Hillgarth Rising Nova
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Nova is a sweet 6 month old Welsh sec d cob. Nova is a good stamp of the breed. I have owned nova for the past month and within this month she has came on leaps and bounds she will tie up without a fuss doesn’t mind being rugged but can be fussy with her headcollar as she still is head shy (have been working in this) she leads well and has a superb trot, she would definitely excel in the show ring being in the right hands. Nova is up for sale due to me finding out I am pregnant and unfortunately with this means I can’t give her the undivided time and attention she deserves this is a heartbreaking decision for me to make but it is what is best for her so please no time wasters.
Nova will come with all her headcollars, rug and a tub of her favourite treats
Nova was born at hillgarth stud!
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