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  • #61
    Excellent!!! Anybody we 'know'?
    Y'all ain't right!

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      • #63
        Does anyone have any information regarding Glowing Brite?

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          #64
          Is their new home with you, Norcrest?
          If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.
          Desmond Tutu

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            #65
            Sending you a PT, regency. As usual, not because I have anything bad to say, but simply to take coorespondence off of the main board.
            If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.
            Desmond Tutu

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            • #66
              So spill Norcrest - is it you?

              It's all I can do not to pick up the phone to check shipping rates..... I really think Hide Song & Go Ask Michelle would look good in my pastures
              Y'all ain't right!

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                #67
                Oh, let me help you, BeastieSlave

                You will find a link to some outfits that offer transportation from Finger Lakes here.

                Some of them are local, and offer very competative rates.

                You know you want Hide Song and Go Ask Michelle home with you!
                If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.
                Desmond Tutu

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                • #68
                  Can someone pack up Big Time Flyer and Sulky Sue for me and send them on up here to Canada? Not sure where I'll stash them for the winter (since the barn is already overfull) or how I'll pay for them...

                  Sulky Sue sure would look good added to my broodmare band. Has anyone seen her in person? Is she as solidly built as she looks? I wonder how she moves...

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                  • #69
                    Good thing I'm too far away. I really like Glowing Brite-she's a real cutie (I'm a sucker for little mares!)

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                    • #70
                      Louise, that is NOT help!!

                      (Un)fortunately, I'm ahead of you.... Sallee doesn't go to Finger Lakes and I already have a price from Blue Chip. I love Maggie, but OUCH! the cost of shipping is really reflecting those fuel costs. I think I'll try to stop there and just encourage others to buy. We'll see how that goes
                      Y'all ain't right!

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                      • #71
                        Has anyone looked into shipping enough to know a ballpark figure of FL to Phila?

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                        • #72
                          So I'm curious BeastieSlave, just how much is shipping running these days? I have heard anything from under $1/loaded mile up to $2.50/loaded mile on other bbs.

                          I'm very happy to see that Distinctive Cal has been placed - he sure looked like a cutie in his pics
                          ~ hunt_jump ~

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

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                          • #73
                            Well hunt_jump I guess it could be much worse! I was quoted $880 per horse for the 1,100 mile trip.
                            Y'all ain't right!

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                            • #74
                              I was given an estimate of $500 from FL to NC.

                              Anyone want to bring one to the triangle area? the more to the same destination the less $$/horse...

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                              • #75
                                Oh, Beastieslave!

                                Aren't you right off of I-75?

                                The shipper that brought Twisty down passes right through your neighborhood and he brought her for almost half what you were quoted and kept her overnight at his place in Citra. He runs between FL and Florida every two weeks or so!

                                His price has probably gone up with rising diesel prices, but he is running the trip with trailer anyway, so can afford to be more competitive. He is listed on the contact page that Louise gave you.

                                He will also go 100 or so miles off of his route if it helps people . . . Great guy, beautiful farm in Florida . . .

                                PM me for any more info that you might need!

                                Libby (who is probably not helping either!)
                                I have Higher Standards ...do you? Find us on FB!
                                Higher Standards Custom Leather Care -- Handcrafted Saddle Soap

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                                • #76
                                  Bensmom, I was doing a fair job at telling myself it wasn't meant to be. You aren't helping with that. I guess I'd like his name & #
                                  Y'all ain't right!

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                                  • #77
                                    Darnthefrost is listed on the site - he's out of a Darn That Alarm mare. It's worth remembering one of the better steeplechasers out there was Darntipalarm. Two guesses as to who HE is by...

                                    Plus, in the land of "It's a Small World", his damline great grandsire (?) is Assagi Jr. I handled Assagai Jr. in his breeding career (he was owned by Johnny Sessa, but stood at Ralph Sessa's farm). Assagai was a very atheltic, old style TB who wa as tough as nails. He was also the most mannerly horse around.

                                    Last but not least, I noticed his grandsire was Copelan. Which of course gives you broodmare royalty - Susan's Girl, first filly to win over a million and toughed it out for 63 starts.
                                    Your crazy is showing. You might want to tuck that back in.

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                                    • #78
                                      Sadly I really can't take on this kind of horse any more, too old/crippled, but if I *were* looking, I'd be looking pretty hard at Big Time Flyer. Nice confo, sounds like he has the *right* kind of TB-tude, has In Reality very close up, should be both physically and mentally mature at 9...

                                      Any takers?

                                      BTW: Was it anyone from this forum who bought "Wells"? That one was the genuine standout of the sale IMO! Would love to know where he went.
                                      "The standard you walk by is the standard you accept."--Lt. Gen. David Morrison, Austalian Army Chief

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                                      • #79
                                        Karls Evans looks like a very nicely put together filly! Someone please take her - she just has that look about her.
                                        Bridal Sweet 05/28/1983 to 01/23/2008


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                                        • #80
                                          WA -- you have very good taste!

                                          Did you see the WA in his bottom side too? Very much like my In Reality boy that goes back to the little man

                                          I LOVE Big Time Flyer, and can't, for the life of me, figure out why he isn't gone yet.

                                          And, no, he isn't waiting on me! I swear! Yes, he is nine, but again, if he is sound at nine after racing for that long, he's probably gonna stay sound.

                                          The video available on him doesn't show a lot, but it showed me enough that if I was ready . . . well, you can guess that I'd already have had him brought down!!

                                          Beastieslave, you have a PT!



                                          Libby
                                          I have Higher Standards ...do you? Find us on FB!
                                          Higher Standards Custom Leather Care -- Handcrafted Saddle Soap

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