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  • #41
    I really like "Hide Song"!! Any haulers coming to Georgia???? Let me know.

    Thanks
    www.milestonecreekfarm.com

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    • #42
      Probably at some point....
      Y'all ain't right!

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      • #43
        Jersey Rio -- one of the haulers on the list of haulers on the web site will go between Finger Lakes and Florida and will deviate up to 100 miles from the interstate.

        Here is his ad:

        Horse Transport going South (primarily on I-95, but possibly can go off the beaten path 100-200 miles) from Finger Lakes Racetrack (near Rochester, NY) to Ocala, Florida, approximately every other week. Competitive Rates. Contact: Dave Markgraf, cell (585)230-6533.


        He hauled a horse for a friend of mine in June and did it for an amazingly low price and had wonderful care.

        Happy shopping!

        Libby
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        • #44
          Yup, Dave gave me a great price a couple of weeks ago.
          Y'all ain't right!

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            #45
            Good news! Hide Song, Qalicia's Quick Draw and Sordid Affair have all found new homes. Best of luck to them as the move to a new life.

            We took eight new listings today, that should be up by tomorrow at the latest. There are some nice horses in the group including a lovely mare by the name of Elaine Marie.

            The season has been extended a couple of days, and will end at the end of next week. That is still not much time, so we need to get as many of these horses into new homes as possible soon.
            If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.
            Desmond Tutu

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            • #46
              What usually happens to horses if they don't find a home by the end of the meet. Auction?? If so, which auction usually gets the Finger Lakes horses??

              If there was any way in the world I could take one of these guys, I would.. I'm spreading the word.. there are so many lovely horses!

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                #47
                We never know, luvinfoofy. Many of these trainers will take the horses home for the winter. Some others are moving on to other tracks, where the season is a bit longer, some even going to Florida for the winter season there. We just never know if any of them are going to end up at auction. We pray that they don't.

                If they do go to auction, the most likely place for them to go is Unadilla, in the southern part of New York State.
                If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.
                Desmond Tutu

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                • #48
                  That's really good news for Hide Song, AQD, and Sordid Affair! They were all on my list of ones to watch - glad that list is getting shorter
                  Y'all ain't right!

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                  • #49
                    Ya'll check out the new horses that were added.

                    The filly Americasguest has won over $400,000 according to Pedigree Query - assuming she's the same. She's inexpensive, cute, and has many of the big names that will impress your (non horsey) family members in her pedigree too
                    Y'all ain't right!

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                      #50
                      The new horses, whose information we took yesterday, are going up on the BB right now. Go look! There are some really nice animals, who really want to come home to you. There are some really good prices too. Trainers want to move these horses, as the season is fast winding down. Here's the site The Exceller Fund.

                      Its cold and miserable at Finger Lakes Race Track right now. These horses would just LOVE to go south for the winter!
                      If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.
                      Desmond Tutu

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                      • #51
                        I just logged on to the Exceller site. It's hard for me to look at this because I work at FL and want so much for these horses to find good homes.

                        Immediately, two of these horses sprung out at me. First is Union Dues. He belongs to my son and his girlfriend. He's a big, sweet, handsome horse who is begging to be a dreamboat in a show ring. He's an easy keeper and has been extremely well cared for. His mommy is intent on finding him the very best home.

                        The second stand-out is Bewitching Eyes. I've contemplated claiming her because she is one remarkable old broad. She has an outstanding race record and the fact that she's been hitting the board as an 11 year old is testimony to her hardiness and courage. She's exactly the mare to consider as a broodmare because of that. Please, please put her on your short list. I'm guessing that the owner will negotiate price because she's been running for $4,000 here. I truly believe she's worth every penny of that. She's a hard knocker and deserves a good home. Please please please.....

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                        • #52
                          Union Dues is really lovely. He'd be coming home with me if I thought my husband wouldn't divorce me over it.

                          And Gramps has the sweetest eye.
                          Boogey on dudes

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                          • #53
                            Some really attractive horses - I wish I had more room.

                            Union Dues really is a buff handsome boy and what a kind eye.

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                            • #54
                              Oh, I really need to stay off of this thread I love Captain Spaulding. Is he really 16hh? He looks so small. He looks screams hunter to me though.

                              Some really nice new mares too. I especially like Elaine Marie and America's Guest
                              ~ hunt_jump ~

                              http://home.cfl.rr.com/huntjump

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                              • #55
                                I am in love with Gramps. I'd be taking him home now if I had my DH convinced that we were ready for it. Has anyone seen him in person?

                                Oh why oh why does he have to be available now and not in January?

                                Anyone want to keep him a few months for me?

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                                • #56
                                  Oh hunt_jump I think Captain Spalding is a real cutie too! He's got "the look". You know you want to check with his trainer and have him come south....

                                  foundationmare Union dues is a very handsome fellow. I hope your son & his girlfriend find him a good home, he looks so sweet. And Bewitching Eyes is amazing. Goodness knows she's done her time at the track!
                                  Y'all ain't right!

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                                    #57
                                    Hunt_Jump - I think Captain Spaulding is around 16 hands. That's a guestimate, because we don't carry a stick around. The guy handling him was pretty tall, which may explain why he looks smaller. Here's his pedigree Captain Spaulding

                                    Lion, Gramps is, to me at least, special. He just screams hunter and if half of what the trainer says about him is true, he is a saint. I certainly didn't see any signs of mischief when I was photographing him. He stood like a perfect gentleman.
                                    If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.
                                    Desmond Tutu

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                                    • #58
                                      WOW! SOme beautiful horses there! If I didn't already HAVE a TB, I might take a closer look!

                                      NOTHING like a TB, once you've had one!

                                      Cinder

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                                      • #59
                                        I might.... I might... be getting 53 Cards.... .... crossing fingers...
                                        Life is short, do it now. www.dleestudio.com
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                                        My CANTER cutie, Steely Dan - IL
                                        My Exceller cutie, Ace (aka FiftyThreeCards)- NY

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                                        • #60
                                          You go dianad!!! He seems really nice and I know you won't regret it! I'm sure he'd love to go to Arizona too. Did you find a good shipper/rate?
                                          Y'all ain't right!

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