FAQ:
What times do you have available to show horses: I do have help with the riding and showing of horses so we have appointment times during the week and weekends available.
What is your sales policy: I operate on a first come first serve basis to appropriate qualified homes. I do my absolute best not to pick favorites and honor the first come policy. Essentially what that means is that I do not hold horses. Horses are available until they are paid for or until a vetting is actually set. If vetting is actually set up then I will HOLD the horse. However, I will continue to show the horse until the vetting is complete and payment is made. There are many reasons that people may pass on a horse during a vetting and another customer may be perfectly happy with the results of the said vetting. It is also common that people back out of vettings or simply change their mind before a vetting. Until a vetting has been set, the horse is available to be sold. That does mean a horse may be sold to someone who buys the horse sight unseen before your appointment to come and see it. I will always let you know before you make a drive out to my farm if a horse is sold. I do my best to notify everyone right away that a horse is sold. I realize it can be frustrating to have a horse sold that you wanted to come and see but many of mine do sell to buyers who are comfortable with the buying sight unseen process. IF you have any questions please let me know. I like to say that there are always more horses and if I sell one you are interested in then I will do my best to find you another one!
What payment methods do you accept: I take paypal, cashiers check and direct deposit. Personal checks on a limited basis and must clear before horses leave.
Do you have a list of vets in your area: I am in Delaware and they aren't as many vet practices as in larger areas but I do have a list of vets and you are welcome to have your own vet come if they are in the area where they can travel to me. All the vets do digital xrays. Most are very comfortable vetting for customers who can't be present for the vettings. They typically will do the flexions, lunging, etc and then call to discuss the results before proceeding to anything else.
Delmarva Equine (local) at 302-735-4735
Unionville Equine will travel to me 610-932-6800
Dr. Amy Franklin (local) - 302-222-1255
Equine Veterinary Care (fairhill, MD) 410-392-6646
Veterinary Medical Center (Easton, MD) 410-822-8505
Do you ship or have a list of shippers: We do ship within a 3-4 hour range. I have many shipping contacts and can also help you get shipping set up. I have many horses that ship long distances. I will hold the horses for a week at no cost while shipping is arranged.
Fleet Commander
Breed: TB gelding
Age: 2015
Height: 16.1h
Pedigree: Click Here
Price: $tba
Link to lots of photos: Click Here
Age: 2015
Height: 16.1h
Pedigree: Click Here
Price: $tba
Link to lots of photos: Click Here
Cartersville
Breed: TB gelding
Age: 2015
Height: 16.1h
Pedigree: Click Here
Price: $4500
Link to lots of photos: Click Here
Age: 2015
Height: 16.1h
Pedigree: Click Here
Price: $4500
Link to lots of photos: Click Here
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Corinthian Sho Grl
Breed: TB mare
Age: 2015
Height: 16.2h
Pedigree: Click Here
Price: $4000
Link to lots of photos: Click Here
Age: 2015
Height: 16.2h
Pedigree: Click Here
Price: $4000
Link to lots of photos: Click Here
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Catsnotnapping
Breed: TB gelding
Age: 2011
Height: 16h
Pedigree: Click Here
Price: $4000
Link to lots of photos: Click Here
Age: 2011
Height: 16h
Pedigree: Click Here
Price: $4000
Link to lots of photos: Click Here
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Gimme Five
Breed: TB gelding
Age: 2011
Height: 15.2h
Pedigree: Click Here
Price: $6500
Link to lots of photos: Click Here
Age: 2011
Height: 15.2h
Pedigree: Click Here
Price: $6500
Link to lots of photos: Click Here
I have owned Sock for two years now. I bought him as a sales horse but I just love everything about him and ended up keeping him. I simply don't have enough time to compete him and he needs a program. Socks is an imported steeplechase horse from England. He raced very competively there and then raced here as well. He retired sound. He has no vices, no issues and good feet. Socks has had a ton of quality training to work on his flatwork since he already was a very schooled jumper. He learned to get that canter needed to compress and jump around the jump! He has mileage galore. Went to Florida over the winter! Travels weekly to lessons, clinics and shows. Jumps around, does his changes, etc. Very brave and bold out xc. I would say that he is the quietest horse ever in the barn. Total puppy dog. He prefers a program for riding though as he can be a bit spooky if you don't keep him in work. I like to say he is cheeky and more pony like in some ways. Keep him focused and your are golden but not for someone that just wants to poke around and ride twice a week. Nothing mean about him but he is all business!
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