"Nora" Piebald Mare All Rounder

Nora really is one of a kind. We have owned Nora for nearly 5 years. She came to us in foal and was the perfect mother to her little foal. She has been my daughters best friend, but she is sadly outgrown now. Nora has been mostly hacked during her time with us and some schooling. She goes well from voice command and doesn't need much leg. She is still learning but has kept my daughter and others safe. She doesn't always like water and has been known to hop over a puddle but as it continues to be wet she gets over it. She hacks well in company and will on her own but might do a bit of ballet before realising she will be turned back round. She is good with the dentist, farrier, vet. Good to groom and clip (apart from under her chin- that is to ticklish for her). She does not like wormers and will fall out with you for days (I admit, I have put it in food with a sprinkle of apple and she eats it all up). Unfortunately in the past week Nora started to buck. We now know her saddle no longer fits. She also has her baby (nearly 3 year old) to close and he calls for her when she is being ridden. That or she has heard us discuss finding her a new home. I am searching for a new saddle at the moment. Up to date with everything. Barefoot. TGCA part bred passport. Has not had Laminitis but her weight has fluctuated during her time with us and she did have a muzzle when on grass this summer. It could also be hormone related. Nora is a very loved pony and this has been a heartbreaking decision for our daughter (and me). However, Nora is only young and needs a little person to love and enjoy her as we have. We are hoping to remain in touch with her new owners, just to know how she is doing. We have so many pictures and videos of Nora we'd be happy to share. We are not in a rush as we want it to be the right home for her