If you’re looking to horse shop, here are three sure-fire ways to kill a sale before you ever get a chance to lay eyes on the horse. (more…)
Sometimes the kindest decision is admitting a partnership isn’t working. This week’s article explores how to recognize when it’s time to move on, navigate the emotions of letting go, and rehome a horse responsibly so both horse and rider have the best chance at finding the right fit. (more…)
“DO NOT BUY FROM THIS DEALER. ” We’ve all seen it on the socials in regards to horse dealers. But what we really need to remember is simple: Caveat emptor. It means buyer beware. And it rings truer in the horse world than anywhere else. (more…)
“Some of these humans — those who buy, board, ride and compete these horses — are fantastic. Many, well … no so much. In the world of selling/rehoming Thoroughbreds, I have the chance to encounter the fullness of that human spectrum.” (more…)
When you’re selling a horse and talking to potential buyers, you might need a translator to understand what they really want and, more importantly, what they really need. Fortunately, Horse Nation is here to help with this guide to understanding horse buyer language. (more…)
The pressures placed on all of us in the midst of COVID-19 can lead to having to make tough decisions. Lindsey Partridge of Harmony Horsemanship offers advice on how you can achieve some peace of mind if you have to sell your horse. (more…)
“Although buyers need to take all necessary steps to protect themselves, sellers … must take all necessary steps to protect the horses placed in their care, the buyers with whom they are working and their own reputations.”
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