Still horse hunting and getting fed up with it

[lannerch]

go with your eyes wide open, itake someone with you and make sure you ask about everythinga and ask if they think the horse is suitable for what you want to do with it, and obviously do not consider buying anything without a full vetting. If you were to buy get every promise in writing.

A dealer is in theory a safer way of buying as they are covered by the sale of goods act so goods must be fit for purpose and you have more comeback if something was to go wrong.

 

[ldlp111]

Hi I have found one in a localish paper to me so not sure if too far away but here is info on it

16.2 bay gelding, 10yr old m/w, good flatwork, nice jump xc & xj. sensible hunter, super hack alone & in company, 100% box, shoe, clip & traffic (very nice allround friend) near gloucester. £1,250

 

[silverstar]

Thanks ldlp111 but the horse is way too far from me.

 

[patchandloopy]

im still trying to sell and feel the same - but the other way round lol!

I have had 3 viewings and it is safe to say most were all novices!! 6 others have made bookings and then not turned up or text me 20mins before viewing.

My horse hasnt put a foot wrong either - i am at a loss. they tell me they really like him and think hes brill then turn round and say no. gahhhh!!

Starting to think about just keeping him now for all the hassle its worth.

 

[Leadrope]

I have PM'd you.
My friend just advertised hers today and not sure 'bout advertising rules on here.