Welly
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Can anyone tell me how much I can expect to pay a dealer to sell a horse for me. How long they wold keep it for before selling, cost of livery and what % they would take for selling.
Cost of selling a horse with a dealer
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agreenhalgh
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cannot speak from experience but I would have thought it would depend on the dealer and I expect livery etc would range vastly on what area you where in. Sorry im not much help am I?
But im sure so people on here will know....
But im sure so people on here will know....
mbequest
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HI
We are in Bucks and charge the following;
£100 per week fully inclusive including advertising
10% of Sales Price
We are in Bucks and charge the following;
£100 per week fully inclusive including advertising
10% of Sales Price
L&M
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Some dealers will charge a sales livery, depending on where you are would usually be upwards of £100 a week. Others may do it purely on a comission basis. Get any agreement in writing.....!
angela_l_b
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Mine is in sales livery in Berks costing £150 all inclusive plus a sales fee of 10%. Expensive but she is good. Except that he isn't doing anything in the snow, apart from eating.
sportsmansB
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Normally about £150 a week and 10% of sale.
Though if you go to a pro who already knows your horse they might not require it to be resident with them- i.e. they will just keep it in mind for clients coming in and maybe have you bring it over when suitable people are coming. Depends on the horse and how well you know the person doing the selling for you
Though if you go to a pro who already knows your horse they might not require it to be resident with them- i.e. they will just keep it in mind for clients coming in and maybe have you bring it over when suitable people are coming. Depends on the horse and how well you know the person doing the selling for you
Tanta
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We paid livery - and 10% of the sale (and luckily the person selling him for us actually found us a suitable buyer who she knew, as home was important to us - so it all worked very well.)
spacefaer
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£100 a wk plus 10% fully inc with a fully formulated sales plan prior to horse's arrival. (eg week acclimatising, 2 week advertising, wk getting vetted)
Shoes, worming, vet, adverts etc extra
Shoes, worming, vet, adverts etc extra
natalia
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I charge £100 a week for an easy type plus 10%, problem horses or those that need breaking ect. before sale are £130.
That includes our standard advertising, if you want horse and hound ad ect. you pay for it. Shoes, worming etc. are invoiced direct to owner.
That includes our standard advertising, if you want horse and hound ad ect. you pay for it. Shoes, worming etc. are invoiced direct to owner.