Prospect thread for a possible resale horse -done

[scbatz33]

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I'd really like to get $1000 for her and $1500 for the other filly. I think those are reasonable pricing for them especially in this market. But then it's a buyer's market. I have put them on a couple websites, but no real interest. I'll just keep riding the market. Hopefully something will come around by the fall. If I can sell the girls in September then the new babies as weanlings in Oct/Nov then I might be able to see a light at the end of the tunnel. As is my mares will be empty this year because I just don't have the money for more stud fees. Plus being in KY now, the fees for the same quality horse here as in PA is like 5xs more.

Right now horses are lose lose....

 

[welsummerchicks]

I dunno, I'd need some more pictures to tell, and even a video of movement, but Thoroughbreds very often make very good dressage horses and eventers. Not everyone has 55k to drop on a fancy purpose bred sport horse.

 

[EweSheep]

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They DO make good dressage horses, eventers and jumpers if they have the mind and body and discipline for that type of work.

 

[welsummerchicks]

Well the one looks like she's built like a brick house, from what I can see.

The other one I can't see as well, but she's got those nice big broad knees, and those shadows on her knees usually mean she's going to have really good bone, I do love to see that. Why don't you put some more pics up of them.

The cool thing about Thoroughbreds in dressage is that you can usually win all breed awards with them.

Around here, you see them in eventing an awful lot.

 

[speckledhen]

Closed at request of the OP