Birdie, yegua de 13 años, de 1,55 m, semental AQHA color roan rojo

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CONSIGNOR CONTACT: Lacey Wilf Equine 501-940-8704
LOCATION: Quitman, AR
BREED: Quarter Horse
REGISTERED: Yes
REGISTERED NAME: CAT ANA BIRDIE *By Athena Puddy Cat*
COLOR: Red Roan
HEIGHT: 15.1
AGE: 13
GENDER: Gelding

Cat Ana Bird, better known as Birdie, is a 2013 model gelding standing 15.1 hands and built around the kind of experience you can feel more than you can list. He is sired by Athena Puddy Cat and out of a granddaughter of Smart Little Lena, and while the pedigree is there, what matters is how it shows up when you ride him.
Birdie has spent his time where it counts, at the stockyards and out on the ranch, in the kind of environments that don’t leave room for guessing. He has seen pressure, handled cattle, and learned to stay level-headed in the middle of it. That experience translates into a horse that doesn’t get hurried, doesn’t get tight, and doesn’t need to be micromanaged.
In the arena, he feels like a horse that already knows how to meet you halfway. He is soft in the bridle, responsive through his body, and carries a level of feel that doesn’t require effort to find. He is very broke in a way that feels practical, not showy, the kind you can ride without having to think through every step.
Outside, Birdie is straightforward and unbothered. He crosses whatever is in front of him, logs, water, uneven ground, without needing reassurance, and stays the same whether he is by himself or with a group. He is not looking for a reason to be difficult, and that makes him easy to enjoy.
Day to day, he fits. Catch him, saddle him, haul him, shoe him, it’s all routine to him. He stands, waits, and handles it without fuss. He is suitable for most levels of rider because he doesn’t overreact, doesn’t get ahead of you, and doesn’t change depending on the day.
Birdie is the kind that becomes part of your routine before you even realize it. He’s easy to pull out, easy to ride, and hard to put away, with a mindset that doesn’t change from one day to the next. There’s no guessing with him, no adjusting your expectations depending on the day—just a horse that shows up the same, does his job, and makes everything around him feel a little more straightforward.