How do I list a horse on the site?

To list a single horse for sale you will need to sign up for a subscription at just $25 a year. This includes the ability to list one horse. If you want to sell multiple horses, you will need to purchase a suitable package to cover the number of horses you want to list in a year. Click here to list your horse.

Is it free to list horses for sale on the site?

No, you will need to create an account. Membership lasts a year and costs only $25. Your account allows you to list one horse as well as giving you access to other benefits. Click here to create your account.

Can I edit my horse listing once it has been added?

Yes, you can change your horse listing once it has been published, however, all changes need to be approved by an administrator.

Can I add more photos and videos once my listing has been created?

You can add more photos and videos once your listing has been created. You can add as many photos as you want as long as the total size does not exceed 80MB. The videos are added via a Youtube link, so you can add as many as you want. For instructions on how to do this have a look at our video help blog.

Category: General Interest

Mar 31

The horse we WANT vs the horse we NEED

Jess Land Ramblings….. Been a while since I got a yarn on and what better time than a lazy Sunday afternoon How many times have you written a wish list of what you are shopping for in a horse and then ended up buying something that doesn’t particularly fit the brief you set out and […]

Nov 22

Let’s talk about returns

A useful article to bear in mind if you are looking at buying a horse

Nov 17

Let’s Talk about Viewings

This blog talks about viewings and some things not to do,

Jun 30

Bluestone Bang for Hoof Abscesses and Defects

Hoof abscesses are a very common cause of sudden, severe lameness in horses encountered by veterinarians and farriers. These painful and often frustrating conditions occur when bacteria invade the sensitive tissues within the hoof, leading to localized infection and subsequent inflammation.

May 18

Presenting a Horse for Sale (the do’s and don’ts).

Are you thinking of selling a horse? Here are some do's and don'ts to ensure that your horse hits the market once and hits it well.

Jan 16

Why I say no viewings in the first two weeks after a horse comes off the track.

Picture this, you have been in one job your whole life, know the routine and system and are really comfortable in that position but have never done anything else.

Category: General Interest

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