xTrooperx
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when will you know if your bid has won?.. the waiting would drive me mad 
best of luck.
best of luck.
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Sensible offers....
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q105
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The waiting is going to kill me, believe me. And I have to be realistic too.....there is at least one other person who has expressed an interest, and I'm sure will bid too.
I have a lovely home ready and waiting for him, and that is also taken into consideration before bids are viewed. It never comes down to the money only when they look for a new home.
I'm going to overload this site with photos if he comes home with me....just you wait!!! Fingers crossed!
Thank you so much for all replies, I'm tormented hahaha
x q x
I have a lovely home ready and waiting for him, and that is also taken into consideration before bids are viewed. It never comes down to the money only when they look for a new home.
I'm going to overload this site with photos if he comes home with me....just you wait!!! Fingers crossed!
Thank you so much for all replies, I'm tormented hahaha
x q x
q105
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It will be a few weeks before I know......<biting finger nails!>
frozzy
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If you have ridden him and know all his quirks/hangups(if any) then the best advice I could give you on bidding is to go for an unusual figure (like say£789).
When we bought a house (Scotland sealed bids) we offered an amount that was over the asking price (which was £50K back then) . The solicitor said to make sure of getting it offer 10% over and then a little bit more. So we offered£55199 AND GOT IT!!! The offer below ours was £55000.
My daughter is a mounted officer with the MET but not all police horses are rock steady. I have heard some stories of them having a freaky!!
It just COULD be the same with military nags. But make sure you really really want him, then go for it!!
Best of luck and let us know.
When we bought a house (Scotland sealed bids) we offered an amount that was over the asking price (which was £50K back then) . The solicitor said to make sure of getting it offer 10% over and then a little bit more. So we offered£55199 AND GOT IT!!! The offer below ours was £55000.
My daughter is a mounted officer with the MET but not all police horses are rock steady. I have heard some stories of them having a freaky!!
It just COULD be the same with military nags. But make sure you really really want him, then go for it!!
Best of luck and let us know.