Not really, then agian i do not really have much for sale myself. I started listing a gelding back around thanksgiving and got a few inquires on him, it was just a matter of the right home coming along as he is really special to me. Quality to boot! I just recently found him an amazing home (show home / CDE), took a while but for him and i really let him go incrediably cheap considering his show record, training record, pedigree, conformation ext.
I get plenty of Inquires and potential buyers, he was just special to me and i wanted him to go to someone special
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Another view on this, instead of looking at it from being a "seller" ..what about looking at it from a "buyers" p.o.v
. I really have not been affected much by the hay prices, grain is starting to rise ..bedding is not to bad $$$. I have been a buyer mood this past winter and i will pay for a nice horse. A nice horse eats the same amount of $$$ each day as a not so nice horse, which would i rather have in my barn?
. It really is a buyers market AND the breeders that put out quality horses are selling their horses for what they are actually worth with ease and always will.