brood mare anyone ?

[KatieLovesJames]

Hi there,
Just wondered if anyone has any idea how much my mare would be worth, she is 16hh 9yrs By Outlaw (Demonstrator) out of With Love (Hoarwithy) she has had 2 foals and has now had 2 years out . She moves beautifully and is sweet to handle.
Really don't want to sell her but my collection isn't getting any smaller !!
Thanks for any replies

 

[StaceyTanglewood]

what have her foals done - who have you put her to ?? x

 

[KatieLovesJames]

hi there,
Last foal was by Nomadic Way she is a 2 year old so not out doing anything yet !! can email pics

 

[meandmyself]

Hold on, run that by me again.

She's a two year old with a foal at foot? How old is the foal?

 

[christine48]

Deoends if she competed herself. the Outlaw hasn't thrown much stock that have done any good and he himself was gelded early and they then attempted to do dresseage with him (not too successfully).

 

[catza]

i think one of her offspring are two?

 

[htobago]

I think charmer means that the mare's last foal is now 2 years old.

 

[magic104]

Well if her blood lines are not that sought after, & she has not done anything much you will be lucky to get more then 1500 especially if she is empty.

 

[KatieLovesJames]

sorry the mare is 9 and her last foal is now two !! Sorry for any confusion !! Thanks for replies still not sure whether I can part with her !!

 

[StaceyTanglewood]

can you not breed from her yourself again !! or sell her as a riding horse

 

[eventrider23]

Have pm'd you

 

[meandmyself]

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I think charmer means that the mare's last foal is now 2 years old.

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Phew! I gotta stop posting on the forum late at night lol!

 

[Touchwood]

TBH - you'd probably be better selling as a riding horse. Historically, us brits do not like to pay a lot for our broodmares!

 

[koeffee]

i agree we dont like to pay much for broodmares, i have just bought a broadstone landmark mare who was bred at broadstone, she cost me £800 i thought that was a lot until i rode her(she is empty at the mo!) wow, she rides like a grand prix dressage horse, not that i can ride that well, and jumps like milton, feels like it anyway!

 

[volatis]

You thought £800 was a lot for a well bred broodmare! Blimey.

Out of interest what do people feel is a resonable price for a broodmare?

 

[Shilasdair]

One of my mares is by Another Hoarwithy (a relative) and doesn't wear her front shoes down as quickly as her hinds

If your mare shares this trait...she may be difficult to sell on.
S

 

[koeffee]

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You thought £800 was a lot for a well bred broodmare! Blimey.
as the mare is 16 and not had a foal since she was 3 yes i thought £800 was a lot,taking a bit of a chance but i would pay no more than £2000 for a well bred mare, a bit younger if she was what i wanted.