Cinnamon (CBER Lola)

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LOLA (Cinnamon) - 4-5 y/o - 14h - Gaited Mare
Post by foxie on Mar 2, 2006, 8:29am

LOLA - 4 - 5 year old, 14h, gaited mare.

$650.00

Contact Janet for information at: [e-mail]



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Re: LOLA - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by lessismore on Mar 2, 2006, 9:21am

What a gorgeous head she has


edited to change website link to outside link...
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Re: LOLA - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by marcia on Mar 19, 2006, 9:36pm

Lola (now named Cinnamon) is turning out to be quite the lover. She follows you everywhere in the pasture and wants to "help" or just check out what your doing. She is totally enjoying her daily brushings that Katie is giving her and we actually put Katie on her back the other day-she didn't do anything. In fact, we have flapped things around her, thrown things in the air and by her feet and she never batts an eye. Maybe we finally found that 4-h horse. Will keep everyone posted with her progress.
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Re: LOLA - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by marcia on Mar 31, 2006, 9:44pm

OK, this horse can probably be moved from QH to Gaited horses. The vet was out Wednesday and she labeled Cinnamon as a Tenn. Walker. When she gets out and trots, there's no way she is Quarter Horse! The other part is the vet thought she was only about 3yrs old. She still has her baby teeth that she won't loose till she's about 3 1/2. And the fact that this baby already had a baby- oh the poor girl. Hopefully she'll be headed soon to the stables and we will begin breaking her to ride. We are still trying to get the weight on her but she is as always, an lover. A true hip pocket horse.
Janet

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Re: LOLA - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by piopico on Mar 31, 2006, 9:54pm

Wow, so does she trot? Or does her front and back go at a different rhythm? What a surprise. Lucky Katie!
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Re: LOLA - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by marcia on Apr 1, 2006, 1:30pm

Janet(my daughter-in-law) was wondering if you were asking if she paces, or single foot gate.Katie not so sure about being lucky right now she just wants a horse she can ride.yesterday. Hopefully Song will do till cinnamon is trained more.
We really need to get her in a arena, to see what the trot is.
Marcia
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Re: LOLA - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by marcia on Apr 2, 2006, 8:28pm

Here's a photo of Cinnamon and Katie.




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Re: LOLA (Cinnamon) - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by marcia on Apr 24, 2006, 12:53pm

Lola/Cinnamon is doing great, katie now lunging her by herself. I forgot the digial yesterday but will try get pictures this week and post. Its so cute to see the two working together, grandma writting this. I had'nt been up for a week when I went up Sunday I could really notice how much Cinnamon had filled out, she is a real pretty girl.
Katies birthday was Friday, lots of horsy things, for Cinnamon.New blanket, halter, lead rope. Etc.
Marcia
PS. I just posted pictures. 4/24/06
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Re: LOLA (Cinnamon) - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by tireddog on Apr 24, 2006, 1:13pm

Marcia, I just had to write and tell you how interesting your name choices are. Our Beverly (from CBER) became Lola, and she is close pals to our first rescue, Cinnamon (original name). Great minds think alike! (You don't happen to have a Gary, Bourbon, Lady Ambrosia, or Oreo Cookie, do you?!) ~AJ
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Re: LOLA (Cinnamon) - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by marcia on May 22, 2006, 10:21am

Cinnamon, is back home again from the stables most of the horses had left and she was lonesome. She has been a very good girl, no jumping out of this pen its higher with a electric wire. There horses on three sides she doesn't care if they are minis and the yard is on the other and I think that is the big thing with her. She likes to see and be close to people,for she is a talker. Katie is out of shool now and can work with her more.Plus Katie recieved a scholarship from the Ann Beckner Foundation for horse related instructions which she is looking forward to. We hope Cinnamon will be able to attend some of the class with her.
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Re: LOLA (Cinnamon) - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by cat67 on May 22, 2006, 10:42am

Well, jeez, sounds like you have a jumper prospect there...world's first TW jumper
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Re: LOLA (Cinnamon) - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by marcia on Jun 28, 2006, 10:25pm

Cinnamon is at the english trainer and doing great in her schooling. We had told the trainer that she will jump a fence. Trainer now knows first hand, they took Cinnamons pasture friend out for training and she wanted to go to. Over the metal farm gate she went, about 4 1/2 feet. Janet got to see her do it here also before we took her to the trainer. She couldn't believe it and with the grace of a deer.
Will try to get some up date pictures to post.

