Static and dynamic magnetic properties of P={3}1-phase MnSbO have been studied by means of muon spin relaxation (SR), high-frequency electron spin resonance (HF-ESR), specific heat, and magnetisation studies in magnetic fields up to 25,T. The data imply onset of long-range antiferromagnetic order at =~8~K and a spin-flop-like transition at ~T. Below , muon asymmetry exhibits well-defined oscillations indicating a narrow distribution of the local fields. A competing antiferromagnetic phase appearing below =~5.3~K is evidenced by a step in the magnetisation and a slight kink of the relaxation rate. Above , both SR and HF-ESR data suggest short-range spin order. HF-ESR data show that local magnetic fields persist up to at least ,K. Analysis of the antiferromagnetic resonance modes and the thermodynamic spin-flop field suggest zero-field splitting of ,GHz which implies small but finite magnetic anisotropy.

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