Sweet Tea was evaluated by trainer Chucky Barbour in early May 2018. She ties with no issues, picks up feet w/ touch, saddles at a stand still, allows riders to mount from ground or mounting block at a stand still, walks on verbal command. Chucky also rode her bareback with no problems. She was fine being bridled and wearing a breast collar and back cinch. She is good for fly spray. She rode her at a walk on tarps, over cavalleti, and around barrels & poles. She is quiet and not spooky. Chucky could not get her to go faster than a walk. Another trainer looked at her (but did not ride her) a week later. He pointed out that one hip is dropped and has some atrophy. It likes hurs to trot or canter with a rider, so she simply refuses (she doesn't buck, kick, or get mad - she just refuses). She would be great for someone who wants to ride at a walk as she's sweet, quiet, and will go over almost anything you point her at.