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Re: LOLA (Cinnamon) - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by marcia on Sept 9, 2006, 2:45pm

Cinnamon, tried to jump a gate again at the trainers and hurt her leg so she has been home since end of July. Her leg is fine. There was a good sale on E-Bay for training equipment that we needed for large horses so purchased equipment since Janet has had experance in training, showing in English riding she has taken over her training. We have had no more jumping fences, or trying to when she is tired of her training. as she did at the trainers. I think she likes being home with us.In fact she is coming along very well with her ground work.( lungeing, ground driving etc).Will try and find time to get pictures of her training, for with Janet training her I have extra minis to work.
In one of are earilyer post I stated that Cinnamon had extra gait . its a running walk, that she does on her own when in a large area.


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Re: LOLA (Cinnamon) - 4-5 y/o - 14h - QH Mare
Post by janet on Sept 25, 2006, 10:26am

Have been ground working and driving Cinnamon- she has been doing fantastic- so I got on her this weekend for the first time at a walk. (have just sat on her before) She did wonderful. Got another opinion that she may be Paso Fino.

And yes, no helmet- please no lectures!



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Re: LOLA (Cinnamon) - 4-5 y/o - 14h - Gaited Mare
Post by Sunlights Lady on Oct 24, 2006, 8:48pm

She sure is a cutie. She looks wonderful you have done a great job with her.
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[marcia]

Cinnamon has a wonderful smooth trot and is so easy to sit. In fact, she is so smooth that it's hard to post on her. She is becoming a very nice huntseat horse and Katie has actually ridden her a few times in the arena. I'll post pictures soon. I gave Katie a list of her horses and asked her to list them in order of her favorites. Everyone hit #1 and we're not "allowed" to sell anyone. So she has Cinnamon, Don Juan (if mom doesn't steal him) and a 1 1/2 yr old Arab filly. I guess we'll figure out who's going in which show ring later.

[rackn]

I agree that she looks like a Paso Fino or Paso cross. Forgive me, I am new here, but is she available or are you sharing your story with her? She is lovely either way.

[marcia]

Just updateing how she is doing since we adopted her 14 month ago.

[marcia]

Cinnamon, and Don Juan are going to a three day training clinic this week,can't wait to see how are cinnamon does, so will be putting updates and pictures on these two.

[agilitygal]

She's very pretty. Am very surprised that she can jump. I've never known a gaited horse that could get his feet together all at the same time with enough speed to actually jump! I had a gaited morgan that could never canter for more than a few strides because he would just get his feet all mixed up. He could run out in the pasture for a ways, but he could never canter with me on his back! That was ok as his gaited walk was my favorite anyway. . .my other horse could canter.

[marcia]

Surprised, so were we and the trainer we had her at last summer. But she could jump from a stand still right over three feet thats why we brought her home last summer from the trainer. And this weekend Janet had her at a three day training clinic with top trainers. Three of the trainer felt she was a paso fino cross, in one of the class she went into the paso fino gait when the trainer ask for a fast trot. I hope that the pictures turn out.

[janet]

Here are some pics from the 4-h Family camp. Cinnamon did great after she got use to everything. For a green horse there were SO many interesting things to look at. I started out English, but trusted myself alittle more in the Western for the day.

Working in a please class with hunt seat trainer.


Learning to stand patiently!


Our first jump!!!!

[piopico]

Pretty as a picture!