From the adopter/foster home:

Just wanted to update you on Clementine (Molly). I've had an addition of a new mare to my small barn, who has become boss mare. This has settled Molly down some and she has become easier for me to handle. I think she does well in a larger group of horses. I've been working hard on just getting her to have excellent ground manners and be safe. She now backs into her stall to have her halter removed (even with her grain waiting in there for her); working on lunging on lunge line, standing quietly while saddled and bridled, stands perfectly still to be mounted, still working at riding, riding western pleasure using small spur and leg pressure for steering. She doesn't seem to like anything pulling on her mouth. She is comfortable while we ride in front of the barn while other horses are there or if being ridden with others but if gets out of site of other horses, she panics.

Molly does well on trails as long as with others. She is in excellent health, has one front clubfoot, but good feet otherwise. She stands for the Ferrier if she has hay bag to munch on, leads very, very well, stops on a dime, backs on command, gives kisses. She gets one cup of grain in am and pm and a flake of hay a day and is in enjoying an 8-acre pasture 10 hours a day.

I think she would do well in a situation or home with several horses so she does not become attached to just one. She is a good girl and tries hard and remembers what she has been taught.

Location: Mocksville, NC