Honey is 14.3 hands tall, the most solid sturdy reliable girl ever as long as you keep her well fed and healthy. If youre not going to use her for a trail horse or pack horse, keep scrolling. She has no back problems, no leg or joint problems, she has not been injured or sick once the whole time i have owned her. she trailers perfectly fine, stands for the farrier, stands tied, and leads. However she has had a drop in her weight since having her 4th baby, but since we weaned her in decemeber she is making good progess getting it back and up to her normal self. She knows basic training, can turn walk trot pretty much anything. She has NOT learned how to neck rein if youre wondering. I used her for barrel racing and all kinds of activities including a little bit of jumping, pole bending, even walking to the gas station with my friends and their horses. she does well with other horses. she has never bucked for me once. she stands to put a saddle on but doesnt like it and will try to bite the fence or the closest object as youre tightening the cinch. She is moody and gets stressed sometimes with busy surroundings and needs a lot of patience. she is not a beginner horse. She does not like love and affection, though i have tried to hug and kiss her many times because i do love her, she doesnt know what i am doing and will pin her ears, clearly uncomfortable. She really is a sweet girl if you just work with her every day, the only reason I am selling her is because I do not have time for 3 horses. She is strong and sturdy and really just needs to live on a pasture and be used for trail riding and packing. she is the happiest girl and most obedient in nature. She turns into an angel of a horse as long as she knows her job, has consistiency, and is just out in the mountains somewhere. She will follow you even without a lead in the mountains, i have tried it (unless she wants to eat grass) My grandma and many kids have ridden her before and she is safe and very smart, but very stubborn when being bothered. I hate to see her go, she was my first horse, and I want her to go to a home where she can be loved and happy, but I just don't have what SHE wants. 3500 obo