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Fantasy Horses
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Horses for sale!
- ISH, KNN, and TB
- P combos to EEE
- Elite bravery
- Color
- Two mares, two stallions
- Wild captures
- Ages 1 and 2
- $800 to 6k
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- Horses will be set free!
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Port Royal Equines
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ISH Bravery mares! Come and get em.
MakeEm Fancy
11:25:31 Ally 💜
EEE 2.5k
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Mossy Lane Stables
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Are there any bravery breeders looking for proven LB colorful studs? Giving away my last three SH boys. Pm me
Unwanted Ones
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Selling upgrade 160k pm me

Hundreds of cheap brood mares in my stables
Skyrim
10:39:57 Wynter/Ghostly
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6 year old WWE rated RID stallion for sale at 250k. He has produced multiple EWE's and EEE's.
Sunflowerz
10:29:06 
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Small auction need theses horses gone.
Sport Horse is an SD world class
A pretty wild caught
Registered Irish Draught with a PEE
Another wild caught
Appendix Quarter Horse with a EPP
rating
And a handsome
Sport Pony with a EEP rating.
No roan coats in this auction.
$2'000 and up
Gemini
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Auction - EEE+ and colour rated horses

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Rebelliously Free
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All $500, mostly Knabstruppers, all rated, all will be released.

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The Dude Ranch
12:26:15 TDR
ISO a 3 month upgrade
Fantasy Horses
12:12:05 Bravery + AD ISH
Horses for sale!
- ISH, KNN, and TB
- P combos to EEE
- Elite bravery
- Color
- Two mares, two stallions
- Wild captures
- Ages 1 and 2
- $800 to 6k
- TAKING OFFERS!
- Horses will be set free!
-HEE Click-
Port Royal Equines
12:03:54 ISH Bravery 4 Sale!
-HEE Click-
ISH Bravery mares! Come and get em.
MakeEm Fancy
11:25:31 Ally 💜
EEE 2.5k
-HEE Click-
Mossy Lane Stables
10:47:34 
Are there any bravery breeders looking for proven LB colorful studs? Giving away my last three SH boys. Pm me
Unwanted Ones
10:46:35 
Selling upgrade 160k pm me

Hundreds of cheap brood mares in my stables
Skyrim
10:39:57 Wynter/Ghostly
-HEE Click-
6 year old WWE rated RID stallion for sale at 250k. He has produced multiple EWE's and EEE's.
Sunflowerz
10:29:06 
-HEE Click-
Small auction need theses horses gone.
Sport Horse is an SD world class
A pretty wild caught
Registered Irish Draught with a PEE
Another wild caught
Appendix Quarter Horse with a EPP
rating
And a handsome
Sport Pony with a EEP rating.
No roan coats in this auction.
$2'000 and up
Gemini
10:15:59 
Auction - EEE+ and colour rated horses

-HEE Click-
Rebelliously Free
10:06:31 
-HEE Click-

All $500, mostly Knabstruppers, all rated, all will be released.

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than 1 day before you can use our chatbox.






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Leasing? March 29, 2021 10:26 AM

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HMH Reality Check said:
Well, you become responsible for this other person's horse, so condition and injuries are blamed on you. Leasing from a friend isn't always the best idea. I leased this pretty Palomino AQHA gelding from this lady who collected Western Pleasure AQHA and just let them sit. We got him jumping and dressage and he was going well, until the lady decides that she didn't want him jumping or being ridden at all, got super pissed at us and took him away. People care about there horses and have many reasons for leasing, wether it be no time or new horse, if something happens to the lease horse, (skinny, injury, vice) the owner isn't going to be happy, and it's going to be your fault. Horses always come with strings and instructions and it's just a pain.
She sounds like the worst kind of person. She's part of why it costs so much to buy a horse to learn with and try competing at a low level. This is part of why I wouldn't want to lease. Get a nice horse, start training them, really click with the horse and bond with them, and then boom, the owner decides it's off and now you're out the time and money you put into a horse you never really got to use. There's plenty of good horses that go through sales every day, so if I want something new and can't find anything I like for sale, I hit up a nearby salebarn. At worst, I end up with a good project horse.
Leasing? March 30, 2021 06:09 AM


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A lot of good points about the problems you could potentially run into while leasing. Communication is absolutely key between you and the owner to help avoid these situations (ideally a legal contract is drawn up to outline rights, responsibilities, and terms for breaking the lease on both sides).
However, I cannot stress enough how permanent buying a horse can be! I've known too many people who jumped into horse ownership and gotten stuck with an animal that was unsuitable, or quickly ran into financial trouble because they didn't fully understand all the costs that come with horse ownership. There are pros and cons to buying and leasing, and you need to evaluate your individual situation to determine which is best for you right now.
Leasing? April 2, 2021 06:27 PM


The Lady of Fangorn
 
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EmeraldHillsFarm said:
A lot of good points about the problems you could potentially run into while leasing. Communication is absolutely key between you and the owner to help avoid these situations (ideally a legal contract is drawn up to outline rights, responsibilities, and terms for breaking the lease on both sides).
However, I cannot stress enough how permanent buying a horse can be! I've known too many people who jumped into horse ownership and gotten stuck with an animal that was unsuitable, or quickly ran into financial trouble because they didn't fully understand all the costs that come with horse ownership. There are pros and cons to buying and leasing, and you need to evaluate your individual situation to determine which is best for you right now.


Wise words. I completely agree with what you said, especially getting a contract in place if you're going to lease (or buy!! Make sure you get a bill of sale!)

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