BSJAlove
Well-Known Member
i have a lovely jumping pony that we are selling. she has been out on loan to a young girl for the past 9 months and they have said they will buy her for 1.2k which is little more then we paid for her.
we brought her a few years ago when she used to buck her old owner off and was a little terror. shes now an established jumping pony. in the years that she was living with me, she was poping a 1.30 corse like it was nothing and was quick. sadly, i was to big by the time she was ready to affiliate. so insted of selling her, we put her out on loan to a child to learn to jump on. she has done very well in trialblazers classes and could go further however her rider is only 8 and the pony is 138cm and is too big for her.
im in a tricky situation because i have done so much work on her and would never have put a young child on her before i had re-schooled her. now shes an ideal 2nd pony but she is old. ill tell you about her so you can tell me what price but i had wanted to make a profit. i dont want to sound uncaring, because i love the pony alot and want the best for her, however my father thinks the offered price is way too little. i know its going to be hard to sell her because of her age and time of CC but anyone who has ponies know they last for ages.
ABOUT HER:
138cm jumping pony, bay welsh sec c mare. age unknown but could be anywhere between 17-20. fit and competition ready. jumping machine, never knocks a pole. ridden by 8 year old in trailblazers for past year, well schooled and jumped corses of 1.30cm with older rider. no vices. never sore or sorry. good with farrier,catch,shoe etc. lives in or out and travels well. beautifully behaved at shows and goes first or last. stops and starts when asked but can be foward going/strong hence ideal 2nd pony.
how much do you think id get for her? and do you think i should accept the money offered by her loan owners?
here are some pictures:
when i had her a year ago:
with her loan owner:
we brought her a few years ago when she used to buck her old owner off and was a little terror. shes now an established jumping pony. in the years that she was living with me, she was poping a 1.30 corse like it was nothing and was quick. sadly, i was to big by the time she was ready to affiliate. so insted of selling her, we put her out on loan to a child to learn to jump on. she has done very well in trialblazers classes and could go further however her rider is only 8 and the pony is 138cm and is too big for her.
im in a tricky situation because i have done so much work on her and would never have put a young child on her before i had re-schooled her. now shes an ideal 2nd pony but she is old. ill tell you about her so you can tell me what price but i had wanted to make a profit. i dont want to sound uncaring, because i love the pony alot and want the best for her, however my father thinks the offered price is way too little. i know its going to be hard to sell her because of her age and time of CC but anyone who has ponies know they last for ages.
ABOUT HER:
138cm jumping pony, bay welsh sec c mare. age unknown but could be anywhere between 17-20. fit and competition ready. jumping machine, never knocks a pole. ridden by 8 year old in trailblazers for past year, well schooled and jumped corses of 1.30cm with older rider. no vices. never sore or sorry. good with farrier,catch,shoe etc. lives in or out and travels well. beautifully behaved at shows and goes first or last. stops and starts when asked but can be foward going/strong hence ideal 2nd pony.
how much do you think id get for her? and do you think i should accept the money offered by her loan owners?
here are some pictures:
when i had her a year ago:
with her loan owner:
