Selling a allrounder - advice please

14.3 is a funny size. At that size, it means she can't be competed by a junior in pony classes, they'd have to go into horse classes.
Also, doesn't it preclude her from PC teams with a junior?

Has she been measured, or is that an estimate?
 
In a word yes, she's scruffy in her photos and jumping pics just at home, show photos are always better. Overpriced for having done no Pony club previously and 14.3 so would measure out for BSJA. You don't say who shes hunted with, or when. does she work in a consistant outline? How old is her current jockey?
 
Agree with tower hamlets also - pics are a little sruffy and she is a little pricey. I would invest in some better pics - if you dont have show pics - put your best riding gear on and stage them a little better.
 
I think better pics and check her height. Have you actually measured her, if she was 14.2 or 15 hh she'd be worth more!
 
Add some better pics, she looks a lovely pony so the pics aren't showing her off at all. Perhaps some at competitions. Put why you're selling and how old her current rider is.

I also agree about getting her measured. 14.3hh is a funny height.
 
I thought the photos were okay. I viewed my horse with far worse pics! I think the height may be putting some off, so double check. But i'd say it's fine and someone is bound to view soon. I'd try and add some more details of things she has done etc.
 
Hi thanks for all your advice, I am taking her to open meet on Saturday and there is a pro photographer there so will ask him to take some pics. Thanks x x oh and I will change my ad slightly too!!
 
I would say she is a bit expensive.

Could you see if you could get her measured in at 14.2 especially if she is a registered connie it really would make a lot of difference as then she could compete as a M&M.
 
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