Opinions on this horse please

Agent XXX999

Well-Known Member
Joined
17 October 2006
Messages
5,082
Visit site
http://www.horsemart.co.uk/advertref/HM833OB8D/web/displayhorsedetail.asp

Thank you x
blush.gif
 

Darkly_Dreaming_Dex

Well-Known Member
Joined
17 August 2007
Messages
2,917
Location
Oxon
Visit site
Hard to see its confirmation from the photos- looks like a nice sort. Quite immature for his age but warmbloods take longer to mature. Worth a look if not too far away
 

LankyDoodle

Well-Known Member
Joined
2 July 2008
Messages
6,731
Location
Wellington, Somerset
Visit site
Lol, bit harsh bossanova! Hehe!

He doesn't really do it for me, but the pictures don't help. As a potential purchaser, there's nothing you can do about that, though. If you like that type of horse, then yes, he looks/sounds fine. Would I pay 3k for him? Probably not, but then I don't know whether he's worth it or not, it's just that he doesn't float my boat!
 

Nando

Well-Known Member
Joined
21 July 2008
Messages
397
Visit site
Dreadfull pics but I think he looks sweet!

FWIW I don't think he is nec overpriced- I bought an unproven 5yo for 6k 18months ago- couldn't touch his mouth, very unbalanced, hadn't done much jumping BUT I liked his attitude & jump (and am stupid enough to relish a project!) - we are now doing 1.20 bsja and has BE points - many on here would have (perhaps rightly at the time) said don't touch him for that price esp as he had no record but hey, the gamble this time paid off and I now think he was a bit of a bargain....

At the end of the day it's down to your personal preferance and gut feeling when you are actually looking at the horse 'in the flesh' and in the absence of shocking pics!

I'd say if you are interested go and see - what have you got to lose?!
 

Ali1963

Well-Known Member
Joined
11 September 2008
Messages
61
Visit site
I agree, looks lovely if thats yourtype and you have the time to do a 4y.o.! After all these extra views the seller is probably really excited at the interest!
 

BigBird146

Well-Known Member
Joined
29 January 2008
Messages
558
Location
Oop north
Visit site
Why do people put 'for sale due to divorce' (or other reasons not pertaining to the horse)? I mean, do they want people to go along and totally take the p*ss becasue they're desperate?!!
confused.gif

Sorry, just think stating such reasons is a bit dumb and 'through no fault of his own' would suffice!!
 

Parkranger

Well-Known Member
Joined
21 May 2006
Messages
10,546
Visit site
[ QUOTE ]
Why do people put 'for sale due to divorce' (or other reasons not pertaining to the horse)? I mean, do they want people to go along and totally take the p*ss becasue they're desperate?!!
confused.gif

Sorry, just think stating such reasons is a bit dumb and 'through no fault of his own' would suffice!!

[/ QUOTE ]

I thikn it's so people realise the sale is genuine. Having been through a divorce myself it's a pretty emotional time and I guess it just spills out!
 

lannerch

Well-Known Member
Joined
19 July 2008
Messages
3,602
Location
Shropshire
Visit site
how is he overpriced?
he is not unbroken straight out of the field!

Would still put an offer in tough if you like him.

looks a lovely genuine type, need to see better photos to be able to say any more, definatly worth a visit though.
 

BigBird146

Well-Known Member
Joined
29 January 2008
Messages
558
Location
Oop north
Visit site
Am going through the same myself and the very last thing I would want to do is announce it on Horsemart and to people who I am going to be meeting for the 1st time!
 

Tia

Well-Known Member
Joined
21 January 2004
Messages
26,098
Visit site
It's always really difficult to judge the conformation on tobianos from photos; and those certainly aren't the best photos in the world. In some of the photos he looks like he is incredibly long backed and appears to have very upright and straight hind legs ... however whatwith not good photos AND his markings, I don't think any of us can really tell what he is like. You're just going to have to go view!

I don't think he is overpriced; actually I think the pricing is somewhat under what I would have expected. Whether we like it or not, in the riding for pleasure and fun category of buyers, horses with unusual colourings do normally sell for more than brown horses.

Go see and let us know.
smile.gif
 
Top