What are some good websites to look on for FEI level dressage horses?

5 Responses to “What are some good websites to look on for FEI level dressage horses?”

1. see arr harrFebruary 1st, 2010 at 12:59 am

   Horses who are ready or nearly ready to compete at international level rarely come up for sale on the open market.

   You should speak to your instructor and the other contacts you have made throughout your time competing. Once people know that you’re on the lookout for a potential top class horse word will spread and you’ll be far more likely to find what you’re looking for than if you spent hours wading through sales websites.
   References :
   NPS
   BHSAI
   HPTS

2. diamondsillusionsFebruary 1st, 2010 at 1:12 am

   I live in Alpharetta, GA and there are TONS of nice dressage horses for sale:

   http://www.shannondale.com/sal.....orses.html

   http://www.applewood-farm.com/saleindx2007.html

   http://avalonfarm.webs.com/horsesforsale.htm

   http://www.highvalleyhanoveria.....esList.htm

   There are many many many more FEI level horses for sale in this area.

   http://www.stillwatersdressage...../index.asp

   that is THE BEST ONE nice gelding schooling PSG

   Good luck and I hope you find what you are looking for!
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3. Forward is Your FriendFebruary 1st, 2010 at 1:40 am

   There are tons of FEI horses for sale, just google "dressage horses for sale" and tons will come up. I am also looking for a schoolmaster just like you (I’ve been looking for the past two and a half years!), and it will be hard to find a good one. When you think about it, who wants to sell their FEI horse? Usually if they are selling them, there is something wrong with them. Try letting everyone know that you are looking for a new horse and let them find you. My trainer just took me to see a fantastic I1 horse I might be interested in buying, and are selling him because he has a spook they don’t like…but I won’t tell you where I found him
   References :
   Dressage rider and owner of five horses
   Google link:
   http://www.google.com/search?h.....mp;aqi=g10

4. partly cloudyFebruary 1st, 2010 at 2:07 am

   http://www.hilltopfarminc.com
   in maryland
   this is by far, the most state of the art warmblood raising and training operation i have ever seen. they have a huge clientele and may be able to help you find the right horse. they host not only the american hanoverian society inspections but also the isr/oldenburg inspections as well.
   it is where scott hassler used to train.
   he is the founder of the usdf young riders program.

   http://www.hasslerdressage.com
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5. rachaelFebruary 1st, 2010 at 2:40 am

   That is GREAT that you are doing NAJYRC! I am SO jealous of you!! Good luck!!

   Well depending where you live, there are lots of private dressage farms that train and sell horses. For example, KYBdressage.com sells upper level horses for the most part and I live fairly close to them. You could search your state (or city) and then fei dressage, and you may get some results.

   Otherwise, some other good ones are
   warmbloods-for-sale.com
   kybdressage.com
   dressagehorsesunlimited.com
   dressagestar.com
   horsesdaily.com/horsemarket/index.html
   dressage.to/salebarn_html

   I might also want to add that no matter what, for what you are asking, you are looking at a BIG price tag. You’re probably going to end up spending a pretty penny on whatever you are looking at getting.

   Good luck at the NAJYRC and getting your dream guy I hope to see you there!!
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