What is my dear little Toby worth?

[MerryMAL]

We're not selling him, but I'm incredibly bored and want to know how much he's worth. Here we go:
14.2hh Fell/Dale (unfortunately paperless), 10yo PC pony. Got me my C Test. Jumps around 3'3" at home, has been competed up to 3' but sporadic in jumping competitions, clears best found around 2'6"-2'9". You can get him in an outline, and a better dressage rider than myself could certainly keep him in one (my instructor can). Loves XC, small issue with ditches but a bold rider will get him clear. Lovely horse, very easy to do, lovely chirpy nature. Fine to clip/dentist/ride on road. Loading - unfortunately not his strong point but he continues to get better, the more you take him out the better he is, for this reason people who are used to naughty ponies ony.

 

[JoBo]

I’m no expert at this having only sold a few horses, but I would say around £3500.
Is that kind of what you were thinking?

 

[monkeybum13]

As you have said "for this reason people who are used to naughty ponies ony." makes me think around £1500, given the "credit crunch". It could be totally wrong though - just a guess.
I'm afraid I personally think that £3500 is high, sorry

ETA: your photos says 2005. Do you have any newer photos? Or is it a new photo and your camera just reads 2005.

 

[Katie__Connie]

ditto rudolph

 

[Lolo]

If he's patchy out at comps, I wouldn't pay more than £1000 for him tbh, unless he's ridden badly when I went to see him. Unless of course he's an amazing hunting pony who'll do everything at which point I'd go for £2000. His behaivour at comps is quite limiting tbh.

 

[MerryMAL]

He loves hunting and hacking. It was camp this year, but the photographer's camera read 2005 for some reason.

 

[SusieT]

2000 as he's neither scopey enough or 'nice' enough to command a higher price-the loading would be the big issue for me!