14.2hh forester- the right price?

[vieshot]

Am just about to advertise this chap in Hampshire area. Does price sound okay? Hes not registered.

14.2hh dapple grey, 7yo NF type gelding. Hacking alone and in company perfectly, not strong or silly. Lightly schooled with 3 nice paces, working in an outline. Introduced to coloured poles and has done some xc schooling where he took a novice, nervous jumper around a 2ft3 course with no problems and a more confident rider around the 2ft6 course. Has began competing sj over 2ft3. Good to box, catch, shoe etc. Would be fine for a novice rider/family pony, a real gentleman.

£3000

 

[zoeshiloh]

Yes, that sounds about right to me - I sold a 13.2hh reg NF mare a year ago for £2000 and she wasn't as schooled as your lad - more suited to PC kids playing about with her and hacking, lol.

 

[vieshot]

thankyou

 

[Bossanova]

I'm going to disagree and say it's too much money, especially for an unreg pony.
I'd say £2250 would be around about the right price.

 

[Coffee_Bean]

I think that sounds good and genuine

 

[SharerSarah]

Yea i was thinkin a bit much for unreg, i was thinking around £2500-2750, although people are willing to pay alot for a pony that is safe out hacking. Depends how quickly you need to sell. The price you've got definitely isn't unreasonable so if some one is willing to pay it all the better for you!

 

[PennyJ]

Too much money Ginny.

Is he really 14.2? I would have thought more 2-2.5 myself absolute maximum.

 

[vieshot]

yep really 14.2hh penny! Shocking isnt it. Funny to think Alfie is standing at 14hh! Well we put him up and expect to get knocked down. I love you Penny. You are my friend who never brings me any sweats

 

[Daisychain]

I think thats a good price to start tbh. If he is good and safe, which most people want then thats a bonus.

If you put a little more work in on the jumping and got a little more form then you will easily get 3k.