Yahoo - 20 Dun Quarter Horse Gelding
Basic Info
| Number: | # Yahoo |
| Type: | Auction |
| Price: |
$650
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| Status | Sold on 2/4/2017 |
| Date Available | 1/13/2017 to 1/17/2017 |
| Age/Color/Gender | 20 Years / Dun / Gelding |
| Breed(s) | Quarter Horse |
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| Broke? | Yes |
| Condition | Average |
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DescriptionUpdate on this gentleman from a previous owner- Yahoo was a kids horse that was roped off of and did gaming and should be 20 years old now. He was a horse the kids could jump on bareback and take into the river to use as a diving board. It sounds like they did everything with him and he's as gentle as they come. He was sold to another family when those kids grew and was used for some gaming. He should be beginner safe and will be a great addition for anyone looking for a family horse.
Yahoo was brought to auction with a group of horses that were said to be between the ages of 8 and 15 years old. He stands approx 15'1hh and looks to be in good body condition. He was ridden through the auction ring bareback and I was told he looked to be sound in the ring. Purchasing InformationLocation: Sunnyside, WA
Contact: Sabrina 206-250-5115
Deadline: 1/17/16
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