Friesian Cross filly in exchange for hauling!

MystikalWolf · 10-30-2009, 07:59 PM

I am looking to have an 18 month old purebred Percheron filly picked up/collected and hauled from Christiansburg, Virginia and delivered to Mora, Minnesota.
I am willing to trade my 18 month old half Friesian filly in exchange for the hauling. It is a very fair trade as I paid $1,300 for her and would not let her go but for needing this Percheron shipped as soon as possible. The half Friesian filly is wonderful, Bay, 15.1 HH and can be taken into any direction.
Please get back to me, this is of the utmost urgency!
We do not have the funds for the hauling and that is the only reason I'm willing to part with my Friesian cross filly. My daughter lost her gelding due to founder and the Percheron filly in Virginia is her replacement. A deal we had fell through hence me posting in desperation on here.
I hope someone can help us out!

Bandit · 10-31-2009, 01:04 PM

Good luck on finding transport.

I am curious if there is a story behind this percheron filly? For someone on the outside looking in, it doesn't seem like a desperate plea when you are trying to buy an 18 month old filly when you already have an 18 month old filly you claim is a great horse that you are trying to exchange. Also, there are a slew of horses out there looking for homes right now, have you looked locally for a replacement horse for your daughter that might not require transport? If transport doesn't work out, that might be another option.

Also - have you searched for any smaller local transport companies and asked them? One of my geldings was just shipped to his new home at about 50% of the normal price because he was able to get on a route that was already filled but had one slot open. It just worked out that he was able to fill that slot and they gave a discount.

happyhorsehavenfarms · 11-03-2009, 06:51 PM

Saddle up farms is extremly reasonable and treats the horse wonderful with video streaming you can watch your horse on the internet while in is route to your house

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10-30-2009, 07:59 PM
MystikalWolf Halter broke Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Blaine,Minnesota,USA. Posts: 177	Friesian Cross filly in exchange for hauling! I am looking to have an 18 month old purebred Percheron filly picked up/collected and hauled from Christiansburg, Virginia and delivered to Mora, Minnesota. I am willing to trade my 18 month old half Friesian filly in exchange for the hauling. It is a very fair trade as I paid $1,300 for her and would not let her go but for needing this Percheron shipped as soon as possible. The half Friesian filly is wonderful, Bay, 15.1 HH and can be taken into any direction. Please get back to me, this is of the utmost urgency! We do not have the funds for the hauling and that is the only reason I'm willing to part with my Friesian cross filly. My daughter lost her gelding due to founder and the Percheron filly in Virginia is her replacement. A deal we had fell through hence me posting in desperation on here. I hope someone can help us out! __________________ Sullivan Stables http://irenesullivan.tripod.com/

10-31-2009, 01:04 PM
Bandit Coming two Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Central Kentucky Posts: 1,968	Good luck on finding transport. I am curious if there is a story behind this percheron filly? For someone on the outside looking in, it doesn't seem like a desperate plea when you are trying to buy an 18 month old filly when you already have an 18 month old filly you claim is a great horse that you are trying to exchange. Also, there are a slew of horses out there looking for homes right now, have you looked locally for a replacement horse for your daughter that might not require transport? If transport doesn't work out, that might be another option. Also - have you searched for any smaller local transport companies and asked them? One of my geldings was just shipped to his new home at about 50% of the normal price because he was able to get on a route that was already filled but had one slot open. It just worked out that he was able to fill that slot and they gave a discount. __________________

11-03-2009, 06:51 PM
happyhorsehavenfarms Weanling Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Tennessee Posts: 236	Saddle up farms is extremly reasonable and treats the horse wonderful with video streaming you can watch your horse on the internet while in is route to your house __________________ Let a horse whisper in your ear and breathe on your heart and you will never forget it.