SamanthaG
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What would a fair price be for a Cob cross 3 year old approx 14hh backed and hacking out well alone, with tack
How much?
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Honey08
Waffled a lot!
I've been keeping an eye on similar types 14.2h, and they seem to be £1200-£2000...
(For example the lovely Puzzle in the ad to our right.... Wish it wasn't in Ireland!)
(For example the lovely Puzzle in the ad to our right.... Wish it wasn't in Ireland!)
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SamanthaG
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Yes he looks nice, but it always makes me wonder if the price would be lower if he was plain Bay
seadog
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sorry just read post again and it doesn't make sense!
I think the above price is a bit optimistic
I would say about £1200
If you could keep for a year, get walk, trot, canter in school and get to a show or two then you could ask more round the £2000 mark
I think the above price is a bit optimistic
I would say about £1200
If you could keep for a year, get walk, trot, canter in school and get to a show or two then you could ask more round the £2000 mark
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Honey08
Waffled a lot!
You could be right! They just often turn out to be really genuine horses, these coloured cobs, so usually worth it, and sell for lots when they've done more!
jewel
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i've just seen an ad for the same sort of pony for £650 and thats in cornwall
Trish C
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Don't want to drag this off topic, but it does seem that a lot of people overprice horses here (Ireland). I wonder is it just a symptom of generally our ridiculously high cost of living here? A lot of the horses I saw on my search were up to twice the price of what seemed 'equivalent' in the UK. But also bear in mind that I think people are much more inclined to haggle here so prices are normally set a good bit higher than people actually expect to get for them... so if anyone fancies a buying trip over here, don't be put off!