I think they're confused - ads over there ------------->

I am sure I recognize the lady rider... If I'm correct then I'm the least bit surprised at the double ad for same horse! Although This particular dealer is not from Herts, but not a million miles away so might be her! How cheeky!

What would they say if you called for a viewing/wanted to buy... What will you be paying 4.5K or 6.5K??
 
Lakota_Lizzie said:
I am sure I recognize the lady rider... If I'm correct then I'm the least bit surprised at the double ad for same horse! Although This particular dealer is not from Herts, but not a million miles away so might be her! How cheeky!

What would they say if you called for a viewing/wanted to buy... What will you be paying 4.5K or 6.5K??
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it is Miss Thurston ;) so no I wouldn't be surprised at anything!
The more expensive one has had 1000 odd more views than the other one.
 
Slightly off topic, but my grey pony looks that colour after he's been spending any amount of time near anything resembling mud. I wish I could say that it was the colour he was meant to be!

But yes, back to the point. It does seem a bit dodgy having the same name/picture with slightly different age/height/description.
 
I don't believe she is being sold by that particular dealer but the dealers that have her now are using their pictures.
 
Possibly a mistake? If an honest mistake, which it could be, then it's an expensive one as I'd assume it'll put people off who see both adverts. It would put me off, but I get put off by bad photos, spelling and the age old 'time waster' line. But then Im pretty suspicious over everything seeing as I've made some stupid, expensive mistakes in my youth. I like to think I am perhaps richer as I get older because of them though ;)
 
They have a lot for sale by the looks of it, 4 out of the 6 ads on 'latest horses for sale' to the right of my screen share the same telephone number (2 are of the grey, one a school mistress and the other a KWPN)... I wonder if they have duplicate ads too?
 
I imagine it is a simple mistake and that there should be a different photo on one of the ad's. If I had paid for the adverts I would be rather cross.

Stunning horse whatever......
 
:D Looking at the ad for a "Super arsey all-rounder" . I had one of those once! Not sure I'd be describing it as that in the ad though :D Wonder what it was meant to say.
 
it could be that one advert was done last year when she was 4yr old. and one advert is for this year as a 5yr old. if she has done more since the first advert it would make sense that the price would have gone up plus this is a better time of year to sell that sort of horse
 
crabbymare said:
it could be that one advert was done last year when she was 4yr old. and one advert is for this year as a 5yr old. if she has done more since the first advert it would make sense that the price would have gone up plus this is a better time of year to sell that sort of horse
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True, but I wonder how come it shrank two inches as well?
 
crabbymare said:
it could be that one advert was done last year when she was 4yr old. and one advert is for this year as a 5yr old. if she has done more since the first advert it would make sense that the price would have gone up plus this is a better time of year to sell that sort of horse
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Problem with that is that both adverts have be placed today, why would they put up a new advert with old information and the wrong price.

I had an idea that maybe two people who own the horse have both put up an advert each not realising the other has also done so. Each one has written their interpetation of the mare, again not realising it differs from the other. Just a thought.
 
Gloi said:
:D Looking at the ad for a "Super arsey all-rounder" . I had one of those once! Not sure I'd be describing it as that in the ad though :D Wonder what it was meant to say.
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Judging by the rest of the ad I'm guessing they don't know what arsey means, because he sounds like a poppet!
 
This dealer annoys me, she posts horses on the online auction site as " no reserve" then when they don't make the money she pulls them off leaving somebody thinking they have a bargain!
 
Paint Me Proud said:
Problem with that is that both adverts have be placed today, why would they put up a new advert with old information and the wrong price.

I had an idea that maybe two people who own the horse have both put up an advert each not realising the other has also done so. Each one has written their interpetation of the mare, again not realising it differs from the other. Just a thought.
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One of them also thinks it's a he.
 
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