£3500...No. £2000...No. Will you lend me £1800? Please?!?

[tasteofchristmaschaos]

http://www.horsemart.co.uk/advert/9_yrs_6_mths_17_2_hh_grey_irish_draught_x_kent/73945

It took me 6 months to find 1 horse who looked on paper like they would fit my criteria.
In the last week I have found 3!
Is the horse market picking up now? It's coming towards winter, uni students have gone = lots of horses on the market? Any effect on horse prices?

(Please lend me £1800? Or, if you are feeling very generous £7300 for all 3?

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[Rudey]

I think you are torturing yourself lol... step away from the for sale sections of websites lol!!!

xx

 

[HollyB66]

He is lovely, and good for beginners!!! Think you'd have to take oxygen up there though. If I fell off in a field I'd have to walk home

Holly B

 

[tasteofchristmaschaos]

My boy is 18.1hh so I am used to dizzying heights!
I can't ride anything under 16.2 - I feel like my legs are too long and my toes will be brushing the floor if I'm not careful (which I know is silly, as I am only 5'7, but I can't shake that feeling)
I have always loved big horses - all future horses will be a minimum of 17hh!

 

[LauraElise]

I saw him earlier, he is lovely I agree. Sorry, if I had £1,800 spare would buy him myself!

 

[ForeverBroke_]

I know what I could do with £1800.....

*Puts running shoes on*

 

[kpup]

Blimey... he's lovely, I'm small and my horse is only 15hh but I do enjoy riding well mannered big horses!