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Location: TExas | I have a client that has a 18yr old by Oklahoma fuel x pleasingly smashed- easily smashed. She has produced a couple 1/2d horses. Easy to breed in great condition. Put together amazingly all her babies have great bone. Good minded. They want to either sell her without the baby or with. She will foal in less then 30days. Her baby is by French beau gent (Frenchmans Irish (pcfrenchmanslisbet full sister to dinero)x Shes a cj (Sugar bars/dash for cash)
What is she worth alone
What is she worth with baby by side. |
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| Bumping this up for you. |
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 Not Afraid to Work
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| The only experience I have with this but since no one is responding, I'll chime in. A friend of mine owned a late teens OK Fuel Mare and had a hard time selling her. He ended up trading her bred to his stud for a 2 year old.
I personally think the mare and baby sound super nice. |
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Location: Lala Land | $5 and I'll take her!!!
I really don't know real market value, I've seen a lot of mares that age between the $1,500-$3500 range depending on the condition of the mare and what she's accomplished. |
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| Just giving my two cents since you haven't gotten much feedback.
It's hard to sell older mares. I'd say just based off of info provided, $2,500 alone. The stud really doesn't do much for me (I googled him and couldn't find performance record, and his pedigree and pics don't really 'wow' me), to be honest, so $3,000 with foal.
Something to add though, a horse is worth what a person is willing to pay, what I think is only worth $3,000, another person might think it's worth $30,000. |
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what is an own daughter of Oklahoma fuel worth?