Personality & Manners:
- Social with other horses, prefers to follow rather than challenge herd leaders
- Calm and non-reactive around trucks, fireworks, dogs, birds, and ranch animals
- Walks politely in-hand and is easy to halter
- Enjoys both stall time and pasture time — often chooses to relax in her stall and watch the world go by
- Buddy-oriented but gaining confidence through consistent handling

Training & Abilities:
- Stands tied patiently for grooming, baths, fly spray, and hoof care
- Can be a little pushy on the ground when anxious, but responds well to a confident, calm handler
- Very broke, even when only worked bi-weekly
- Ridden in round pen, arena, and open fields at the walk, trot, and canter
- Has worn both English and Western tack
- Responsive to rider aids
- Introduced to new arenas, obstacles, and trails
- Calm and steady under saddle, even with large trucks and distractions nearby
- Walks confidently in-hand and yields both hindquarters and forehand
- Learning to lunge — still a new concept, but improving with patience
- Confident trail horse prospect with potential for dressage work

Background & Care:
- Treated for ulcers with Gastro-Guard and showing steady improvement while in training
- Thin, short hooves that are managed with glue-on shoes, front shoes, and a biotin supplement

Why She’s Amazing:
Cruising Down Daisy is the kind of horse that captures hearts instantly. She’s a tall rider’s dream, but her gentle and affectionate nature makes her just as suitable for smaller riders. She is broke, and she handles busy environments with ease — from trucks and fireworks to dogs and other animals. With her versatility, she could continue developing as a dressage prospect, become a hunter, enjoy relaxed trail rides, or simply thrive as a cherished companion. Cruising Down Daisy is ready to share her gentle spirit and endless affection with the forever family she’s been waiting for.