This is my 4 year old Arabian mare Molly. She has Bask (good) lines and has 6 months hunter jumper training.
l took her as a project out of a home where she was never let out and just needed a lot of TLC. Know given that l feel like my busy college schedule is making it so Im not doing right by keeping her.
l was just wondering what you all think of her and what she may sell for, l probably wont advertise her till spring as most horses dont sell well in winter of course.
Considering her being green she does need an experienced handler.
Shes a love to be around and a beautiful mover.
Here are some pictures:

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She knows her flying lead changes and l was told by the trainer that she would jump anything. l know she was jumping at least 2''
sorry for the typo 2 feet
l am in connecticut

Awww she is darling! I'd buy her in an instant (given l was looking. l already have a beautiful pony) l do not know much about pricing but she would probably sell for relatively high for her age. Ground manners and movement is important and she is got that down. Good luck!!

She is pretty!

Be careful who you sell her to; make sure they are actually experienced horsemen. Or, during the winter, you could pay a trainer to get her broke thoroughly and work out any ''kinks'' in her manners. If you did that, depending on economic conditions, of course, you could probably sell her for about $2,000-$3,000.

Cute mare!! :] She is adorable! Unfourtionately it is difficult to judge what her value should be without seeing her in real life, or atleast a video. In my opinion, she would be able to sell for probably around $1,500 because of her nice gaits & good conformation/bloodlines. How good of a jumper is she? If she is going around smoothly over small (1.5-2') courses or higher u could probably add on another $500-$1000 to her asking price.
Also, if u would like to increase her value even more, a relatively easy way to do so is to teach her flying lead changes. They take a few weeks of training, but would probably be able to bring up her value even more (another $500-$1000 depending on how smooth she is at it)
Today is economy definately makes selling a horse harder today it would have been even one year ago, but with ur mares good looks & nice temperment it shouldnt be too difficult. Good luck! :)

Shes beautiful! Given the state of the horse market, it will probably be difficult to sell her for as much as shes worth. But, if you can hire a trainer and work on whatever difficulties she may have currently, you could probably sell her for between $2,000-$5,000, most likely on the lower end if you do not hire a trainer. Good luck, happy new year!

She is beautiful! l myself will actually be in the horse market about the time u r planning to sell. Where r u located?

As far as pricing goes, l would say $2,500-$3,500 would be good. Bit that depends on:
Her ability to jump(how much potential does she have?)
How marish is she?
What level rider could ride her well?
Is she good on trails?
Does she have any vices? (cribbing, hard to catch, etc.)

Her age & bloodlines will also contribute to how much u can ask. (both r good!)

Good luck with her & let me know where u r located! I'd love to hear some more about her!

beatiful l dont have a horse and l got offered a orfan foal last night but l cant take it

l love her coloring. She is very pretty. l would say if she can do all that very smoothly she could sell for 1500-2000$ around where l live (ohio).

She jumps 2 inches?! Impressive.

she sounds lovely. l would say about 1500. what state are you in, my friend would die for a horse like her. she would be very loved and well cared for. shes gorgeous btw