Horses for sale.?

Question

Okay, i live in Ohio and i am looking for another horse. i can get a horse within a few states oh Ohio. i want a horse for a beginner but that will still be a good intermediate horse i want a good horse that rides English and can at least jump 2 foot. i would like a gelding. i want a palomino, pain, or quarter horse. i don't want a horse under 5. please no bays. (i want a horse that sticks out). Please give me some links on horses or even if you have a horse for sale please tell me. thanks.

Answer 1

check out www.dreamhorse.com , www.equine.com, www.agdirect.com, www.horsetopia.com, www.equinefriends.com ,www.equinehits.com

they will have a search engine there, also check out www.craigslist.com and click on Ohio and then your city...very helpful site!

Answer 2

I have a paint for sell but im in Arkansas

and I broke her western so sorry.

Answer 3

Check Dreamhorse.com

Answer 4

http://horsetopia.horse-for-sale.org/cla...

http://www.equinenow.com/horse-ad-98085

http://www.equine.com/horses-for-sale/ho...

Answer 5

go to horsefinders.com and then look for FIND A HORSE you will see a lot of types. theres no english horses there but theres jumping, racing,barrel racing and more try to look for a different type like palmino, arabian, paint and lots more okay bye

Answer 6

if your looking for a dead broke horse, you will rarley find one at the age of 5. maybe 8 or 9 its really depends.  you really shouldnt limit your choice of horses on color.

dreamhorse.com is loveeee

Answer 7

Dreamhorse.com. Horstopia.com. Just Google horses forsale and you should come up with something

Answer 8

I have a 3 year old saddle bred we raised who is broke to death and cute as a button.  He is broke for English.  Not sure that he would jump.  We are in Wisconsin.

Answer 9

I have a horse for sale but it's in Mississippi

http://www.horseclicks.com/horses/cpndp3...

check it out!

oh yeah....i forgot to mention....it's a western

Answer 10

I don't know how close you are to Akron or Canton Ohio but you say you are in Ohio and so if it is not too far I suggest you check out the horse auctions in Sugarcreek Ohio, which is about 1 hour south of Akron and 30 minutes south of Canton. Sugarcreek Livestock Auction at South Broadway & Buckeye Street in Sugarcreek, Ohio has a cattle auction every Monday and a horse and tack auction every Friday. The horse & tack auction begins at 11am on Fridays and usually runs until 5pm or a little after and it is easy to find some very sound riding horses there selling at bids around $300. The slaughter buyers stop bidding between $250 and $300 and I have seen some very nice and very sound horses of the most common breeds (Quarter Horse, Morgan, Arabian, Fox Trotter, Walking Horse, Appaloosa, Thoroughbred, Saddlebred, American Paint, etc.) sell at bids from $300 to $700. You will find that most are not well trained and under-weight, a lot also have health issues, but if you hire someone to go with you who is a good judge of horseflesh when buying a horse, if you are not yourself, you will most certainly be able to find jewels in the rough which can be purchased for pennies on the dollar. And it is fairly easy to find an experienced horse trainer who will take it and work with it 4 or 5 days a week for as little as $400 a month if you are not able to train or retrain it yourself. So before you buy, why not consider giving a salvageable auction horse a loving and permanent home?