Re: RC: Breeding:

[SandyDSA@aol.com]

In a message dated 4/22/00 3:39:34 PM Pacific Daylight Time, dpwg@juno.com 
writes:

<< If there is a "big name" endurance person out there who wants to spend
 the "big bucks" >>
I guess it depends upon one's definition of big bucks. we are not wealthy by 
ANY means, but I still consider $2500 to $6000 a reasonably priced horse if 
he or she is well mannered, put together decently and has a decent pedigree - 
with a mare or stallion we like to have some clue as to what to expect out of 
them. Of course, for the really low priced ones we have seen - and not bought 
- there was always something..just something - health issues, training 
issues, conformation o temperament issues...the last horse we bought was not 
cheap - but boy are we glad we bought her. She is perfect for what we wanted. 
San(who doesn't buy big bucks horses - $10,000 and up.)