06/30/2026
Edit: SOLD! Congratulations to this girls new owner! We can’t wait to see all that they accomplish together 🥰
⛵️⛵️FOR-SALE⛵️⛵️
Nova is a 10 year old “grade” Percheron mare standing 17.2hh.
Nova arrived in November 2025. We were told she had suffered a severe foaling injury and should not be rebred, yet she was with stud c**ts. We immediately consulted a veterinarian for an ultrasound (and vaccinations), which confirmed she was not pregnant thankfully. We also wanted an internal exam done which was conducted at the same time as the pregnancy check.
During this time we identified several discrepancies. Nova is in fact papered (not grade), she is 10 years old, born June 7 2016, contrary to the stated age of 7. She had a healthy foal in 2020, which may have been the one associated with the ruptures, or she might have been bred again with an unsuccessful outcome. Our veterinarian confirmed that Nova did suffer a traumatic foaling experience resulting in significant ruptures and should not be rebred.
Previously, Nova's hoof care consisted of trimming every six months in stocks, but she has since been trained to lift and hold her feet for trims. She is responsive to positive reinforcement and is very food motivated. Nova lunges and rides w/t/c. We were told she was drove a handful of times as a team however we cannot test this but can confirm that she ground drives. She is very lazy and uses a lot of leg. She has been used by complete beginners and is not spooky.
On the ground, Nova can be pushy, so a chain is used for leading. She is currently out 24/7 in a mixed herd of 15 and is mid-to-high pecking order.
Nova received vaccinations, including 4-way and rabies, in the fall, and her teeth were recently done on June 2nd, revealing significant issues on one side, with a recommendation for follow-up care in 6 months.
Videos available upon request
Location Clinton