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Posted by Chris on 6/16/2006, 6:24 pm Gator is a 19yo Belgian/QH gelding, rides English and Western, great for an intermediate rider (he is sometimes strong under saddle). He enjoys trail riding, but is also well behaved in the ring. He's about 16.1h, nearly 1400lbs, chestnut with a stripe. Lots of pics available! He is allergic to chickens, ducks, geese, and other poultry type birds, so he cannot go to a home where they roam freely. If you have them, but they are penned all the time, he has no problems. Gator is good for vet and farrier, ties, loads, clips, bathes, etc. UTD shots, farrier, worming. His biggest vice is he gets nervous being by himself, and needs a gentle but firm hand when handling him. I'm asking $600/obo for him. Tad is a 15yo registered AQHA gelding, with decent lines. He is about 14.2h, registered as a bay but looks more like a dun or buckskin. He's a really great horse! Rides English and Western, trail rides, and is suitable for some jumping (he has a small enlargement just above his LF knee, but it's been checked out and I've NEVER had him come up lame on it, even after long rides or some jumping). He is awesome for vet and farrier, ties great, loads, bathes, clips, ties, does pretty much anything on the ground! He does need an intermediate rider right now because of being off from regular work since last fall (I can't ride right now due to the baby!), and he's got lots of energy. After a couple weeks of regular work, he quiets down VERY nicely and pretty much anyone can ride him. He would be an awesome pony club or 4-H mount! He is also UTD on shots, farrier and worming. Also, MANY pics available! I'm asking $1500/obo for him, which is a great price for a horse this nice. I really need to find homes for these boys by July 15!! They are both currently located in Wellsville, NY. If you're interested, or know someone who is, please email or call me. Thanks! ~Chris
74.32.140.162
I have 2 horses that I desperately need to find new homes for. I was laid off from my job back in March, and being pregnant and due in August, I haven't been able to find anyone who will hire me. So, now I'm in kind of a desperate situation, and I'm finding it absolutely necessary to part with 2 of my horses 
I am negotiable on their prices, but because of my financial situation, I need to get at least something to pay some bills and not get utilities shut off and evicted and such. My most important concern is finding GREAT homes for these horses, so I don't have to worry about their futures!!
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