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Post by anotherdeal1 on Jun 26, 2008 13:03:02 GMT
hi there i want a broodmare TB or TB X 15hh plus either purchase or on loan i can offer a 5* home and references can be supplied please contact me if you can help. thanks
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Post by highill cant log in on Jun 26, 2008 13:48:29 GMT
Where abouts are you. Do you mind if not in foal for next year but has foal at foot so wouldnt be available til foal weaned
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Post by anotherdeal1 on Jun 26, 2008 14:31:06 GMT
hiya im based in somerset what is it that you have got would there be a possibility of covering her with my stallion for next year and then having her once your foal has been weaned?? did you want to sell or loan?? pm me if you prefer. thanks  |
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Post by pentaran on Jun 26, 2008 19:59:23 GMT
I have a couple of mares I am wanting to sell, both TBs one 5 yrs and the other 9 years both good natured and well bred, both have foals at foot currently, We are AI technicians if your boy can do a collection? I am not asking a fortune for them, I am seriously cutting down on my breeding and want them to have a good home. They are both 16hh. pm me if you like.
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Post by anotherdeal1 on Jun 26, 2008 20:33:42 GMT
hi have pm'd you |
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Post by katy on Jun 27, 2008 9:57:25 GMT
I have a 15h TB x Mare that I would consider selling, dont want a fortune for her. excellent nature and well bred.PM if you are interested.
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Post by anotherdeal1 on Jun 27, 2008 13:09:37 GMT
hi would be very interseted could you pm me a phone number??
thanks
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Post by pentaran on Jun 27, 2008 16:35:13 GMT
I asume you are not interested in mine then anotherdeal.
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Post by highill cant log in on Jun 27, 2008 19:16:38 GMT
Sorry not happy for her to go off with foal at foot. But also do have her 5 year old TB daughter for sale by Bella Carroterre. Has had two runs in bumpers - not very quick!!!! Lovely looking mare, could have been Riding Horse but for wire scar on hind leg. Super temperament would definately breed show horses. Really want £2000 for her, could take a photo of her if you are interested. You cant pm me cos I still cant log on aaargh!!!! So just put a message back on here
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Post by anotherdeal1 on Jun 27, 2008 19:57:32 GMT
to be really honest thats a bit more than i wanted to spend, thankyou very much anyway  |
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Post by vagelloronstud on Jul 16, 2008 14:43:28 GMT
Are you still looking for a broodmare? I have a Hanovarian x TB for sale with foal at foot but has been covered by my KWPN coloured stallion for a 2009 foal-just waiting to have her scanned to see if she has taken or not.
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Post by anotherdeal1 on Jul 16, 2008 19:02:25 GMT
STILL LOOKING COULD YOU PM ME WITH A PRICE THANKS X
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Post by pentaran on Jul 17, 2008 21:48:10 GMT
As I have asked before , Can I presume after sending you pics etc that you are NOT interested in mine, so I can go ahead and advertise them. all it takes is a word, I wouldnt be offended , just annoying not knowing.
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Post by sunny on Sept 16, 2008 11:09:02 GMT
hi there i want a broodmare TB or TB X 15hh plus either purchase or on loan i can offer a 5* home and references can be supplied please contact me if you can help. thanks i have a tb x broodmare forsale shes bay and 15.2hh very easy to cover and lives out all year with a rug on in winter will be stabled and has no vices in the stable.not lame or retired just always been a broodmare.pm if interested.x |
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Post by trip on Sept 16, 2008 12:03:02 GMT
Someone i know has a tb broodmare which has bred nice foal this year,which is for sale: her number is: 07974613067 her name is pam
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Post by teddydog on Sept 29, 2008 20:12:00 GMT
I have a lovely TB mare who has had some super foals looking for a home. pm me if interested.
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Post by topclassponies on Oct 5, 2008 16:53:46 GMT
hello
are you still looking 4 a tb mare if so we have a 16'1 bay mare
(miss Springfield) she has loverly temperament and is a fantastic mother. All her foals through to the stallions colour!
her breeding is:
sire:Environment friend
Dam:Esilam
damsire: Frimley park
for more information and pics of her and some of her foals, email me on : xxkellyturpinx@hotmail.co.uk
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Post by lesleym on Oct 16, 2008 21:47:53 GMT
I have a registered ID x TB mare that I bred myself for sale. She has bred one fantastic foal and is not in foal at present. She is for sale only as I do not want to breed anymore, although she is broken and has competed in dressage and showing. She is 15.1hh bay mare. She would not be a lot onf money and would only be for sale to a good home. Pm me if you want more info or pics please
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Post by babsr on Oct 26, 2008 21:31:26 GMT
Hi
I have an excellent TB Brood Mare 7yrs old Bay 15.2hh small white star, would show in Hack Brood Mare classes
Dam of Multi Champ yearling Show Filly sired by my own Anglo stallion and in foal to him again, due March 2009
Only consider selling her as wish to retain her 2006 filly
PM me if interested
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Post by pentaran on Oct 26, 2008 21:36:52 GMT
i dont know why anyone is still bothering to answer this thread, she is obviously ignoring it as well or just has no manners.
