Dennydoolittle
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Hi does anyone have any experience with the Ashe horse dealers in Central Scotland? I'm about to buy a horse from them but have seen a couple of negative things online about them.
Dodgy horse dealer?
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doodle
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Run away. Run very very fast In The opposite direction. Oh and then run a bit more.
onemoretime
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You need to go onto Facebook and on the dodgy dealers sites. Dodgy horse dealers and sellers or dodgy dealers the truth are two quite big sites. You can do a search on either of them or ask the Mods for advice.
doodle
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And yes I have experience of them rather than just what I have read.
EmmaC78
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I haven't personal experience of them but recently I commented on one of their FB posts asking for more information and someone private messaged me (who seemed genuine) and warned me to avoid them. I think quite a few people have had issues with them.
The Xmas Furry
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Is this Mark and Sarah Ashe? If so, not a positive word on the dealer pages, not one.....
Dennydoolittle
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Thank you so much everyone, yes it is the people that were mentioned. I backed out of the sale last night, glad I did!
Dennydoolittle
New User
One more question, I'm still on the hunt for my forever friend. A chap called John Reilly from Ireland has contacted me and said he has bought a horse I commented on and bringing him to the UK, if I was interested. I think I've managed to link him to Elite Irish Horses after doing some digging. But it appears they have closed down. Has anyone heard of him?
MereChristmas
riding reluctantly into the sunset
Research dodgy dealer pages on Facebook for any seller