twisteddiamond
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16.2hh rising three chestnut tbx backed and riding away, good strong type mid to heavyweight, nice uphill paces safe but forward going would make nice dressage or event horse
how much (sorry)
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piebaldsparkle
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Looks a bit weedy at the minute £1000 - £1500??
dieseldog
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£800-£1k?
rema
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I'm afraid he isent a med to heavyweight.He is more light to medium if that!.I would say about £1500.
charlie76
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I would say he was lightweight too. Prob not the most flattering pic TBH but I am sure he will grow into a very nice horse- has a very kind face.
I would say £1000- £1500 but with a better pic, trimmed, groomed, tidy with white boots etc you might get a different response.
I would say £1000- £1500 but with a better pic, trimmed, groomed, tidy with white boots etc you might get a different response.
piebaldsparkle
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It is also difficult to imagine uphill paces as looks a little croup high in pic.
jesterfaerie
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Judging on that picture I wouldn't pay over £1,000 for him.
He does look a nice person but the picture isn't a good picture to advertise him with.
He does look a nice person but the picture isn't a good picture to advertise him with.
galaxy
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Totally agree. I would also be put off buying a 2 year old that can be described as backed and ridden away. I don't like them done so early and to have been done that age he was either done really quickly or really young.
Skhosu
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wouldn't pay over 1K as that pic is a bit awful!
Plus looks weedy..
Plus looks weedy..
MissIndependance
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Awful pic and it would make me very unwilling to pay more than about £800 for him!
But with a different pic and a tidy up it could be more..
But with a different pic and a tidy up it could be more..
landf
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I agree with the others re price - somewhere in the region of £1000. I'm sure he will turn into a nice sort if allowed to mature and put condition on. I'd say he looks more light to middle weight. I'm not keen on rushing youngsters - especially big ones. I have a 17hh rising 3yr old and she has done nothing close to backing! She has been shown in hand so has been bitted and well handled but I wanted her joints etc, to mature before she starts any "serious" training.
Twinkle Twinkle
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I would pay about a 1000 as he still got a lot of maturing to do. Not really a good picture of him to be honest.
AmyMay
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Looks as if it could mature in to a lovely sort. Definately not MW or HW, not sure what you are judging that on. At the moment I wouldn't be looking at paying a penny more than £1k - and would probably offer considerably less.
However, after some spring grass, and a bit of grub you could perhaps double if not trebble your money. The horse is looking a little immature and weedy at the moment, and your picture doesn't do him/her any favours.
Really nice horse - you just need to put some work in to its condition.
However, after some spring grass, and a bit of grub you could perhaps double if not trebble your money. The horse is looking a little immature and weedy at the moment, and your picture doesn't do him/her any favours.
Really nice horse - you just need to put some work in to its condition.
magic104
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I am so sorry, but that is the most horrid photo. There is no way I would like to make a judgment based on that photo. Again sorry to offend, but if you have a better picture then it would make it easier to judge the poor fellow.