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Emmy Lu Slew

Emmy Lu Slew

$500.00Price

2009 16.1 HH Bay Thoroughbred Mare

 

Emmy is a beautiful off-the-track Thoroughbred with an impressive pedigree as the granddaughter of the legendary Seattle Slew. Athletic, intelligent, and eager to please, she is a sweet, sensitive mare who thrives on consistency. Once she builds trust, Emmy quickly becomes an affectionate "in-your-pocket" companion who loves attention and forms a strong bond with her person.

 

Although Emmy is no longer suited for a riding career, she has plenty of love and personality to offer as a companion. She enjoys human interaction, attention, and having a familiar routine. Emmy particularly enjoys liberty work, where she can engage with her person, showcase her intelligence, and build a connection without the demands of riding. Her willingness to connect makes her a rewarding horse for someone who appreciates developing a relationship at her own pace.

 

Emmy does best with a consistent routine and thoughtful management to keep her comfortable. She receives annual hock injections, benefits from routine chiropractic care, and currently wears front nail-on shoes. She thrives on a familiar schedule, spending her days in a stall and her nights turned out with a small group of mares.

 

If you're looking for a kind, affectionate companion with a special personality, Emmy could be the perfect match. With patience, consistency, and a few well-placed treats, her loyal nature truly shines. She may no longer be looking for a riding partner, but she has so much love to give to the right person!

 

 

Adoption Fee: $500

 

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Adoption Home Level

 

Beginner - Novice - Intermediate - Advanced


This adopter has spent a good amount of time around horses—through lessons, mentorship, or hands-on experience—and feels confident handling and caring for them independently. They’re comfortable riding at all gaits (walk, trot, and canter), and can lunge or round pen a horse with ease. They also have some experience with less-seasoned or “greener” horses, especially when working with support from a trainer.

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