How much?

[gerbilgirl]

How much should I expect to pay for:
-16.2h+ Hunter type, a good hack and a decent jumper, but must be very quiet.
-16.2h Showjumper for SJAI (Grade B/C), with a good bit of experience.
-15.2h young horse with lots of SJ potential, broken.
-15h very quiet pony club type.
-14.2h pony club type with potential to do a bit of SJ but still quiet.
-13.2h Grade A SJ, forward going but trustworthy.
-13.2h young pony, lots of SJ potential, broken.
-12.2hh Grade A/B SJ, experienced and quiet.
-A lead rein pony who can be trusted a lot.

Of course this is provided I would be able to find all of these perfect ponies and horses

. I know it's hard to put a price on them but just for an idea

 

[RussianGirl]

What ages, where are you, and how far a you willing to travel to find the right horses?

 

[gerbilgirl]

Ages don't really matter. And we're prepared to go anywhere in the UK. Nothing's definite yet so we're not looking at exact horses or ponies, we're just trying to get prices together!

 

[gerbilgirl]

UK and Ireland.

 

[RussianGirl]

Lead rein pony, around 11-12hh around £1500 - £2000, going from the few adverts I've seen recently; but, you could also end up spending £3000 for a show quality lead rein, it depends what your looking for.

Experienced jumping ponies, again, from adverts and what they sell for over here, about £7500

Potential sj pony, depends on breeding, could be from £2000, or if it shows lots of obvious potential and good breeding, £5000

15h very quiet pony club type, for a bomb proof horse, you could pay anything, probs between 4 and 5K

16.2h+ Hunter type, a good hack and a decent jumper, but must be very quiet, as above, could pay anything for, Around £7500

Anyway, most of that could be wrong, as over here the horse market is totally different, and I don't really peruse UK sale ads (but I'm going to now, just to be nosy!)

 

[RussianGirl]

lead rein

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/marketplace/classified/4-details-horses-for-sale_202179.htm

Experienced jumping pony

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/marketplace/classified/4-details-horses-for-sale_202585.htm (not that experienced, but looks lovely IMO)

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/marketplace/classified/4-details-horses-for-sale_200586.htm

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/marketplace/classified/4-details-horses-for-sale_201161.htm

 

[gerbilgirl]

Thanks

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By lead rein I mean a pony that a child can learn to ride on, and then have a little bit of fun on until they are confident enough for a more difficult pony. A mother's dream sort of pony I suppose.

Those 3 you showed me are lovely, perfect examples of what we're looking