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Feds are paying $1000 to adopt a wild horse
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<blockquote data-quote="SBMF 2015" data-source="post: 1706735" data-attributes="member: 39695"><p>I would talk to a local vet or feed mill or sale barn first. They not only would know how to get in touch with an Amish horse trainer, but they possibly know who to stay away from also. Some times Amish broke horses are kind of like hot dogs. You know it's a pig going in to the factory and you know it's hot dogs coming out, but you don't want to know the process.</p><p>You know you are taking an unbroke horse to the Amish and it will be dead broke when it comes back, but you don't want to know the process. Just like all trainers some are great and some not so good, but they get results.</p><p><a href="https://youtu.be/OW34QxfeR-Y" target="_blank">Kalona horse sale</a> This isn't the greatest video for an example, but it's short and the kids and ponies are neat. Any pony that had an Amish kid riding it started at $750 and went up fast. I think the top I saw was $1300 for a mini.</p><p>Good luck, keep us updated!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SBMF 2015, post: 1706735, member: 39695"] I would talk to a local vet or feed mill or sale barn first. They not only would know how to get in touch with an Amish horse trainer, but they possibly know who to stay away from also. Some times Amish broke horses are kind of like hot dogs. You know it's a pig going in to the factory and you know it's hot dogs coming out, but you don't want to know the process. You know you are taking an unbroke horse to the Amish and it will be dead broke when it comes back, but you don't want to know the process. Just like all trainers some are great and some not so good, but they get results. [URL='https://youtu.be/OW34QxfeR-Y']Kalona horse sale[/URL] This isn't the greatest video for an example, but it's short and the kids and ponies are neat. Any pony that had an Amish kid riding it started at $750 and went up fast. I think the top I saw was $1300 for a mini. Good luck, keep us updated! [/QUOTE]
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