Like the look of this Section D - what do you think?

[Helga1980]

After 18mths of no horse I'm finally in the position of being able to buy. Grew up with welshies and really fancy getting another one, want to do dressage mainly with a bit of riding club stuff on th side.

The one I'm interested is at horsequest, in the Section D section it's the very first advert (STUNNING PURE BRED WELSH SECTION D).

Any views?? TIA

 

[xnaughtybutnicex]

his very nice n rather expensive lol but if i had the money i deffo would

 

[missshell]

Looks lovely but perhaps a little overpriced.

 

[Helga1980]

Thanks both - the price is one of the things I'm not sure about, need to catch up on what horse prices are doing these days.

BTW, I've only got this money from an inheritance and I would much rather have the family member then a new horse

 

[Sooty]

I see the price includes a stubborn bridle. How appropriate!

He doesn't do it for me, sorry. He doesn't seem to have that traditional exaggerated knee action. Though that could just be the similarity of the photos.

 

[Tinker_Belle]

Ooooh lovely

But then I am a fellow Welsh D fan

But I notice a 'Stubborn' bridle is included. Is that a subtle hint towards his less likeable qualities?

 

[carys220]

Amazing horse, well worth the money. I can't see why anyone would think that was overpriced.

His breeding looks excellent.

You can pay £4k for an 3yo unbroken section D!

 

[Helga1980]

Well spotted Sooty!

 

[Sooty]

Oooh... I've got one of those. Might be tempted to sell mine!

 

[MagicMelon]

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I see the price includes a stubborn bridle. How appropriate!

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Why is that appropriate? Not all D's are stubborn.

 

[Daphnelia]

My section D is about the least stubborn horse I know. 100% of the new forests I know have stubborn as their middle name though..