World Sale Prices

[uwharrie]

Anyone have the prices horses sold for at the world show?

 

[Riverdance]

Here they are:

Lot A: $2000

Lot B: $1400 a mini horse lift

Lot 1: $3000

Lot 2: $2600

Lot 3: $2000

Lot 4: $3200

Lot 5: $1900

Lot 6: sub $1800

Lot 7: $4200 NS

Lot 8: $1400

Lot 9: $1400

Lot 10: $3000 NS

Lot 11: $2100

Lot 12: $3400 NS

Lot 13: $3400

Lot 14: $3300 Open

Lot 15: $1800

Lot 16: $3700 NS

Lot 17: $3700

Lot 18: $1300 NS

Lot 19: $6700

Lot 20: $3800

Lot 21: $3100

Lot 22: $2800 NS

Lot 23: $2800

Lot 24: $2200 NS

Lot 25: $10,500

Lot 26: $19,500

Lot 27: $1400

Lot 28: $2600

Lot 29: $3300

Lot 30: $2200 NS

Lot 31: $3700 NS

Lot 32: $1500

Lot 33: $5400 NS Sub

Lot 34: $2800

Lot 35: $9000 NS

Lot 36: $2200

Lot 37: $7400 NS Then sold at show for $10,000

Lot 38: $5500 NS

Lot 39: $4500 NS

Lot 40: $3400

Lot 41: $4500 Buyer backed out. $3400 NS Then put her back on market $2500 sold

Lot 42: $2200

Lot 43: $3200 NS

Lot 44: $6100

Lot 45: $2500 sub

Lot 46: $2200

Lot 47: $15000

Lot 48: $36000 NS yes you see it right NS at $36,000

Lot 49: $3900

Lot 50: $4000

Lot 51: $4500

Lot 52: $4500 NS Mare had C section in the past. Had a few foals after that

Lot 53: $4000

Lot 54: $5400 NS

Lot 55: $1900

Lot 56: $15000

Lot 57: $4200

Lot 58: $2300

Lot 59: $3300

Lot 60: $2400 NS

Lot 61: $4400 NS

Lot 62: $4200

Lot 63: $2000

Lot 64: $3200

Lot 65: $4400

Lot 66: $2600 NS

Lot 67: $2500

Lot 68: $5500

Lot 69: $2500

Lot 70: $3000

Lot 71: $2400 NS Then went back in auction as reserve price was $2000. $1800 NS

Lot 72: $1000

Lot 73: $3400

 

[Reble]

Prices not bad

Just wondering do they have the right to bid up their own horses?

Maybe that is why NS find that is what happens alot at our Auctions in Ontario Canada.

 

[uwharrie]

wow NS at $36,000! wonder what the asking price was?

Obviously the market is still good for high quality horses.

 

[Riverdance]

wow NS at $36,000! wonder what the asking price was?Obviously the market is still good for high quality horses.

The people who owned this horse had turned down an offer of $125,000 for her last year. I guess they should have taken it.

 

[Riverdance]

Prices not bad Just wondering do they have the right to bid up their own horses?

Maybe that is why NS find that is what happens alot at our Auctions in Ontario Canada.

I had a horse in this auction. When you get the horse to be accepted for the auction, you have to give them a reserve bid. If the bidding does not get to the reserve bid, the horse is automatically NS. Even if you are in the audience and would like to take the bid, they will not.

 

[Reble]

Prices not bad Just wondering do they have the right to bid up their own horses?

Maybe that is why NS find that is what happens alot at our Auctions in Ontario Canada.

I had a horse in this auction. When you get the horse to be accepted for the auction, you have to give them a reserve bid. If the bidding does not get to the reserve bid, the horse is automatically NS. Even if you are in the audience and would like to take the bid, they will not.

Ok thanks, was just wondering, how it worked there?

 

[Joyce]

Gosh, who was the horse that the people turned down $125,000. for last year?

 

[Riverdance]

Gosh, who was the horse that the people turned down $125,000. for last year?

She was Aloha Acres Magic Krystal. A 4 year old chestnut pinto mare. I am not 100% sure on the $125,000 that was turned down for her last year, that is just what I was told by a trainer.

 

[dannigirl]

Gosh, who was the horse that the people turned down $125,000. for last year?

She was Aloha Acres Magic Krystal. A 4 year old chestnut pinto mare. I am not 100% sure on the $125,000 that was turned down for her last year, that is just what I was told by a trainer.

With the market the way it is, there are many amazing horses that are available for a lot less, so I am thinking these people just don't really want to sell her for some reason. I priced a gelding at $75,000 the other day. The lady just looked at me and said you don't really want to sell him if you are asking that. I had to agree. I just told her that I didn't want to sell him, but if someone was willing to give me $75,000 for him, he would probably have a good home and if I had that sort of money, I could afford to go check on him periodically. She just shook her head and walked away.

 

[ThreeCFarm]

I priced a gelding at $75,000 the other day. The lady just looked at me and said you don't really want to sell him if you are asking that. I had to agree. I just told her that I didn't want to sell him, but if someone was willing to give me $75,000 for him, he would probably have a good home and if I had that sort of money, I could afford to go check on him periodically. She just shook her head and walked away.

LOL, I have one of those $75,000 geldings too!!

 

[dannigirl]

I priced a gelding at $75,000 the other day. The lady just looked at me and said you don't really want to sell him if you are asking that. I had to agree. I just told her that I didn't want to sell him, but if someone was willing to give me $75,000 for him, he would probably have a good home and if I had that sort of money, I could afford to go check on him periodically. She just shook her head and walked away.

LOL, I have one of those $75,000 geldings too!!

Unfortunately, I have about 8 or 10 of those. A couple I would do a bargain price of $50,000.

Gotta love those geldings that will pull a cart, carry small children on a saddle and allow all sorts of fussing and hugs and kiddy kisses--all without nibbling on little fingers that will always get near the mouth when I am not looking.