reduced the price of my horse

[cindydog]

as need to sell so now down to £2300 all tack and rugs I am working more hours just to keep up with the cost of living now and not giving her the exercise she needs ok the weather and having no arena had a lot to do with that and now that its getting better she needs more, I have lunged her and had her out on small hack she started to back off going by the gate where the cows live they have only been there over two years? put more leg on and she went on fine same again on way back however never blinked at the traffic,will try to do more have put clip not very good as my first attempt on you tube under kenneth & bess and again will try to do better with more clips. will she sell?

 

[zoeshiloh]

Unfortunately it's a buyers market at the moment. I spent over £300 advertising my stallion, he was advertised at £4500 which was half the price I was offered for him as a foal. I then dropped to £2500, and finally gave up and decided to geld him and keep him. Well, then a friend (who had seen him a few weeks before) called me out of the blue and made me an offer above my revised asking price, so he was sold. BUT she also showed me the pictures and pedigrees of some stallions she had looked at, and graded, ridden, competing stallions were being offered to her for £4000.

I hate to sound pessimistic, but there are so many quality, easy horses out there at the moment at not so ridiculous prices, that green, novicey youngsters are hard to sell, and not making a huge amount.

 

[cindydog]

I know what you mean I was also thinking about loaning with view to buy dont know how long they would need to loan b4 they know if she is right or wrong for them at this rate I will be owing the buyers money to take her, its mad.