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Proven Silver Grullo LB WWW Sire.

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Proven Grullo WWW Sire.


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3 months: 180k
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12 months: 950k

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Magic Horses
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WWW mare for auction
KLG Farms
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Im iso a 3 month upgrade. Please pm me price
Shadowscape Eventing
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Whispering Wood Barn
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If you happen to breed anything matching my color program ISO list, please reach out to me! I am looking for new blood to grow my lines 😊

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Red stained horse glass for sale.
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Hayes Family Ranch
12:49:19 Fallon
Tons of horses for sale! Most have at least one World Class rating! Cheapest World Class horses you'll find! Open to offers!
-HEE Click-
Port Royal Equines
12:02:32 Lvl 6+ Gelds 4 Sale
-HEE Click-
Proven Seal Brown ABLB WWW Sire.

-HEE Click-
Proven Silver Grullo LB WWW Sire.

-HEE Click-
Proven Grullo WWW Sire.


-HEE Click-
EEE+ Broodmares at 4k. Bravery mares included! Some are W producers.
Wild Wind Stables
11:57:51 Wind
Auction: Colorful foals -- including an EPE Brindle filly -- and some solid show horses
-HEE Click-
AP Legacy
11:55:22 ✨ Sassy
Upgrades & Re Rolls Available

3 months: 180k
6 months: 360k
12 months: 950k

Same pricing for re rolls <3
Magic Horses
11:35:45 Magic
-HEE Click-
WWW mare for auction
KLG Farms
11:27:26 Cap
Im iso a 3 month upgrade. Please pm me price
Shadowscape Eventing
11:21:06 Shadow/Bluey
-HEE Click-
Whispering Wood Barn
11:09:45 ~Whispy~
If you happen to breed anything matching my color program ISO list, please reach out to me! I am looking for new blood to grow my lines 😊

Horse Eden : ISO: New Color Blood - Still Open! -Click-
Sunni
11:01:34 Sunni bunny
-HEE Click-
Red stained horse glass for sale.
Boulder Creek
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The Pretty Pony Pageant Needs You!!!

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. April 8, 2018 12:55 AM

Former Stable
 
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No use. I rather be useless then having hurtful things shoved down my throat

Edited at April 11, 2018 06:19 PM by Sniper Ridge Stables
. April 8, 2018 09:03 AM


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If you donÂ’t even have the money to buy a horse (aka the cheapest part of having a horse) then, honestly, donÂ’t even consider it. Check out leasing or taking lessons.
. April 11, 2018 09:03 AM


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Sniper Ridge Stables said:
Best way to save for a horse! Help!

So I have 124 from the day I post this to some how save over 1 grand in cash to buy a horse, I need to some how save but I am not good at that, Any handy hints?
As this auction is held 3 days after my Bday o am hoping to get like 100-200 For my Birthday and I am tryna get work for Sat & Sun to get extra Income but I just need hints on saving!

(124 x 10 1,240)

So I will be bidding against others from meat works at SHEPP
SHEPP: https://m.facebook.com/groups/195908257424793?tsid=0.1442894442918824&source=result



See if you can muck stalls for people (for $$), clean tack, feed horses, take care of animals, etc. Do stuff everybody hates to do, but know they need to get done. Build up a client list, then keep doing the stuff even after you get the horse.
. April 11, 2018 09:18 AM

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Dimrill Dale said:


Sniper Ridge Stables said:
Best way to save for a horse! Help!

So I have 124 from the day I post this to some how save over 1 grand in cash to buy a horse, I need to some how save but I am not good at that, Any handy hints?
As this auction is held 3 days after my Bday o am hoping to get like 100-200 For my Birthday and I am tryna get work for Sat & Sun to get extra Income but I just need hints on saving!

(124 x 10 1,240)

So I will be bidding against others from meat works at SHEPP
SHEPP: https://m.facebook.com/groups/195908257424793?tsid=0.1442894442918824&source=result



See if you can muck stalls for people (for $$), clean tack, feed horses, take care of animals, etc. Do stuff everybody hates to do, but know they need to get done. Build up a client list, then keep doing the stuff even after you get the horse.



. April 11, 2018 11:24 AM


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Cappuccino said:
If you don’t even have the money to buy a horse (aka the cheapest part of having a horse) then, honestly, don’t even consider it. Check out leasing or taking lessons.


This ^^
. April 11, 2018 12:20 PM


Coldwater Meadows

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There's really no way to save up for a horse.. They are an eternal budget item + ungodly amounts of unexpected expenses.

Even free horses are never free.
. April 11, 2018 01:10 PM

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I got a free horse a few years ago. He ended up costing me over 3k within the first year in vet bills, farrier work, etc. Ended up selling him for 2.5k about a year and a half after I first got him because he was a project horse.

Bought another horse for a little over 1k. The day after we paid for him, he flipped himself over a fence and needed 3 weeks off, and that was a fairly large vet bill.

Horses are not cheap, and frankly, it's not fair to the animal to purchase t and then potentially not have the means to care for it properly. Set out a plan for yourself, figure out how much board would be each month if you don't have your own place. Figure out feed costs for at least a year, set aside enough for expected vet and farrier bills, and then a large chunk for unexpected or emergency vet bills.

Until then, as suggested, leasing or lessons are great options! Or even see if somebody will give you lessons in exchange for barn chores.
. April 11, 2018 01:51 PM


Corazon

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Saving up for a horse is the easiest part, taking care of it is impossible if you don't have a job :[
. April 11, 2018 03:32 PM


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Cappuccino said:
If you don’t even have the money to buy a horse (aka the cheapest part of having a horse) then, honestly, don’t even consider it. Check out leasing or taking lessons.

This.
. April 11, 2018 05:46 PM


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Cappuccino said:
If you don’t even have the money to buy a horse (aka the cheapest part of having a horse) then, honestly, don’t even consider it. Check out leasing or taking lessons.




Armistice Acres said:
I got a free horse a few years ago. He ended up costing me over 3k within the first year in vet bills, farrier work, etc. Ended up selling him for 2.5k about a year and a half after I first got him because he was a project horse.

Bought another horse for a little over 1k. The day after we paid for him, he flipped himself over a fence and needed 3 weeks off, and that was a fairly large vet bill.

Horses are not cheap, and frankly, it's not fair to the animal to purchase t and then potentially not have the means to care for it properly. Set out a plan for yourself, figure out how much board would be each month if you don't have your own place. Figure out feed costs for at least a year, set aside enough for expected vet and farrier bills, and then a large chunk for unexpected or emergency vet bills.

Until then, as suggested, leasing or lessons are great options! Or even see if somebody will give you lessons in exchange for barn chores.


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