Prices for this youngster please?

[Troyseph]

Aged 14 months in the photo standing at 14.2. Sorry tis a very bad angle but his confirmation is good in person, he is very very very well handled and used to cars traffic etc. he's now 17 months and standing 14.3/15hh. He is gelded and is warm blood x cob.

What would u expect to pay for him around now? Thanks.

 

[shortstuff99]

£500+? Youngsters are hard to judge. Is he well bred etc as that might increase the price.

 

[Ceris Comet]

It will be a few years before your OH can ride him. You'd be better off looking for an older horse .

 

[Troyseph]

Unsure of bloodlines so I'll say no just incase

 

[TicTac]

His feet need some serious attention!

 

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You can pick up something similar at the sales for less than £200 at the moment.

 

[Tuffles 23]

Hi he's very cute and i don't want to be rude but about £350 to £500

 

[Troyseph]

It will be a few years before your OH can ride him. You'd be better off looking for an older horse .

It's not for my OH, it's for my best friend who's wanting something bigger than her 12.2 to bring on at future.... I wouldn't put my OH on a baby in a few years...

 

[AdorableAlice]

Sadly in this current market he would go through Leominster sales for about £160.00.

I realise the photo is dreadful but that near fore looks like it is turned in or crooked through pastern. If his legs are straight and he moves ok and you have plenty of grazing to chuck him out on to grow on a bit, he might be worth a punt.

 

[pixiebee]

if he is well handled as you say i would pay around 700. i think it would be cheeky to only offer a couple of hundred because often ones going th rough the sales are often not gelded and had little/no handling which to me makes a huge difference!

 

[Paint Me Proud]

similar on some horse ad sites for around the £300 mark

 

[Parker79]

I agree that the handling is worth paying extra for, his feet do not look great though. Could you get your farrier to have a quick look?