What would be a good offer for a horse, who dosn't have a price.?
461601
It really depends on the horse, is it purebread? who's selling it, private party? are they poor/rich? like, can they afford to let it go cheap, or do they need the money? Horses can run anywhere from $800-$5000. how much do you have to spend? I think if you make an offer tagged with "this is all i have" and explain how badly you want this horse and how timid she is and how she only lets you ride her, then I think that you will win them over! good luck!
399212
A horse.  I LOVE HORSES!!!
422012
There are a couple of other options: www.auctionarms.com and www.gunbroker.com.  If you already know how much it's worth or how much you want for it, set it up with a reserve price of that amount.  Since it's not a firearm, you should have no problems, but make sure that you list somewhere in the auction terms that the buyer has the responsibility for ensuring the item is legal in their area.
762298
OMGees Hun, sounds like  he is an Italian Stallion, that means whatever he has to offer would be beneficial to you, doesn't matter in which way.  I say go for it, you have nothing to lose and a lot to gain. Good luck with your Italian stallion
689722
As much as someone is willing to pay for it
853945
Ebay will probably get you the best selling price.  Make sure you set a reservation price, that's the lowest selling price you will accept.
1094546
depends on whos bidding or buying it\nits rarity exceeds its inferent or perceived value\n\nits a collectors item for sure\n\nnobody is currently selling one so have it appraised and insured\nthen at the right auction with the appropraite sports collectors the price could skyrocket!
23363
Anything that anyone would want.  Try selling it on eBay, with a reserve price, so if no one bids what you want, it won't sell.
351655
He just wants a piece...don't fall for it, you're worth more than that!! :)
127653
Patz, your questions sometime seem to provoke the braggadocious side of me. lol.. And though I'm sure it may seem shocking to you, I really try to not go there. But my story holds a warm spot in my heart, so here it is:\n\n The other day two strangers stopped by my place to inquire about buying some hay. \n\n The youngest stranger walked down to look at my horses with me, and started telling me the sad story of the hardships his life had been in lately and as though there was a need to just unload the burdens. He talked endlessly about it. I listened deep to what he was saying, putting myself in his shoes and the whole story sadden me. When he'd finished speaking, I knew our paths had crossed for a reason, because for the moment I could help his situation! \n  I turned and walked back up the path where an older stranger who had came with the young one, was speaking to my husband. They stop talking and spoke to me as I appproached them. I spoke then commented to the man speaking to my husband, if he knew anyone interested in some part time work? He quickly answered, "Yes Mam, I am. I recently lost my job, and it's been tough on my family. I'm willing to do anything for a few dollars." I told him, "I'm sure grateful you came along. Can you start work tomorrow?" He said with a smile, "Gladly." Then I inquired about the young man with him, and him taking a 'fancy to a filly I had' and ask if he had a place to keep her? The older guy told me, 'yeah, but the young guy couldn't afford to buy her right now? I told him, I like to do a little 'horse trading' and bout that time the young stranger walked up. I squatted down and looked at the young stranger and ask him,\n"What you got there in your pocket, Mister?" He pulled out  25 cents and two 'hotwheels' cars. And showed them to me. I told him, "Heck Cowboy, that's just what I've been wanting for that horse you like! You want to trade?" The older guy, his father started smiling and trying to tell me, "if you let me work her off, I'll pay you. You ain't gotta do that!" I told him, "We're 'horse trading', and I set my price! You want to deal?" The six year old, blue eyed, redheaded stranger screamed, "Deal!" So we loaded the pony on my trailer and the little stranger rode with me, while I followed his dad and delivered the pony to their house. \n I spent about 2 hours there talking to his parents and watching him play with the pony. \n I even visited where he'd placed the flowers where his old pony was buried.\n\n When I went to leave he told me, "I sure am glad I met you and that you been wanting some 'hotwheels'! Can I tell my friends that you're my 'bestfriend' too?" I told him, "I'd be honored to be his bestfriend too. And that's what I was going to tell my friends, you're my new bestfriend too!" Then the young boys mother hugged me and said, "You are too kind and May God Bless you!" I smiled, looked at the boy and told her, "God already did!" Then showed her the two 'hotwheels' and said, "And I got two 'hotwheels' and a Quarter, to boot!"\n\n\n\n Now, you made me brag! lol.. 'I got a new bestfriend! But that's something that's priceless!' \n\n Hope you have a Good Day!
791429
Like any antiques or collectable, it is worth what someone is willing to pay..;in order to get an idea, I would suggest visiting a good firearms expert and requesting a valuation;
391384
try looking on the net, or asking around, or go to a local horse farm and see if the owner will comply with what you are looking for.
913675
Normally the owner of the horse will prearrange the amount they give you and as far as winning the person above me has it covered really well.\n\nHope this Helps!
523883
Find the minumum wage in your state and add 50 cents or so. It isn't a highly-skilled occupation. Shovel it up inside, dump it on the compost heap. \n\nFigure 15 minutes a day per horse and multiply. A 100-horse barn will employ several full time and a tractor driver. Two horses in the back yard would be a 4-hour a week job for a kid.\n\nYou could save money by hiring people (teens, mostly) who loved horses, and either letting them board their horses at your facility or, if they didn't have their own, ride yours.
214834
Look on e-bay and see if theres any for sale.
788057
They have some of those on display at the Smithsonian Museum of American History.  Maybe if you send them an e-mail they can tell you what they have theirs insured for (not likely).  Or put it on Ebay with a high reserve, and see if you get any good bids without selling it.
1052263
Auction it, you will find out its value...