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SportHorseAuctions.com
by Flashpoint Bloodstock, LLC
for information on
Sport Horse & Pony Auctions
email: info@sporthorseauctions.com
or call 866-652-7789

March Online Auction
for Sport Horses & Ponies
Entries Close March 15
Bidding Opens Friday, March 22
Bidding Closes Tuesday, March 26

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Professional Horse
Services, LLC
ProHorseServices.com
For Information on
Quarter Horse • Paint • Appaloosa
Performance Horses
Email: Info@ProHorseServices.com
Call or Fax: 855-272-3905

Three Creeks Ranch ONLINE Production Sale
Leading Appaloosa Breeders
ONLINE CATALOG AVAILABLE NOW
Shop • Register to Bid • Make An Offer or Bid
Bidding opens March 18
Bidding Closes March 20

March Online Auction
Enter By March 12
Bidding Opens March 25
Bidding Closes March 27

Raleigh Spring Sale
LIVE AUCTION • April 27, 2013
NC State Fairgrounds • Raleigh, NC
Enter by March 20 or Until Sale Fills
Sale Limited to 150 Horses

May Online Auction
Enter By April 25 for Extensive Promotion
Entry Deadline May 7
Bidding Opens March 20
Bidding Closes March 22

Bidding To Win -
A Beginners Guide to Buying At Auction
By Cathy Jennings,
Professional Auction Services.

You want to buy a horse. You've decided you can get the most "bang for your buck"by buying at auction. You've chosen a reputable auction company with a proven track record. You¹ve carefully shopped. You¹ve found a horse (or preferably two, in case the first one goes beyond your budget) that will suit you.

Photographing Your Horse For Sale
By Laura Cotterman, LauraCotterman.com

Having great photos is essential when you are selling your horse. The first impression a potential buyer gets when they look at your ad is your photos. At this point they are making a quick judgment if they are interested enough to contact you so you want to make your horse as appealing as possible.

Helpful Hints for Buyers

The Buyer has a responsibility to examine a horse carefully before they bid on it. If you have any particular concerns about conformation faults or defects, size, attitude, stall manners, riding ability or anything else, check it out BEFORE you bid. If you buy a horse on impulse, without shopping it before you bid, you may expect to find some surprises. In that case you still own the horse.