A beautiful and unique colored mare with a solid body and sound mind. "Cassidy" is quiet, sweet and very athletic. This mare has an excellent temperment and is fun to handle and train. Has been started and rode limitedly due to the owner'd lack of time. Mare hauls, loads, baths, ties and clips. "Cassidy" has a positive attitude and learns quickly. This mare is talented enough to go show and tough enough to trail ride or do ranch work all day long. UTD on worming. NO VICES.

Sire 100% Foundation buckskin. Dam, foundation bred, dun. See full pedigree on allbreedpedigree.com/Hickorys Poco Casidy

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This mare has a really cute small head, huge hip, tremendous athletic ability built into her pedigree, and the looks that it takes to be a successful competitor. She was with reining trainer Randy Fowler for 2 years. I have been taking reining lessions on her and she is doing great, My trainer said 2 months of training and she will be ready for Green Reiner classes. I have a 2 yeard old that I put into training and and I can not afford both was going to show her and put money on her and then retire her to the broodmare band if not sold. Can not afford both in training. need to sell Rio.

RIO is by Bay Starlite (1994) AQHA#3289852, Bay Starlite consistently sires great movers, big stoppers with outstanding substance, conformation, and beautiful heads. Although Bay Starlite was not shown due to injury, he has proven himself as a sire of competitive reining horses at all levels. He is a son of Grays Starlight (1984) NCH Bronze Award, Top 15 All-Time Leading Sire, NRCHA #5 All-Time Leading Sire and an AQHA Leading Sire of Performance ROM, siring earners of over $12,000,000

Her dam is Dons Dry Lady (1979) $11,646, split 7th Harrahs PCCHA 3-year old Open Futurity; semi finalist in PCCHA 3-year old open futurity, dam of 13 foals.

Dams Sire is Dry Doc (1968), DRY DOC

Here is a nice sizied mare with some old time cutting bloodlines. Started her under saddle late last fall and sent her to a professional reining trainer this summer for 30 days. She is a quick learner; starting to spin, slide stop and really moves off your leg.

She is home raised I have both her sire and dam and anyone can ride them. I just don't have enough time for all these horses so I need to cut back and send them somewhere where they will get used like they should be used.

Paternal Grandsire showed at NCHA Futurity and missed finals by half a point. He also has 6 team penning points.