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Post by anotherdeal1 on Oct 26, 2008 21:42:27 GMT
im not ignoring anyone i have answered each and everyone by pm and have a lovely broodmare off teddydog who im sure will tell you i definately have manners but she just didnt want silly money |
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Post by pentaran on Oct 26, 2008 23:52:21 GMT
It would only have taken a second to tell us you had found one, saved all the wasted posts and photo sending etc.
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Post by bananaman on Oct 27, 2008 8:29:11 GMT
I agree........just a quick post to say that you'd found one would be nice.
Also, it makes me cross when people don't expect to pay a reasonable price for a broodmare.
The mare is at least 50% of the resulting foal, probably more if we compare nature to nuture, so it makes sense to use the best possible and not breed from something 'cos it looks ok.
Not saying that teddydogs mare isn't nice, I know nothing about it, and hopefully you have a bargain but it does annoy me that people don't want to pay for an animal of proven bloodlines, preferably proven under saddle and as a broodmare that can go on to produce many quality foals for you.
(Slinks off again!)
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Post by anotherdeal1 on Oct 27, 2008 9:09:32 GMT
oh for goodness sake i havent said or done anything wrong i had forgotten all about the post on here i knew what i was looking for and i never said i didnt want to pay a decent price i just didnt want to pay thousands i dont see the need to especially with the winter upon us and the economy the way it is so please dont all start a witch hunt, ive seen it done on here too many times. Mods when you see this your more than welcome to take off the thread it is not needed as i have a lovely broodmare and made a friend out of it too which is what i thought this site was all about?? Bananaman be very careful the broodmare i have has definately proved herself which is why i have her to breed with my lovely stallion |
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Post by teddydog on Oct 27, 2008 10:23:02 GMT
Good lord i dont believe this, the mare that anotherdeal has off me is a lovely proven brood mare that i have only let go as she has bred us an outstanding filly and i want to have my own home bred brood mares with my prefix.
So what you lot are on about i dont know!!
Our 3 best brood mares are TB mares we bought straight out of racing for a few hundred pounds and they have repaid me with superb stock that have won at all the top county shows including Champion at the Royal. The above mare is the same quality if people want to pay for proven mares let them but the most expensive mare i bought with proven record under saddle never threw me a desent foal even when put to some very expensive stallions!!
So bananaman get off your high horse. just because you pay through the nose for a mare doesnt mean she will do the job.
Get real from someone who s family have been breeding horses for 3 generations!!
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Post by pentaran on Oct 27, 2008 10:55:00 GMT
teddydog, I dont think anyone is criticising your mare she sounds lovely, I also get my mares out of training and the one I mentioned was only £800 and had a foal at foot by a champion winning sire, Its just that photos were sent and more as requested, she asked for my number and then zilch. Its not sour grapes, I have since sold the mare to a lovely home, I have bred for 40 years now , its just that more and more people were offering but no one was answering. No offence to you intended just a courteous response would have been enough. As asked for a couple of times by myself, she says she forgot about the thread, question answered no problem .
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Post by teddydog on Oct 27, 2008 11:07:22 GMT
I take your point but i do think bananaman is out of order not every brood mare has to be proven. She is oviously not an experienced breeder like yourself. Well done on selling your mare and lets continue to buy those lovely ex race mares to breed us these lovely foals.
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Post by anotherdeal1 on Oct 27, 2008 11:10:57 GMT
id just like to add that someone was answering but by pm just because the posts dont appear on the thread doesnt mean im not responding certainly doesnt mean i have no manners!!
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Post by bananaman on Oct 27, 2008 12:14:44 GMT
FGS teddydog, I certainly was NOT critising your mare as I said in my post.
And to say that I am OBVIOUSLY not an experienced breeder is SO wrong that it's funny. I have been in breeding for more than 25 years, working on and managing some of the top studs in the country as well as having bred some of my own. I too, have produced county and National show champions, I also hold the NPS Stud Diploma so I feel a little qualified to comment.
I realise that there are some stunning mares to come out of training and if you have a good eye, you would not have to pay a fortune. However breeding is always a gamble and I am astounded when people expect something for nothing. Of course a mare does not need to be proven but I would expect to pay extra for one that was, reducing the risk of her not being successful.
One of my biggest bugbears is people breeding from a mare just because they don't know what else to do with her.
(And before anyone starts yelling at me, I am NOT pointing fingers at anyone here, it is a generalisation, but something that happens far too often imo.)
I also was not having a pop at anotherdeal1, except to say that it would have been nice to have let folks know that she'd found something, and I'm sorry if it came over like that, but I stand by my belief that if you have a mare that is well bred, whose siblings have done well, who has done well herself and under saddle and bred a nice foal or two herself, that she should be worth more than a mare that has come off the track as a possible failed racehorse or a pony that has been turned away and not been anywhere.
There is nothing to say that mare 1 would be the better producer over the other two but the chance of breeding a better animal MAY be higher with the one that is proven.
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Post by victoria (highhill) on Oct 28, 2008 18:16:17 GMT
well i would have to say that anotherdeal was very quick to reply to me by pm and now has our lovely, proven broodmare. She very quickly responded to every pm and came to see Tabitha at the time agreed and took her with her striaght away, very nice to deal with and I am sure the mare has a lovely home.
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