Guide to Buying Your First (or Next) Horse

Use These 92 Tips as a Guide To Help You Find and Buy the Right Horse for You As a horse trainer and riding coach I often get calls for help from well intentioned horse lovers who thought they had bought the horse of their dreams but it has turned into a night mare. I wrote this book to help guide people just like you through what can be a confusing and emotional journey. I'm Anne Gage and in the Guide to Buying Your First Horse I give you specific tips to help you find the horse that will be the best partner for you. It explains not only where to look but what to look for the best questions to ask the seller how to negotiate the price and what to do before bringing your new horse home. Whether you intend to ride in an arena on the trails or participate in schooling level shows you want to buy a horse that will suit your temperament riding abilities and riding goals for many years – perhaps even a lifetime. Buying the right horse for you is essential for ensuring a happy future for both you and your horse. Buying a horse is a lot like buying a used car. It`s exciting. It`s a large financial investment. It requires research some experienced help and smart buying strategies to make a purchase you`ll be happy with. But buying a horse involves an emotional investment on top of the financial one and the commitment of caring for an animal for many years. So while the prospect of buying a horse is exciting it can also be overwhelming. Unfortunately some horse sellers – like some used car salesman – have earned a reputation as unscrupulous people who downplay (or disguise) flaws enhance attributes and only want to get your money. There are many good and reputable people in the horse business who really do care about finding the right match for their horse. With our emotional connection to these beautiful and sensitive animals it`s easy to let our hearts rule our heads. Your buying decision requires careful thought and planning. It’s very easy to get caught up in the excitement and emotions of choosing a horse. The tips in this guide can help you make smart choices and make your buying experience a good one. Here is a Preview of What You’ll Learn … Where to look (and where NOT to look) for horses for sale Etiquette When Looking at Horses Questions You Must Ask Every Seller What to Look For When Trying horses Basic Equine Body Language that Can Be a Sign of Training Problems How to Take a Test Ride Making an Offer to Purchase Before Bringing Your New Horse Home Much more! . Download your copy today!