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Is he worth the money2007-11-24 21:17:55

I live in Mi, and there is a JET BLACK registered 6 year old twh gelding. He has a realy good petagrey and is very sweet. He is trick trained to, he bows, kisses and shakes his head yes on comand.

He is broke to ride and is esaygoing, but he need a little work on his gait. you can see it in him but he just needs more time being ridden in it.

Do you think $3500 is to much, a good deal, or fair?

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I would say that price seems firm. Trick training can really boost a horses price. A friend of mine bought an off the track TB and never rode him once. She only taught him tricks and then she sold him for $50,000. So I think it seems good. I would buy him at that. Or I know whenever I buy a horse I want to pay the least I can so maybe try offering 3000 or like 3,100.

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It seems a bit high. You don't need a good pedigree or tricks, but if those things have a high value to you, maybe it will justify the high price.

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Unless he has a type of Disease or a vice he sounds awesome and no thats actually that's considered cheap with Walkers

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i think its fair

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I am from CA & that is a good price. But every thing is high out here! LOL But that is a good price for a trained horse. Go look on Dream Horse & check out the prices.

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I don't think the trick thing even comes into play with buying a horse unless thats what you are looking for. Sounds like you are looking at him mostly as a gaited horse, if you see the potential, he will be worth a lot more later! I think it is a fair price. Good Luck!

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Here in Georgia, that price is outrageous unless he is a ribboned show horse, or a stallion or a mare with hit bloodlines for breeding.