I can do PayPal too. Would appreciate the information.
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I sent a few carrots via Paypal.
Gosh, wish I were younger by a decade and still rode huntseat. I just have a feeling about that dark bay. He looks like a big ol’ goof, diving for the hay. He’s probably half feral, but harmless. Can’t wait to live vicariously through this adventure!
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I am anxiously awaiting updates on both these youngsters, but especially the bay. Very very nice mover. Make him famous @Heinz_57 !!
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Auntie can chip in?I’ll do my best 
I think the lazy redhead is going to be a surprise.
I’ve just got to put a few finishing touches on their quarantine field tomorrow, but otherwise we’re ready!
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I hope that the Dutch Duo settle in just fine @Heinz_57
There’s a nice little Morgan gelding available at the moment: https://www.bowietexaslivestock.com/product/5010-nice-shapey-morgan-gelding/
They’ve also added another big Dutch gelding, a saddlebred mare, and a few others that came off of an Amish truckload.
I’d love a Morgan, but I wouldn’t love another horse, if that makes sense!
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That saddlebred mare really caught my eye. Looks like a sweet, fancy gal. As did the Friesian sport gelding, and the chestnut TB mare that was all business.
Unfortunately the list is never empty 
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Thank you for taking them. I sent a small token toward your expenses. I just fattened up a loaner horse that was babysitting my mare so I’m a bit short of $$ right now but once he goes maybe I can send more.
Meant to reply to Heinz 57
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Bless you!
I know we’re all waiting impatiently… They’ve been loaded and are on the way. Once they get here I’ll give them their own thread. 
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You’ve earned two gold stars in the great scorecard in the sky for this. Can’t wait to see their progress, although from the back they look in pretty decent shape.
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Oh, the bay is looking at us! 
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They are here! Well, actually they got here an hour ago but like always, everything happens at once. After I post this I’ll go make them their own thread.
ETA: Here’s their thread - More New Horses: Bert and Ernie
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Someone PLEASE pick up this guy:
He is JUST the sweetest looking boy.
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Nice horse, but he seems to trot slightly head nodding off on his right front?
If so, it could be nothing, a bad moment, the rider, a stone bruise, or why he is there, what do you think?
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There’s definitely a head bob there
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Not sure if she’s still available because I haven’t looked today, but there was a beautiful grey mule on there. Granted, I’m partial to mules for whatever reason, but she seemed like a nice type
Edit: here she is:
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Also, I’ve not been this tempted in awhile…but this is a nice older (15) gelding. He does require some investigation and rehab for that swelling on his leg, but what a nice type. For the price, he’s one I’d take a shot on to see if he could be rehabbed into a nice low-key riding/basic trail horse.
Why do I want a lame plain bay gelding? 
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Because he’s adorable and looks like a sweetheart! Oh, I hope he gets someone who gives him a chance to heal and be a best friend.
As an aside, WHY to sellers think I need a horse I can stand up on? Never understood that move. And, generally, I try to AVOID sliding off my horse’s butt.
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I am so, so tempted.
I think in this case the standing and sliding was just to show the horses disposition a little bit. It demonstrated that he’s not all that reactive and seems to be somewhat tolerant or trusting of whatever weird thing the human is doing. You can tell a few things about how the horse handles someone doing “abnormal” things to them. Their body language and reaction can give you a little tell into who they are. A picture of someone standing on a horse isn’t as meaningful, IMO.
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He is nice!
The roan in the background really caught my eye!
This Standardbred mare looks lovely!
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