Willow is approximately 14.1 hands and a very pretty dun tobiano. I suspect she is homozygous for the tobiano gene although I have not yet had her tested. She does have lots of tiny dots and speckle in all her white markings like that of a homozygous horse and both her parents are tobianos as well. Willow is an EXCELLENT trail horse but does require shoes as she has tender feet. She crosses water, bridges, down trees, etc. She is not spooky and likes to really move out at a fast walk. She can be the leader, or bring up the end, she doesn't care. I have even ponied other horses off her. She is very willing to go and explore new things on trail rides, it's very fun to ride her! I originally bought Willow for my husband to ride but he is really too big for her and has since found another horse that he has fallen in love with. I have been told that Willow has been used of cattle and play days in the past but I have not personally used her for that. She is currently in-foal for a 2011 foal that will be available for purchase after it is born. Willow can be bred back or sold open.  PEDIGREE

Brand New Chaps that the husband HAD to have several years back but never used. They are russet in color and a Men's Size medium but extra long in length as he has a 38" inseam. They are actually not quite long enough for him if he were sitting on horse. They could easily be cut down to a shorter size for someone not as tall. We paid about $120 for them several years ago but they have been kept in a bag in the closet ever since. This is a shot gun style chap with no fringe or scallops that would be ideal for ranch work, trail riding or even for motorcycle use. We bought them from Double H tack in Salem OR in 2005. We will consider any reasonable offer.