Anyone with a horse for sale in Indiana?

Question

i am looking for a horse in indiana. $900.00 or lower. i want a baby horse, or a ridable 13 or under. no gender preference or breed preference.

Answer 1

try

horseclicks.com

equinenow.com

equine.com

equinehits.com

dreamhorse.com

horsetopia.com

horseville.com

liverystable.com

horsejockey.com

they're great sites...i have my horse posted for sale on them..

Answer 2

hey!

im not from indiana but you can go to the following to look for horses in your area:

horsecity.com

horsetopia.com

equinenow.com

http://www.peacefulmountainhorserescue.o...

equine.com

horseweb.com

horsewanted.com

morgansforsalewanted.com

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also!

make a flyer and post it in your vets office saying you are looking for any horse13 or under to buy. include a phone number or email.

talk to friends and get the word out its kinda i waiting game i guess. it took me 130 days on the dot to find my horse. do you parents have any horse friends/ cowboy friends? mine did and they looked and found tons of places for me to look at.

search in newpaper ads.

PLACE a news paper ad. they're little but for some reason people see them.

good luck!

Answer 3

do you mean 13hh and under?

or age?

by baby do you mean 3 years?

filly?

colt?

broken baby?

you need more infomation

OR.......

look at local newspapers with horses in

websites - horsey ones

tack shops etc

Answer 4

If you search "horses for sale in Indiana'' (on Yahoo! or Google, or another search engine) you should get a bunch of listings. I search "horses for sale in Connecticut" and I get a bunch.

Answer 5

take a look at these, theres one for five hundred

but your not going to get very much horse for that small amount of money.

sorry.

Answer 6

You say you are looking for a horse to buy in Indiana, and yet you also have said you want to start an anti horse slaughter website. I think you need to get educated before you buy anything, or you will just be contributing yourself to the problem you are supposedly trying to solve. Trying to find a horse at that price is going to be a problem- and once you get it, where are you going to keep it, and who is going to pay for the feed and care it requires?? You sound like a kid to me, and one who really needs to take some lessons and learn some things before you buy or commit yourself to taking care of a horse. 13 hands is a mighty small animal- only 3 feet tall at the withers. Are you short enough that you won't outgrow such an animal, Lulu?  Do your parents know about these dreams of yours? That's what I think you are really doing, is dreaming.

Think about it. BTW: I was raised in Indiana, near West Lafayette, which is where Purdue University is located. If all else fails, you might be able to get a horse by contacting one of the vets at the vet school there, or perhaps one of the students. Just a thought.

Answer 7

I dont really know what you are looking for, please, consider before buyknow what coing a horse, know horses, ask your self:

What is Colic?

What is Tying-Up?

Have I found a vet?

do I have enough money for a farrier, vet, ciropracter, and dentist?

Can I pay for the high hay prices?

Can I name at least 10 offical names of parts of the horse?

What is a filly?

What is a mare?

How many inches is a hand?

What is a curry?

Can I buy a saddle? bridle? stalls? grooming supplies?

ok, if you pass this little 'test' then consider buying a horse

but, you wont be able to find a great horse for that much money, but its possiable.

try:

horsecity.com

agdirect.com

dreamhorse.com

horse.com

petfinder.com {rescue a horse!}

or

horseforsale.com

consider reading a book, or learning about horses.  Owning a horse is not as simple as owning one, you must be responsible for its life.