3rd times a charm I hope...

spinner

Member
You were so desperate to get rid of those goats, you said you had no hay and no money to buy any...I felt so sorry for you and then when I send customers you won't sell any, the last gentleman was from Upper Marlboro, I still have his number somewhere, please do not call me a liar. I looked up your website on the computer for him and he said he spoke to you or your mom. I hate when somebody says the need help and then doesn't help themselves, makes me think twice about helping the nexty person.
Appy, don't count on that horse until you see on your property. Anybody want to take bets on it getting on the trailer?
 

Nitrospeed16

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Originally posted by spinner
You were so desperate to get rid of those goats, you said you had no hay and no money to buy any...I felt so sorry for you and then when I send customers you won't sell any, the last gentleman was from Upper Marlboro, I still have his number somewhere, please do not call me a liar. I looked up your website on the computer for him and he said he spoke to you or your mom. I hate when somebody says the need help and then doesn't help themselves, makes me think twice about helping the nexty person.
Appy, don't count on that horse until you see on your property. Anybody want to take bets on it getting on the trailer?

Sure. Okay. Fine. I'm sorry. You're so right. I'm a liar, I've done everything you're accused me of, blah blah blah etc. *sarcasm*.
I never, ever, run out of hay because of a money problem. Our trailer is always stocked full of so much hay it's not even funny. So saying I posted some ad saying I didn't have any is bull. Maybe someone did, my somd.com password is probably saved on every computer in charles county considering how many places I log on to here from. Maybe some disgruntled hobo posted an ad like that as a joke or something, but I, myself, never did. I never saw an ad like that, never heard about that from anyone, never got a call about it. So there you have it, I'm not going to defend myself further over some bullshit tale about me.
And yes, trust me, Appy will see that horse on her property whether she really wants to or not, even if I have to track her down and leave it on her doorstep (kidding, about the doorstep part.), so if she doesn't get the horse, it's not beacuse of me.
 

spinner

Member
That clears it up, the disgruntled hobo did it complete with homepage links....you must be very young. This is a waste of time
 

PrepH4U

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Nitro you should be ashamed of yourself and your RANTINGS on here! You have just insulted two of the nicest persons on here. I really hope Appy gets the horse at least SHE knows how to train them. I am also glad this worked out and I hope Appy does get the horse because then we won't have to hear you whine about it anymore. Just because someone tells you bluntly what is what doesn't make them a beyotch. Welcome to the world! Grow up!
 

PrepH4U

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Here is your old thread post advertising your horse. Sounds like you are a great owner if you didn't care if it went to an auction house cause you didn't want to pay someone to help find it a home. Going to an auction 90/10 chance of going to a good home, do you classify a good home the slaughter houses? If the horse is healthy there should be no reason you cannot find it a home! What a classy act! I just feel sorry for the horse!

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Nitrospeed16
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Location: Murry-land
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Anyone know anybody looking for a new horse?
Does anybody know of anyone looking to buy a horse? Im trying to sell my egyptian arab mare, can't place an ad on the classifieds because I have no credit card (and it seems like a waste of money anyways). Board is setting me in debt for her, it really would be easier to keep her here but since the payments are so high to keep her at all, I can't buy the things needed to make her a fence. Plus I can't find anyone in my area willing to board any new horses. I'm selling her for $2,000, which is alot less than I paid for her (and since I was new to the horse scene, I also got gipped on the papers I was promised). She is being kept in Newburg with 4 other horses, and gets along well. She is grey, 3 years old, 15.1, washes, trailer loads, and lunges. We've been able to tack her up and sit on her back, but noone has actually ridden her. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post this, but I've read the forum rules over and over and found nothing prohibiting it. Please contact me if you know of anyone interested, this whole thing has got me feeling really lost and betrayed by the girl I bought her from (who also is the one I'm boarding her with). I REALLY need a new home for her ASAP, or else my other option would be to take her to an auction.., so please email me if you know someone looking for an arab or if you yourself are looking for one at nitrospeed16@aol.com Thanks a million...


