Alicia, y de 14 años, y de 1.58 m de altura, yegua de raza AQHA de color alazán.

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CONSIGNOR CONTACT: Jennifer Rajewski 720-745-1088
LOCATION: Longmont, CO
BREED: AQHA
REGISTERED: Yes
REGISTERED NAME: Von Sugar Doll
COLOR: Bay
HEIGHT: 15.2
AGE: 14
GENDER: Mare

Alicia is a stunning 14-year-old AQHA bay mare standing 15.2 hands. Sturdy, well-built, and full of experience, she is the ultimate "been there, done that" horse with a show career that speaks for itself. Alicia has competed in Reining, Ranch Riding, and Ranch Trail, with
notable appearances at the AQHA Youth World Show, Arizona Sun Circuit, and numerous
AQHA and NRHA shows throughout Colorado, Wyoming, and Nebraska. She has placed in the top 10 at the AQHA Youth World Show— a testament to her consistency.
Alicia is a forward mare. In the show pen, Alicia turns heads with her elegant long trot, smooth extended lope, and beautifully balanced gaits. She is a fully broke mare with all the buttons: confident stops, easy turnarounds, and effortless lead changes. She can consistently score plus maneuvers in Reining and is equally at home in Ranch Trail — pulling the log, crossing the bridge, and working the gate with quiet confidence.
Having spent the majority of her career with two dedicated trainers focused on Reining and
Ranch events, Alicia brings a solid foundation.
Alicia also enjoyed plenty of trail rides — mountains, dirt roads, and open fields — making her a well-rounded partner.
On the ground, Alicia is a pleasure to be around. She is gentle with children,
respectful for the farrier, easy to bathe, and a dream to haul. She stands quietly on cross ties
and at the wash rack, and is not buddy sour in the least. In the pasture, she gets along with all horses, a boss mare — but never mean or nasty. She keeps a tidy stall and is polite
with her neighbors.
Alicia would be an excellent match for an intermediate rider or a confident older youth. She
would transition seamlessly into ranch work, cattle work, trail riding, local showing, or casual arena riding.