How much please???.............

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*16.2hh Dk. Bay KWPN
*8 years old
*Amazing bloodlines (Sire is Concorde etc) shame he's not a mare
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* Registered BD with 76 points and various wins, been to both Summer 07 and Winter 08 regionals at Novice (R), also been to BYRDS champs/trainings
*PC Area dressage team and friendly SJ/ODE teams.
*Been to camps/rallies etc
*Really scopey lovely jump but can be spooky which doesn't make him a easy ride, has been jumping 1.60m as a 4 year old (not sure wether that is a good or bad thing)
*£42 BSJA in about 5 outings with wins a BN/disc, could easily go a lot further
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*Member of RC ODE teams and went clear at this years ODE qualifier which was round an BE Intro course so could BE now
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*Easy to do in all ways really
*Hacks alone/ in comany

Roughly what do you think he is worth? Just intrested as this is an option we may have to look into
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Thanks

Jess
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Ummm. Welll, he is a good age, well bred, smart looking horse, if he's the one in your sig. Sounds like a nice pony club horse. In the current market, maybe 6.5k?
 
I would say easily 8k. However, if he has as much jump as you say you could get quite a bit more if you got him doing a couple of bigger classes BSJA and a bit of BE on a ticket.

When you say jumping 1.60m as a 4yr old I assume you mean a single fence, not courses?
 
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I would say easily 8k. However, if he has as much jump as you say you could get quite a bit more if you got him doing a couple of bigger classes BSJA and a bit of BE on a ticket.

When you say jumping 1.60m as a 4yr old I assume you mean a single fence, not courses?

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Well not BSJA courses (I'm pretty sure) but most likely just a couple of jumps in a school when he was being sold as a 4 year old from a dealers yeard
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Thanks

Jess
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i'd say about £8k . maybe more if a really nice easy ride with excellent easy to do temperament & hacks safely alone & in company
 
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