Name: Waitnsee Magician Breeze

Registration: [CAN]14968

Sire: Marv-Ell Esso Magician [CAN]11199

Dam: Ferme Leblanc Boreal Cindy [CAN]6228

DOB: May 26, 2014

Height: 14.3 hands

Weight: 1100 lbs

Barn Name: Breeze

Color: Black (Red Carrier)

DNA Color Test Results: Ee, aa, ND2/ND2

Training: Trained western, Bareback, Obstacles.

Progeny: Breeze produces amazing, stocky, friendly, and outgoing foals. She has nice old bloodlines and is an exceptional broodmare. Unfortunately, Breeze delivered a stillborn filly around 8:30am on February 20, 2024 at just 9 months of gestation. 

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Kitcat Kyng Lost*too*soon (Stillborn filly born on February 20, 2024)

Kitcat Kyng Island-Breeze [CAN]15011

Kitcat Kyng Jett [CAN]15247

 

        Waitnsee Magician Breeze [CAN]14968 is short and stocky - standing at just under 15 hands. Even though Breeze is short, she is a powerhouse and she has nice heavy bone without sacrificing agility. Breeze has a big personality and tends to be higher in the pecking order. Breeze was lightly started with 60 days of training as a 3 year old before being turned out to mentally and physically mature. She completed another sixty days of professional reining based training with S.R Horse Training in the winter of 2022 as well as an additional thirty day refresher in April 2024. Breeze had a couple of years off to be a pasture pet, but her previous owner moved into the city, so Breeze has recently come back to us. Breeze is currently being rehabbed for weight loss and is slowly being brought back into work as time allows and her physical condition improves. 

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         Prior to Breeze's weight gain as a pasture pet, she was athletic, smart, sure footed, fast and responsive. We are confident she will regain these qualities once her weight is back under control. She can be a very zippy little mare that responds very well to leg, seat, and rein aids. Even as overweight as she is, Breeze is still really light on her feet with very smooth gaits that make her lovely to ride. She takes up a lot of leg, and it makes her seem much taller than she actually is. She has amazing ground manners, and is great to lead, tie, load, groom, deworm, saddle, bridle, etc. She is great for the vet, farrier, and dentist. She is very gentle, and has never required sedation for ultrasounds / pregnancy checks.

 

           Breeze has a great foundation of training under saddle, but she is very sensitive and will get nervous if her rider is not confident and balanced. Breeze prefers a rider with light hands, quiet legs, and a steady seat. Breeze is being brought back into work bareback due to saddle fitting issues because of her current weight. Breeze has had a really good attitude about her training, and we are excited to continue to rider her more as her weight loss progresses. We plan to do a full rehab on Breeze, and she will be staying with us as a riding horse for at least a year or two.