CH01
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Has anyone bought from Tyersal Equestrian near Bradford, or heard any reviews about them? Do they sell sound horses etc and where do they source them from?
Regards.
Regards.
Tyersal Equestrian
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Pearlsasinger
Up in the clouds
They tend to breed their own.
I have viewed but not bought, say no more..........
Did you see the see the Rogue Traders Programme about puppy farms?
I have viewed but not bought, say no more..........
Did you see the see the Rogue Traders Programme about puppy farms?
YorksG
Over the hill and far awa
Google Tyersal
scats
Well-Known Member
I bought a Tyersal pony last year, although not direct from them. I googled them as was curious- it did not make nice reading!
CH01
New User
I didn’t know anything about their past, but bought an ID who is 4 yrs old from them. Only just broken in. I just hope I have not been duped!
Pearlsasinger
Up in the clouds
They don't normally breed IDs, so far as I know, more usually Appaloosas and coloured cobs. So they probably bought yours in to sell on. Did you have the horse vetted?
I will say, in case any-one else is thinking of buying, it's better to investigate the vendor before buying, rather than after. There is a Dodgy Dealer site on FB, which might be worth a look.
I will say, in case any-one else is thinking of buying, it's better to investigate the vendor before buying, rather than after. There is a Dodgy Dealer site on FB, which might be worth a look.
CH01
New User
Yes I had it vetted 5*
I’m just hoping that it stays sound!
I’m just hoping that it stays sound!
webble
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Mine is from them, although not directly, touch wood so far so good, I have had him 4 years in Dec
Pearlsasinger
Up in the clouds
To be fair any horse can sustain an injury, or develop an illness. Did you choose the vet for the vetting? and crucially, I would say, did you take bloods and keep them?
CH01
New User
Yes I chose the vet.
After reading the rogue traders review, I’m regretting buying it now!
After reading the rogue traders review, I’m regretting buying it now!
Red-1
I used to be decisive, now I'm not so sure...
If the horse is doing as you hoped then I would not now stress about where he came from. I know a Tyersal bred pony, he is an absolute superstar and having been a great child's pony he is about to go BE with an adult.
Pearlsasinger
Up in the clouds
There is no point in worrying about it now, you've got him. It might be interesting to see where he was before he went to Tyresal but the best thing you can do now is concentrate on working with the horse you chose. Depending on how long you've had him, it might be worth asking the vet to test the bloods.
BoopleShnoots
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That moment you see a youngster you'd really like but realise after research that the breeder/seller is rougher than arses.
I loved the look and action of this filly. Is this typical of Connemaras? I've only known non-prancy older geldings.
>linky<
I loved the look and action of this filly. Is this typical of Connemaras? I've only known non-prancy older geldings.
>linky<
be positive
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I would struggle to view anything that is advertised as a strawberry roan when it looks to be a buckskin, it certainly isn't a chestnut based roan if it is even a roan, if they cannot get the colour right what else are they mistaken about, if the breeding is so good why do they not put it in the ad? It is a nice enough foal so if it is the type you are looking for go and view after asking the right questions to save a wasted journey.
Chinchilla
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People get colours wrong all the time, even genuine people.
It really doesn't matter what colour an animal is so long as it's on the right passport. But a simple google search of tyersal equestrian brings up some fairly unsavoury material which should be of far more concern to a potential buyer than whether or not the animal is buckskin, bay or chestnut based roan, or anything else.
My mare who was accurately described colourwise in her advert was inaccurately described in other more important ways so it's not exactly something that can be safely used to judge whether a seller is trustworthy or not.
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Kaylum
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Just make sure you quarantine it which I am sure you would anyway. My friends came with ring worm directly from them, apart from that its a very nice cob