As indicated Strike has always been healthy.  No vet services have been required for a couple of years.  She has all her regular care, vaccinations, dental, shoeing, etc., kept up regularly.  She does has a sensitive left eye.  We manage the eye care by keeping Strike out of the wind, do not use fly masks, and keep her face clean.  She is excellent at Trailering, as you can see - does not mind standing next to Stallions, well-behaved, and honest.  She loves to be loved, but will take advantage when she can.  I don't consider a push-button horse.  You do need to "ride" her and know your technical skills.

Next, just a reminder that Strike has been my daughter's horse since she was a baby.  We purchased her from Woodland Stallion Station where she has lived all her life.  Brandi left for college, UCSC in 2004.  She managed to go to college, work and still train/show Strike for two years - then, it just became too hard.  Strike qualified and was taken to Nationals in 2003 through 2006.  We have a friend of Brandi's show Strike in 2007 and she did very well.  Stike's most successful year was in 2005 wherein she won Many titles at Grand Nationals, including:  Grand National World Champion Training Level Dressage.  She won 4th in 2006.  This was with little preparation by Brandi who was busy with her studies.  She is very capable.  She has won many, many Regional Camp/Reserve Champ over the years, as well as awards within our Morgan Show world.   Her strengths are Dressage, and Hunter Pleasure.  Brandi has also won many equitation Championships riding Strike.

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