Holly is a really nice, thick-made 14.2 hand sorrel mare that’s as versatile as she is gentle. At just 7 years old, she’s in her prime with a solid foundation and a bright future ahead.
She is extremely gentle and well-broke — the kind of mare that’s safe and fun for the whole family. Holly has a kind eye, excellent ground manners, and is easy to catch, saddle, and handle in every situation. No buck, no bolt, no nonsense.
On the ranch, she’s done it all. She’s finished on the breakaway side and started on calf roping, and she can rope both ends confidently. Whether you’re heading or heeling, Holly is handy, quick-footed, and knows her job. She’s been used extensively for everyday ranch work — sorting, gathering, doctoring, and all the miscellaneous tasks that come with working cattle. She’s proven, seasoned, and ready to go to work or hit the arena.
Her build is stout and powerful — that desirable “thick” ranch type with plenty of bone, a strong hip, and the durability to handle real work day after day. At 14.2 hands, she’s the perfect size: big enough to get the job done but compact and agile enough for kids, ladies, or anyone who appreciates an easy-to-ride package.
If you’re looking for a reliable, gentle, all-around mare that can compete in the roping pen and still be your go-to ranch horse, Holly checks every box. She’s the kind people ride every day and never get tired of.