HOW MUCH TO EXPECT TO PAY FOR......

[pennyh]

not sure if the best place to ask but thought as this area attracts the dressage riders would be a good place

11 year old idx gelding 16.1, not breed papered , dapple grey , very attractive with a fab temperament & easy in all ways , a take out & have fun type , his temperament alone makes him a sweetheart & the type of horse most people would be happy to own

done well at local dressage up to elementary , very rare for him not to win or be placed

just started affil novice having done 4 classes , points in each class , a second place & has qualified area festival & venue summer champs & got good comments such as ...lovely horse....lots of potential......very obediant......alot to like

anyway he might be available to a good home soon due to owners circumstances , sooo what do you guys think he is worth?

pretty please?

ps its northern england so don't get too carried away on the souths prices!

 

[lizzie_liz]

about 5k-6k

 

[Tempi]

due to age id say between 4k and 5k - its hard to tell without seeing a video/pictures to be honest. Id also want to see a competition record from BD to see what percentages hes getting.

 

[fruity]

£4000-5000.Only due to the area and his age. Sounds gorge though.

 

[ihatework]

Sounds like a lovely horse but I put £4000-£5000
As I guide for you I sold one last year on behalf of someone for £5500
12yo IDxTB. Good looking bay gelding. sound, easy to handle and hacks etc.
In the 4 months I was riding it he got 34 dressage points from 10 outings, won/highly placed every time with scores at novice in high 60's. Qualified BD regionals at prelim and novice.
He also had 20 BE points from 5/6yo but hadn't evented for ages and had a bit of a stop in him so we sold him down the dressage route.
ETS - he was never going to be a dressage superstar but would be a nice horse for an amateur to go and win lots of rosettes on up to elementary level.

 

[happihorse]

I would say between £4,500 and £6,000. If he is sold with the ride to the summer regionals at novice this would boost the price, but his ages does go against him.

 

[happihorse]

I would say between £4,500 and £6,000. If he is sold with the ride to the summer regionals at novice this would boost the price, but his age does go against him.