OK, thanks to “someone” sending me a direct link, ( 
) I found it.
I think the problem with my search on Dreamhorse was that I was looking for ads posted within the last week. I didn’t realize the ad had actually been submitted sometime in April.
I agree the ad looks very professional and the description is to the point. The video is very well done and Honey looks quite nice at the trot. I hope Honey finds a good home!
I thought the ad was nicely done! My only recommendation would be for the video to show her going in both directions and, if possible, adding some canter work. But it’s professional and Honey looks great.
The ad I found had a video that included all that. Both directions, wtc.
I just watched again. The first time, there’s an ad for Chewy that interrupts the video before she starts cantering. And when the ad is finished, the video goes back to the beginning. But when I replayed it, there’s no ad and I saw the entire video, including the cantering.
I think the girl/woman who’s riding Honey is doing an excellent job, showing Honey to her best advantage. 
Maybe that’s what happened to me. I only saw the trot.
Much to my surprise, last night the ad for Honey showed up on my Facebook page. Nice photos, well done!
I was able to see the ad @AdultEmmy and she is looking good under saddle, so I guess that answers my question above. Again, good luck with finding the right match for her.
Wait you know her!? What a small world!!!
Oh wow you think so!? Maybe I’ll reach back out. I did send the local barn her ad though and haven’t received a response
This was nice to come back to. Thanks everyone!
Honey is sale pending. Please keep your fingers and toes crossed this works out 
That is great news!
for a good home for Honey and you to have a fun horse for you to ride.
Crossing fingers and toes!
Hey all—still pending. The buyer is old school and mailing a check. He was in the hospital so that delayed things.
With the quality service of the USPS you could be waiting a while…
If he has not seen Honey, there are a lot of scams around, ESPECIALLY if the cheque comes for way more than the amount agreed. Do not send this person any money.
Yeah for real. But he’s someone my trainer knows, so that is good. I’ll share more info when I have the check in hand.
Well when you get the check - don’t deposit it. Take it to the bank it is drawn on and cash it there. I had a friend that I co-op’d with and she wasn’t very good with money. I always did this and there was more than one time that “this check is not good at this time” and I would have to take it again. I didn’t want to deposit it and pay a charge-back if the check bounced. And I needed to know I had those funds on an unconditional basis.
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