Get PA Mid-Atlantic Morgan Horse Sale Auction Consignment And Sales Agreement 2014-2024

A recap of what to include in your sale ads; both teaser and personal ads: Name, age, height, breed, and location. A brief, or in depth description of your horse's qualities. Your horse's experience level, and/or potential. Stating your horse's rider suitability. A call to action.

Horses are shown in hand, not ridden. Starched jeans or show pants; blouse with pin or tie; western hat; western boots, belt and buckle. Simple vests, blazers, short jackets also appropriate. Same for local/regional levels, with dressier vest, blazer, or jacket.

Horse trading, in its literal sense, is the buying and selling of horses, also called "horse dealing".

consignor—the individual that arranges for the horse to be sold at the auction. The consignor is sometimes the actual owner of the horse but may also be an agent for the owner.

At a live auction, a horse is led or ridden (or sometimes let loose) into a ring. The auctioneer will start the bidding. Buyers will raise their hands to place a bid. This process continues until the horse is sold.

In the United States, the local horse auction, usually held weekly or monthly at county livestock markets, is where people conduct the commercial trade in equines. Hundreds of horse auctions are held each year, in virtually every state.