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appyday
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To get decent money at all you need to get her papers in hand..Arabs are hard to sell anyway unless you find a breeder..grey mares are nice but with no papers it will be hard..especially as she is not riding. I would find $15 to place her on dreamhorse.com If you can not do it I will pay for the ad..list her with a pic and answer emails and meet buyers to see her..I will get 10% of her selling price for a sellers fee. I know you do not want to hear this but it is a buyers market at this time..not a sellers. Winter is on the way and everyone is selling and not buying. Now is the time to buy not sell...But I have been seriously wrong befor..good luck...

ps hunt down her papers!!


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To get decent money at all you need to get her papers in hand..Arabs are hard to sell anyway unless you find a breeder..grey mares are nice but with no papers it will be hard..especially as she is not riding. I would find $15 to place her on dreamhorse.com If you can not do it I will pay for the ad..list her with a pic and answer emails and meet buyers to see her..I will get 10% of her selling price for a sellers fee. I know you do not want to hear this but it is a buyers market at this time..not a sellers. Winter is on the way and everyone is selling and not buying. Now is the time to buy not sell...But I have been seriously wrong befor..good luck...

ps hunt down her papers!!
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*sigh*, kinda figured that much. I do have an ad up for her on dreamhorse, not the photo ad though, and have recieved several replies, but all have stated the same. Alot of people though seem not to actually READ the ad, most tell me they are looking for a well trained, old horse, and I'm like "What are you, blind!?" (although not to them lol). I'd rather try to get as much as I can without paying commission, but thank you for your offer. I'm about ready to give up and send her to an auction, as horrid as it sounds. I would rather do that and have her atleast have a 90/10 chance of going to a good home, than go completely bankrupt and lose everything and still end up having her go to an auction by keeping her and trying to sell her like this.


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Well she will not bring much at an auction this time of year..and I do not think there are any until spring. I saw some decent horses go this weekend for under $600. and most were sold to DEALERS that are known to sell to killers. I do wish you the best of luck and I hate being so neg but I am seeing it first hand. I have a kid safe app mare I cant get people out to see at $600 a draft gelding 19H for $1500 and a bred app mare with over 200 national points for $5000 all good prices for what they are..

If you get desperate I can give you two numbers for dealers and they will make you an offer..it will be low though...one is up your way..one is down here...

You can not get her papers anyhow? If she is straight egyptian you could sell her off pedigree alone on dream horse...good luck


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:clap: Good catch, Sharon
 

PrepH4U

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Yep two different stories, I would really watch out Appy make sure she owns the horse #1 and that it is healthy #2! But I know you know all that already. Just becareful ok?
 

mingiz

Horse Poor
I've been watching this forum and sounds to me that this girl doesn't need any animals. I totally agree with appyday. If I had a horse that I couldn't properly take care of for a reason ( and I have) I wouldn't hesitate to give it away to someone that would appreciate the animal. To many wanna be's out there. It's bad when a person tries to change the story and all of it is in black & white to prove different.
 

spinner

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I'm selling her for $2,000, which is alot less than I paid for her
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I paid $1,500 for her


This would be an example of disgruntled hobo math. I'm betting she doesn't own the mare free and clear or she owes the stable where she boards.
 

Cowgirl

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BE CAREFUL!!!!

I went to Nitrospeed's house last summer to look for "free goats" and I was SHOCKED!! There were animals everywhere...goats tied to trees, running loose, etc. There were cages filled with rabbits...way to many for each cage. There was a buck living in a dog crate...I don't even know if it had room to turn around. Manure was built up in the cage and it was rank. Turns out that every goat I liked was for sale, and not free. Interesting coincidence. And I don't know about a trailer filled with hay..the only trailer I saw housed about 5 young goats. I was so upset with the condition of the animals that I called animal control when I left. There is no way I would buy an animal from her now. I know Spinner, and she takes care of her animals. And I know Appyday (not personally, but I know who she is) and all the animals I've seen are well taken care of. If you have too many animals to properly care for, then something has to give. It's sad that this girl is in 4-H and still keeps animals like this. 4-H teaches proper animal care (at least it did when I was in it). I warn you...DO NOT buy anything from this girl.
 

TravisTans

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I'm not one to talk negative about anyone so I'll just keep quiet on my thoughts in this situation. Although I would like to say that Appy takes great care of all her animals, I think she spends more time in her barn than her house. I've been to her place many times and all her animals are very healthy, I went over there a few months ago rite after she took in a horse that had been mistreated and he was very thin and malnutrition, well now he looks great, got all of his weight back and is very healthy.
 
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