Checklife MW - 7 years old mare: A Standout Find from My European Trip
- crina925
- May 28
- 2 min read
My recent journey through Europe was an unforgettable experience, filled with exceptional horses and dedicated trainers. Today, I decided to present Checklife MW.
At 7 years old, this elegant mare embodies lots of qualities an ambitious rider looks for in a jumper or equitation horse. Her calm and composed demeanor, paired with a steady, balanced canter, makes her a dream to ride. Whether for an advanced junior looking to gain confidence over higher fences, or a professional seeking a talented horse to excel in 1.25m classes and higher, Checklife MW fits the bill effortlessly.
A Natural Talent Over Fences
This tall elegant mare has all the qualities of a horse that makes jumping look effortless. With automatic lead changes, she offers a smooth ride, allowing her rider to focus on precision and rhythm rather than worrying about technical adjustments. No spook, no stop—she jumps everything, a testament to her reliability and willingness. Her training environment includes both jumper and equitation courses, ensuring she is well-prepared to handle various challenges in competition.
Exceptional Ground Manners & Care
Beyond her impressive skills in the ring, Checklife MW’s ground manners are impeccable. She loads easily, and stands quietly for the farrier, making her an all-around stress-free partner for any rider. Started by her owner and placed in a steady training and competition program, she has developed consistency, discipline, and the confidence to take on bigger challenges.
An Ideal Partner for the Show Ring
Whether stepping into the jumper ring or showcasing elegance in equitation, Checklife MW brings calmness, quality, and talent to every ride. She is truly a horse that blends athleticism and rideability, making her an exciting prospect for riders who want a reliable, well-trained partner.
This is just the beginning of my journey through Europe’s incredible horses, and Checklife MW was a perfect first highlight. Stay tuned for more insights into the remarkable equines I met along the way!
See her is action:
First outdoor training of the year, on a cold, sunny February morning:
May Competition:
Always happy to offer more details on this amazing horse!
Would love to hear your thoughts—what do you look for in a successful competition horse?
