Keen Shoes On Sale

I'm hoping to sell in spring / summer and I do not know how its implementation. I just wondered if you have any ideas for me ... Thank you.

Description:
She is an 8yo, 13.2 New Forest mare.
His favorite trick is to jump, it is a little jumping machine! She jumped a fence 3ft6 alone with me and that was easy for her. It complements 3ft tracks easy peasy scope to go higher and qualified for the finals of the Winter League Cricklands. It is placed in almost every case we will have put in from first to sixth. It rarely hits pole or refuses, as she is very honest.
It is not just a pony as she plays a trick on the flat aswelll nicely, has some beautiful and not accept what little too well. So much fun yet safe, non XC, jumping fences currently pre-novice, could go higher I think I'm just not willing XC myself.
In summeer it my brother on his 11 years with autism no Troubles, she looks really after him, however, it is not really a good beginner as it can get rather full of herself repeatedly .
She is currently hacking alone or in company.
Very friendly pony that I just adorable growth completely.
Good to shoe, clip ect veterinarian.

(It is not actually for sale yet, I wonder how it is, however, I will miss, as it is really part of the family!)

The market is not great, but I would not put a price less than £ 3,000 a penny. You may have to drop to the right person or you could strike lucky and find someone who has cash projections over what looks like a big pony club / SJ / eventing pony. When you're ready to sell his departure from other ads and see what prices are invited for the ponies of the same type, age, size etc., you may be able to obtain £ 4,000 or even £ 5,000 depending on your region.

reccession with this we are in the horse market has declined by putting in a good home should be more important than price 1500.00 open competition.

£ 3000?

awhh i wish that was my pony! :) I would say £ 2500 - £ 3000.also, wait til the summer to sell his cos more people buy new ponies in summer. x

It depends on how the market is there. approximately £ 2,000. but it also depends if you sold it. I went to a horse sale recently and where they only make around £ 1,000