ON GAIT

[SIX SHOOTER]

ANYBODY HAD ANY SUCCESS

[wiggles44]

None
Was bidding on a horse and eventually lost him to the owner who was upselling his own fucking horse.
Never used it since.
 

[LUCPARK]

SAMSTAR

HAS DONE WELL ON THE SIGHT

He buys great trotters  from top trainers

[Dingus]

None
Was bidding on a horse and eventually lost him to the owner who was upselling his own fucking horse.
Never used it since.
 

I’ve seen many buy backs.  AMac and Carmine A are well known for bidding on their own horses and taking them back.

[Chessington]

I’ve seen many buy backs.  AMac and Carmine A are well known for bidding on their own horses and taking them back.

Its called a “reserve”

[Lieutenant Sanchez]

Spending tens of thousands on horses sight unseen is a recipe for disaster.

[Harness racer]

Spending tens of thousands on horses sight unseen is a recipe for disaster.

Bingo!  And even some posted pictures of the horse are phony or very old. 

[Kirbys Ace]

SAMSTAR

HAS DONE WELL ON THE SIGHT

He buys great trotters  from top trainers

Loves getting them from Erv.

[Third Over]

" BUYER BEWARE ".. is the best advice.!!

[LUCPARK]

Loves getting them from Erv.

[tumbleweed]

I have bought three off of the site and have done well with all of them

[Parked]

Its called a “reserve”

In the auction business it is caller “PUSHING”. 

[Locked in with pace]

Horse write-ups don't tell the true story. Most say no help, saving money for the sale, tied up in last, sick in last. They don't tell you the horse gets injected every week or has a screw in its ankle. Or is it not safe to be around?  I've heard of many that are bought online and never raced again.  Many Amish men also attempt to sell their trotters, but often end up repurchasing them. If a poll were ever taken, I would guess 70% turn out to be bad buys

[samstar]

SAMSTAR

HAS DONE WELL ON THE SIGHT

He buys great trotters  from top trainers

LOL!

[Chessington]

Horse write-ups don't tell the true story. Most say no help, saving money for the sale, tied up in last, sick in last. They don't tell you the horse gets injected every week or has a screw in its ankle. Or is it not safe to be around?  I've heard of many that are bought online and never raced again.  Many Amish men also attempt to sell their trotters, but often end up repurchasing them. If a poll were ever taken, I would guess 70% turn out to be bad buys

Your 70% is probably conservative but also applies to ALL horse purchases