
3. She is also excellent for lunging; she responds well to voice commands and enjoys rolling in the sand before and after work. She is not familiar with knot halters or circus training… because (see point 1).  
4. Our main discipline was jumping, where she achieved successes up to 1.20 meters. Although Lily is very eager, forward-going, and cautious when jumping, she requires a confident rider. She can be a bit wary at times.  
5. Lily has also participated in several cross-country training sessions and competitions, with varying degrees of success.  
6. In daily work and dressage, I would describe Lily as a “diesel” engine; once warmed up, she moves effortlessly. If asked, she probably prefers interval gallop training before dressage work. She is very sensitive in the mouth and requires a delicate hand.  
7. She does not buck, rear, strike, or bite.  
8. She will do almost anything for a treat.  

In walk, her hind steps are sometimes uneven, but this has been checked multiple times, and no health issues have been found. Teeth and physiotherapy are regularly maintained.  

Lily is looking for a 5-star home with 5-star people. Price upon request.  

Serious inquiries are welcome to arrange a trial ride.