Beyond_Birthday
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A basically unhandled 2yo mare of about 15hh? Very pretty / unusual looking (spotted).
Hypothetically , of course
Hypothetically , of course
How much would you pay for...
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Jesstickle
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£500?
Assuming it's vacs and worming are up to date. Other wise less the price of having its jabs done
Assuming it's vacs and worming are up to date. Other wise less the price of having its jabs done
Pipkin
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I paid £460 for a 16h 2yo filly, ID x TB. Unhandled. If thats anyhelp.
My 2yo gelding 15h TB x Welsh, handled but nuts was £250
My 2yo gelding 15h TB x Welsh, handled but nuts was £250
Jesstickle
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O yeah, should have said, my 2yo TB filly was £800 but she is a poppet and had been to shows etc.
Dancing Queen
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depends on the breeding for me, if it was a TB type not much, but if its something substantial with potential then who knows?
Beyond_Birthday
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Thanks for replys everyone , as far as I am aware it hasn't had jabs etc , apparently filly not a total nut job and parents both had good temperments 
I am in love with her , very tempted!
I am in love with her , very tempted!Dancing Queen
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ahhhhhh - go for it then - if you get a good feeling when you see her and look into her eye then buy buy buy!!
Echo Bravo
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temptation is a dangerous thing,But go for it.
But go for it.mulledwhine
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DO IT, and then lots of pics please
Beyond_Birthday
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I see her more or less daily , she always comes up to the fence for a pat bless her The OH just can't drag me away from her! She is very photogenic , one of the most stunning horses I've ever come across , and very reasonably priced .. swoons!
Only trouble is I've never had youngsters before, so this could be a , erm , well a ... learning curve shall we say?
The OH just can't drag me away from her! She is very photogenic , one of the most stunning horses I've ever come across , and very reasonably priced .. swoons! Only trouble is I've never had youngsters before, so this could be a , erm , well a ... learning curve shall we say?
x colours x
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please post a photo I love unusual horses particularly filly/mares
about the youngster thing my motto is you cant gain experience unless you start doing it. But I would say have someone on hand who is experienced and has good results with youngsters to keep you going on the right path & help etc.
thats just me though alot will probably Disagree though which I dont mind that is why Forums are so great.
anyway back to pics?
about the youngster thing my motto is you cant gain experience unless you start doing it. But I would say have someone on hand who is experienced and has good results with youngsters to keep you going on the right path & help etc.
thats just me though alot will probably Disagree though which I dont mind that is why Forums are so great.
anyway back to pics?
marinitagsd
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Just a question really, why would the value be alot less if she was a TB or TB type?