Hermosa y prometedora yegua de Westfalia

After much consideration, I have decided to place my 12-year-old Westphalian mare, approximately 16.1 hh, in a 5-star home.  
**Top priority: the right home over the price!**  
She was my teenage daughter’s horse, but unfortunately, she has lost interest.  
Therefore, I took her over, but after many attempts, I must admit that we do not truly connect.  
Lady is very personable and well-behaved in handling.  
Under saddle, she is fully trained (though she needs to be re-engaged), requires a confident rider, and must be ridden with finesse and correctness.  
Lady wants to please and always tries to do her best.  
However, she is not suitable for beginners or children.  
Currently, I often ride her out (she needs more experience and a confident rider without a lead horse) and do groundwork.  
She is very eager to learn in these sessions.  
  
In winter, Lady is kept in an open stable and paddock with daily turnout, and in summer, she has 24-hour pasture access, which I would like to continue.  
  
Her tack and accessories can be purchased separately.