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AVAILABLE DURING FOALING SEASON
Due to popular demand, we are now offering consignment
sales for our clients. Selling a horse can be a dreaded
experience for some riders who don’t have the time or required
resources to get the job done on their own. Work schedules, lack
of safe riding facilities and even privacy concerns are some of
the many reasons our clients choose to consign horses. Consigning
allows our clients freedom from worries like no-show potential
Buyers, missed work, and rider liability. Jarred Langston is a
talented rider and trainer who prides himself on his ability to
match suitable horses and riders. We take our time with each
prospective buyer to ensure that matches are well made. Be sure to
check out our references.
In summary, the seller sets a price for which they will sell the
horse and when the horse is first moved to our facility we work
with the horse to get to know the horse. If the horse passes our
evaluation, we continue our process of marketing and selling. We
take photographs, produce a sales video, and advertise. We
advertise through our website and we also utilize other channels.
We also let our extensive list of clients know horses are
available, through email, and by making phone calls. Horses are
usually up for sale within 30 days from moving into our barn,
depending on the horse and situation. See below for the list of
fees and what we provide.
WHAT WE PROVIDE:
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Photographs
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Sales Videos
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Advertisements
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We handle all sales calls, texts and e-mails
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We meet all prospective buyers and show the horse, sometimes multiple
times for each potential buyer.
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We handle the horse for all appointments (buyer visits, pre-purchase
exams, veterinary/farrier appointments, etc)
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Gait certification for KMSHA/SMSHA/NAHR registration if desired
(Stephanie is an official examiner)
FEES:
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$300/mo pasture
board fee or $550/mo stall
board fee (required)
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monthly training fee (optional, but recommended)
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Veterinary Fees (if required)
All veterinary care, including but
not limited to: vaccinations, dental work, and emergency veterinary
services, shall be at the expense of the Owner. We will provide
holding/handling without an additional fee. The farm veterinarian is
Chris Robinson of Blue Mountain Equine. The Owner may call his office
at 540-948-3293 and set up an account directly.
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Farrier
Fees (when required)
All farrier care, including but not limited to
trimming and shoeing shall be at the expense of the Owner. We will
provide holding/handling without an additional fee. Our farrier
service is on site.
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Commission
10% commission based on selling price with a minimum of $250 OR see
Commission Agreement for net proceeds option
REQUIREMENTS:
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HONESTY! We need to know as much as possible about your horse in order
to represent him/her fairly and honestly.
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Signed Board
& Commission Agreement
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Current negative coggins (within 1 year)
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Current on deworming (within 2 months)
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Current on vaccinations - Minimum
requirements are Rabies, EEV (Equine Encephalomyelitis -
Eastern, Western & Venezuelan), EIV (Equine Influenza Virus - A2), EHV
(Rhinopneumonitis - 1 & 4) TET (Tetanus Toxoid), WNV (West Nile Virus)
--- these can all be taken care of in a single dose of
Equiject 7 ,
Prestige 5 + WNV or
Fluvac Innovator 6 and a seperate
Rabies. If you vaccinate your own horse, please provide a copy of
your purchase of the vaccine and the date given. If your vet provided
the vaccination, please provide a report from your vet.
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If your horse is registered, please provide the appropriate
registration papers and a signed transfer.
Who do I contact for
more information?
For more
information e-mail
Stephanie
or call 540-825-1300
DISCLAIMER:
We hope to be in business for many more
years (actually, we're hoping for many generations), so we reserve the
right to refuse representing dangerous or unsuitable horses. We are
practical people and realize the fluke occurances happen. We also
understand the nature and psychology of horses. That said, we are
qualified to make the final determination of suitability and reserve the
right to do so. We can not stake our reputation on horses who don't suit
our program. We will do everything in our power to evaluate fairly and
give your horse the best possible opportunity to find a new home, but we
cannot make guarantees.
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