Showing posts with label AQHA horses for sale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AQHA horses for sale. Show all posts

Saturday, December 12, 2009

Buying and Selling Horses with Stasser Equine


Artifactually (Indian Artbeat)


Today I feel that I must clarify some things that have occurred recently involving the sale of one our AQHA Foals. And while there has been a great deal of discussion about this topic on other forums, some of it not so nice, I choose to stick to the facts.

The hot subject right now is why we chose to not sell our weanling "Artifactually" to a certain person. There has been many false allegations made since we determined not to sell to this particular individual. So just to clarify, here are the facts so that you can come to your own conclusion.

  • When purchasing a horse from a further distance away, it is always advised that the buyer have someone they trust such as a vet do an exam of the horse before deciding whether or not to purchase. This is something that removes risk from both the Buyer as well as the Seller. *This was refused.*
  • The Buyer is normally always the one responsible for the transport of the horse to the new location. Although we try to make this as easy as possible, there may be times that we are unable to accomplish doing this ourselves, especially over long distances. In any case the Buyer is always responsible for transport cost, this is a normal part of business. *This became an issue which was not handled correctly by this person*
  • We will email or fax a Purchase Agreement for a Buyer to look at previous to making a decision of purchase. These are legal documents and are not to be edited by anyone other than Stasser Equine staff and any kind of edits must be agreed upon by both parties, Buyer as well as the Seller. *This person edited the language and demanded a signature*
  • When the Buyer has decided on the purchase of a horse from Stasser Equine, and all arrangements have been made, then the normal course of action is for the Buyer to pay the agreed upon price. *This was refused*
  • Once Stasser Equine has a cleared payment in its account, then and only then will a Bill Of Sale be issued to the Buyer. *This person demanded a Bill of Sale repeadedly prior to Stasser Equine receiving any payment*
  • When transporting a horse out of the state of origin there is a great deal of paperwork and preparation that must be done and decisions to be made. Email is the fastest way to send documents for the Buyer to look at and discuss. *This person claims to not have received the Purchase or Transport Agreement though they were the only ones not received*
  • When selling online to anyone, Stasser Equine will never share it's account information and will NEVER ask for yours, that is to be done between the banks alone. Please note, this is very dangerous to do in any form. Deal ONLY with your bank. *This person asked numerous times for our bank account numbers in order to make a payment*
It is for these reasons we chose not to pursue this individual as an owner for one of our horses.

We care about the horses we raise and the homes they go too. We also admire a person who has enough moxy to make an offer and share their goals for the future of the horse.

In attempts to prevent any additional harassment or public slander, Stasser Equine will have some protocol in place for answering emails. We will require you to tell us what your experience level is with horses, what your long and short term goals are for the horse as well as yourself, and of course what you are looking for in a horse. We will also require that your first and last name be signed on your first email to us along with your phone number.

Our goals are still the same for Stasser Equine and that is to make a difference in the Quarter Horse Industry with great horses. The difference being the focus on proper nutrition which in turn gives you soundness for your ride at all levels. We believe that every horse is a treasure to be taken care of and enjoyed.

If you feel the same way, we thank you.

Blessings,
Bonnie Stasser
www.stasserequine.com

Monday, November 2, 2009

Do You Know Someone Who Is Looking For These?


Well we have finally recovered from the snow storm that went through. It dumped about 5-8" inches on us depending on where you were. A nice heavy wet snow that is going to benefit the fields and the crops for sure!

And today the sun is shining and almost ALL of the snow is melted. (Only a little in the ditches remain.) I think that the beauty of living in Kansas - snow one day, maybe two, then sunshine for the next week.

These are AQHA horses with bloodlines as well as potential each with his/her own special talents. For example, Big League Tx Return would be ideal for Youth or Amateur Western Pleasure if even in the state level. Red Legs Dancing would be great for AQHA HUS and doing low level jumps - she LOVES that!

Skeikn Streikn Twist will be a wonderful Western Pleasure mare - currently 2 years old, her sire is Zippos Shiek. The Golden Cruiser, our Buttermilk Buckskin gelding, would just LOVE Team Penning, he's big and has the natural "want too" to get after a cow.

I think Pistol Pete will be fantastic at Barrel Racing; that little colt can sit, spin and be gone in a blink of an eye! Simon is perfect for the AQHA HUS ring and boy is he going to be BIG! Consistent level top line with soft eyes and ears up.... We'll discuss Hot Shot and Honey another day...

Of course each and everyone of them would be great trail mounts as well if a person doesn't do shows. But the talent is always there if you want it.

Help us spread the word; we would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you and God Bless.
www.stasserequine.com