What are the major horse sale websites?

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1. Q~T~pieMarch 19th, 2010 at 6:40 pm

   not really, those are pretty much itt
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2. LopeSlowMarch 19th, 2010 at 6:50 pm

   equine.com
   horsecity.com
   agdirect.com

   Most breed association websites, discipline-oriented websites, local club’s websites, etc. will also have a horse classifieds section.

   Type in "horses for sale in ______" (insert the name of your city/state) and you’ll probably find several other places.
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3. PaintHorseLoverMarch 19th, 2010 at 7:20 pm

   Try selectahorse.com. It is just starting up but they have really cool stuff on their site and ut is extremely easy to use. You could also try equine.com. It has a great pool of horses.
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   11 years riding/showing AQHA and APHA horses in local, 4-H, AQHA, and APHA shows. Competed in Hippology and Horse Bowl for 6 years. 2008 national champions Hippology team problem section. 2009 national Horse Bowl champions. 3rd place individual overall nationally, top individual in the state.

4. YanBamMarch 19th, 2010 at 7:36 pm

   If you live in CA bayequest.com is good.
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5. Cheryl JMarch 19th, 2010 at 8:15 pm

   horseville.com
   horsetopia.com
   equine.com
   equinehits.com
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6. Meagan KMarch 19th, 2010 at 8:34 pm

   I frequent …………..

   Equine Now
   Horse Clicks
   Dream Horse
   Craigslist
   Equine
   Equine Hits
   Horsetopia
   Horseville
   Horse Finder
   Warmbloods-for-sale
   Ag Direct

   Pretty much any other horse search site is a waste of time, IMO. They have basically no horses.

   I also hit up sites like Friends of Ferdinand, Thoroughbred Adoption Network, Canter USA, and I used to look at New Vocations but they told me I’m too young to apply there. (Hmph!)
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7. meltxlxMarch 19th, 2010 at 8:41 pm

   honestly, I have one simply answer for you, I have purchased both my horses from Craigslist.com
   It’s just a site for people to post things they have for sale. I live in twin cities, MN and there’s adds posted for horses daily. Just type in gelding or mare and tons of adds should come up. They usually have photos and prices and e-mail addresses/phone numbers. I have purchased both my horses from this site, and another good way is just put up an add saying "Looking for (gelding/mare) for $(price here)" and say what you’d like in the horse and you’ll get plenty of responses with pictures and people who may have the perfect horse for you within your price range. I got a perfect OTTB for $500 by using that method and we had many offers. It really is awesome, for the big horse sites aren’t updated very often whereas craigslist lets people come to you with offers and you can see when they posted the add. I’m addicted to it. lol.
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   me an active horse obsessed searcher on the internet

8. ✿BeNjY✿March 19th, 2010 at 9:29 pm

   These are all the site I tried when I was looking for a horse (most also sell tack, halters, lead ropes, rugs etc)-
   Horse Hunter,
   Preloved (<– Is ACE!)
   Horsemart
   Horse & Hound
   Thats all I can think of ATM.
   Hope I’ve helped
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9. MikaylaMarch 19th, 2010 at 10:17 pm

   horse deals is a very good horse sale website it even has its own magazeen
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10. wellwellwellMarch 19th, 2010 at 11:07 pm

    nfed
    adhorse
    horsemart
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11. Mick St JamesMarch 19th, 2010 at 11:54 pm

    Here is a large list of horse classified site that are good for buying and selling hourses http://www.horse-stall.net/hor.....ifieds.htm

    HTH
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