OMG! Sierra is so stinkin cute!!

Ok, sitting here at work really sucks. I am dying to see her!

OH! I like her. She seems perfect, nice calm and quiet. Let us know how it goes!

Well, lets just say that video was VERY well done. She was cute and well mannered, but certainly not anything special. The guy actually said "she's just a dumb trail horse." Nice. They brought back 18 horses from the sale in MN (I thought it was three). So I had to wonder, how could they know much about 18 new horses in two weeks? She also had some really strange scabby bumps covering her back legs, up to her butt. I noticed she had a runny nose and when the guy got on her, she snotted and coughed quite a bit. Very cute, very sweet, but not for me... The search contines :(

^ Awe im sorry she wasnt the one and she wasnt what she turned out to be.

SHALL THE SEARCH CONTINUE :)
Dont give up, you will find the one !

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I'm sure you'll find "the one" soon!

He does make some wonderful video. Just keep pressing on you find the right one.

Equinenow.com usually has some good ones.

Oh, I'm on ALL the classifieds sites every day! I'm surprised that I'm not finding more in my price range. I'm looking for anything advertised under $3500 (hoping I can get them below $3K). Everything that I've looked at or emailed about, ends up having some sort of lameness issue or hasn't been ridden regularly for a while, or is at a sales barn where they really don't know anything about the horse. I thought there would be more "all-around" horses in that price range. I'm sure something will come up... Looking at a leopard Appy gelding tomorrow that has been used in lessons all summer and trail rides. Looks cute!

This is Alibi... DreamHorse.com Horse ID: 1450453 - Alibi

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I know you said you're already passing on this mare, but I'm also in PA (relatively close to Ephrata) and these people are horse traders. I've never purchased a horse from them nor have I ever dealt with them personally, but they bring a bunch of horses in and test ride them and market them as trail horses. If you watch, after this batch goes they will have another batch in shortly after. They don't know much about the horses because they do not keep them for any length of time - just enough to flip them.