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 SHOWING NOW AT LA JUMPING FESTIVAL2002 16.3h Hanoverian Gelding
Big, quiet, handsome gelding. Going AAs & suitable Jr/AOs. Nice slow step & jump, very attractive to watch. Consistent & predictable, same horse at home & on the road. Contact Mark Purcell, Drycreek Stables, info and video here. |
 CAN BE SEEN IN WELLINGTON OVER WINTER2001 16.2h Westphalian Gelding
Proven Ch/AA Winner in company, consistent top ribbons in classes of 25/30+. Step & scope for 3'6" or ready now for Novice Ch/AA. Contact Carol Delacy, BayCreek Sales info and video here. |
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1999 14.1 h Welsh X Gelding
Wonderful first show pony from Leadline to Larges; history of success with many riders. Champion Short Stirrup Hunter out of 19 at WEF and jumped around 2009 Pony Finals without question or hesitation. Great with little kids. Contact Carone Stuckey, video and info here. |
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1993 13.1 1/2h Welsh Gelding
Wonderful first pony. Great for beginner riders and a consistent top ribbon winner in the Short Stirrup ring with Circuit Tricolors from Thermal. Quiet, kick along type that goes from stall to ring at the shows. Contact Nancy Free of Brass Ring Farm, info and video here. |
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Register your sale horse at Kentucky National, Showplace Fall Classic, Capital Challenge or Washington International Horse Show. Contact Amber for details. |
 LUCKY JACKReserve Champion Childrens Hunter at Conyers Fall and winner THIS Children's Medal. Can be seen at Atlanta Fall Classics in November Click here for info & video
 BROC ON BROADWAY Champion Pony Hunter & Medal Winner at Rocky Mountain Classic III, plus invited to showcase Connemara breed at Spruce Masters! Click here for info & video
 DREAM TIME BEAUChampion Lg. Pony at Fieldstone Farm Summer Classic, won hack, model & Pony Hunter Classic - Qualified 2010 Finals. Click here for info & video
 VARSITYVarsity: 3rd, 5th, 9th Place AA Hunters out of 25 entries and 7th of 55 Marshall & Sterling Classic at the Hampton Classic. Click here for info & video
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These Sellers have expressed an interest in negotiating for whatever reason, and have adjusted prices to what I believe is a very fair range. Intereseted parties please contact for further details.
Seller has too many horses, simply put. This is a talented, young mare whose sane brain led to a start in the hunter ring, then proved more than capable of jumping big fences. 3rd out of 32 at Culpeper with Ammie up, asking $25K.
Sadly outgrown, rider merely needs to move on to a horse. This is a good moving, cute jumping, FLASHY pinto mare that makes a perfect first show pony and is easily handled by kids. 2nd of 96 MHC Mini Medal Final. Asking $35K
Long time owner Patty Glick won the '08 Jimmy Johnson Medal Final and realized its time Freida introduce another novice rider to the show ring. This Appy/Oldenburg cross has been a great partner and has a documented history of performance. Owner wants the best home possible and is asking $20K. |
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My blog has finally found an identity. In case you haven't been following I've struggled with what to do with this "Blog" thing since the get-go, attempting to find something I care about writing, something I can speak about without too much repercussion oversight, and something that wasn't already being done on 600 other equestrian blogs. The solution was to blog about the things I deal with on a daily basis, which is basically the trials and tribulation of applying modern technology to our antiquated industry. Hence our blog's new name, Modern Equine . . . .
MODERN MEDIA: EXPOSING THE HONEST SELLER
I'm no fool. When the idea for this company first arose the thought of taking a bunch of random trainers at their word was daunting. I created an extensive Fact Sheet that querried the necessary details and attempted to shine light through any "holes". I used discrimination and intuition with no regard or apologies. I armed myself with background details and discreet personality checks. I took every precaution I could think of and then formed and LLC to take care of the inevitable.
I still wait for the inevitable, its ugly head has yet to rear. I'm speaking of the dishonest Seller, of course. One that checks the "Never stops" box on a horse with firstfencitis, or gives me a ReGreen pony with a name change to sell. Those trainers of the ilk Tom Selleck just walloped in court. Or worse.
By the way, what idiot stiffs a celeb with documented riches and thus the means to fight back? A dirty horse trainer apparently, though Buyers nationwide are rejoicing her poor choice in "schmucks".
Fortunately the inevitable is becoming steadily less . . . evitable (word? no idea) as we go on. I can now list multiple repeat Sellers in our Service, trainers that have come back 3, 4, 8 times to sell horses. As awesome as that speaks for our success the welcome feeling is that of familiarity. The relief that I've seen and often met their horses before, sometimes I've even ridden them. I've watched their show results for some time, witnessed them take Babies through First Years and produce good-brained beasts. More importantly, I've sold their horses and have documented reports back from Buyers that the horses are indeed performing as described. To read more from "Modern Media: Exposing Honest Sellers" click here.
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