selling a horse- best way?!

[sherwood']

Hi

which websites are best? Which gets best interest for the price? H and h or horsequest are the only two i can think of?

Any other suggestions? Also should it be advertised in local paper too? Word of mouth for sure but that is a slow process!!! Its a 4yr old SJ has jumped round 4 yr old tracks all year and showing promise. Well bred mare whos grandsire is Caletto I?? Thanks!

 

[samp]

The 2 you have mentioned above, also I have had great success on horsemart or either over £5000 could try horsemartgold.

 

[Forget_Me_Not]

Horsemart hands down, and that goes in your local paper too!

 

[KarenX]

Horsemart is really good. I have sold a pony (or two!) very quickly from an advert on there..

H&H is really good of course, but the cost puts me off!!

 

[perenzo]

i advertised my horse in horse deals this month it cost me 49.00 , i had one call, and he was priced to sell, am very dissapointed have decided to keep him now as its a buyers market and if i reduce him anymore i will be giving him away.

 

[samp]

I have heard a lot of people do not get joy from horse deals, I do not even know anyone that buys it anymore

 

[lisan]

Hmmm, still debating where to advertise mine, as finding her the right home is most important thing to me - sensitve lil soul she is!!

 

[KarenX]

Yes.. I advertised in Horse Deals and got one phone call.. but they didnt turn up.

 

[sherwood']

Yea thats what i thought abouot h and h -it is very dear if you dont get the horse sold!

 

[Loupride]

As your based in Northern Ireland I'd give the Irish Field a go too, definately worth a try

 

[Dogbetty141]

Try Horsequest

 

[barkinghorse]

Please tell me you are not selling lovely May?!!
Jo xx

 

[bessie01]

We have had success with Horsemart too. I would say though that at this time of year, buyers will be expecting low prices. It may be worth waiting until spring when prices start to rise again.