Description
- Breed: Friesian Sport Horse
- Listed By: Kate Shavalier 231-670-7101
- Location: Hesperia, MI
- Color: Black
- Height: 15.1 hh
- Foal Date: May 5, 2015
- Sex: Mare
- Markings: See Photos
- Ending: May 15, 2025
ALEXIS Z HUTZ “LEXUS”
10YO 15.1HH, REGISTERED FRIESIAN SPORT HORSE
+ DRIVES + TRAIL DELUXE + WTL + REGISTERED + TRAFFIC SAFE + SAFE +
***** 𝗖𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗕𝗨𝗬 𝗡𝗢𝗪 𝗣𝗥𝗜𝗖𝗘 ******
Introducing…
Alexis Z Hutz a.k.a Lexus
10 year old 1/2 Friesian 1/2 Morgan Mare.
15.1 hands tall
Rides & Drives!
Beginner Friendly both ways!
Lexus is what I consider a perfect first horse for an advanced beginner or a perfect match for a Grandma that still wants to ride/drive but wants something sane and NOT spunky. She’s really an all-around family-type horse; everyone can enjoy her and have fun with her.
She’s easy to get along with NO bad habits or vices. She does NOT spook easily. If I had to describe her in one word, it would be “sensible.” Every time I ride/drive her, that word pops up in my mind. She’s just a very down-to-earth, no-fuss, no-worry type of horse. She has been there and done that, and she’s got an old soul, although she’s still young and has lots of years ahead of her.
For driving, she is absolutely SAFE. She drives herself, literally. And if she could, she would hitch herself. She stands like a perfect statue for harnessing, hitching, getting on or off the cart, and for stop signs. It would be hard to find a horse that stands still better than this mare.
And when I say she drives herself, let me explain. I just read a book and leave the reins loose while she’s driving down the back roads where there’s not much traffic, and she will move over on her own for oncoming cars.
She’s fine with all sorts of traffic as well, such as cars, trucks, motorcycles, semis, etc. I’ve had dogs come out of the yard into the road charging, and she just ignores them. There’s really not much that phases her. She’s been driven in much bigger, busier cities than the one in the video, so she’s used to a lot heavier traffic.
Another thing that impresses me about her is, whether it’s under harness or saddle, she WILL go anywhere you point her. She’s not like most horses that have to stop and think about it, or you may have to persuade them. She will just do it with no hesitations.
She stands excellent for the farrier and for tacking and mounting. She will leave home alone or separate out on the trail. She can ride front or back, will cross anything logs, bridges, water, etc. and doesn’t mind wildlife.
She gets along with other horses, loads right in the trailer and backs right out, and hauls great. She’s easy to catch and friendly. She’s an easy keeper. She’s very stout, so she can easily carry a bigger rider than me and has no problem pulling a heavier load.
She’s been ridden and driven by all ages, from the kids up to grandparents. She’s just a very safe, reliable, and sensible mare that takes care of her humans. It would be hard to rattle her cage. She’s also had foals before and is a good mom.
She comes up to date on her vaccines, dewormings, Coggins, and vet check. You’re more than welcome to come see her in person or call if you have any questions: 231-670-7101.
Kate Shavalier 231-670-7101
Hesperia, MI
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