Copper Penny, a 11-year-old chestnut Thoroughbred gelding

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About this horse

Copper Penny is the horse you buy when you want your child or yourself to have a good year. He jumps everything, he comes back, and he has never stopped. He is eleven and has done a lot, so we have priced him to go to a home that will not over-face him. He is happiest in the 2·6" to 3·0" and he is not going to be a grand prix horse.

Performance history

Children’s hunters and low adult jumpers, 2023 through 2026
Consistently placed at local and regional shows

Competition records are as stated by the seller. Mount has not independently checked them.

Pedigree

Sire: Pennyworth
Dam: Copper Beech

Jockey Club registered, raced twice as a three-year-old.

Health and veterinary information

Coggins currentVaccinations currentRadiographs on file

Seller’s disclosures

Mild arthritic change in both front fetlocks, visible on radiographs, currently causing no lameness. Managed with regular turnout.

Veterinary files are private

Radiographs, scans and clinical notes are not published on the listing. Request them and the seller decides whether to release them to you.

Trial

The seller will consider a trial. Ask for one using the button above.

Location

Ocala, FL — South

Mount shows the town and state only. The yard’s address is shared by the seller once a visit is arranged.

Photography

Photograph 1: Action (35972072).jpeg by Andrea D Angelo, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Used to illustrate a fictional listing; the horse pictured is not the horse described.
Photograph 2: Dressage (158364647).jpeg by Hadi Baryon, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Used to illustrate a fictional listing; the horse pictured is not the horse described.
Photograph 3: Anna Österberg Rolecz, 2018 (DSC 4680).jpg by Zquid, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Used to illustrate a fictional listing; the horse pictured is not the horse described.
Photograph 4: Bwz Photography (134165303).jpeg by Silvia Schinkels, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Used to illustrate a fictional listing; the horse pictured is not the horse described.