Shetland pony auction
Hi, I breed quality, giant Shetland ponies. Here's how the auction works:
Horses are judged at at birth (Or when they appear for me, sometimes they glitch and don't appear, that really needs to be fixed) to see if they will be breeders. The standards for breeders get higher and higher every year to produce higher quality foals. If they don't become breeders, they go on auction, or if they get replaced by their foals, they also go on auction. Auction foals are re-homed at 10 if no one bids on them. Sometimes, foals are so unsuccessful, they just get re-homed 5, if no one bids on them. All horses are sold or re-homed at ten, unless someone buys them out. Buy-out is all ways ten time the cost of the starting bid. Once a horse is sold, I send it to my side account, arabella123 (Don't ask why, it's very confusing) and then put it on a private sale. I say the horse is sold, via a big red SOLD ribbon over the horse's profile, and quoting the highest bider and telling them they won the auction, what their bid was, and to quote me when their ready to pick up the horse. Bids are to go up by at least $100 each bid (No $1000, $1001, $1002, $1003) Please follow the rules and procedures, if you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask
Here's the horses on auction at the moment:
Name: Dart
Link: https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2760680
Color: Red tobino
Height: 16.0hh
gender: Male
HGP: 53,089
Breeder's report: gold intel, agility, balance; green agility; no reds
starting bid: $1,000
Highest bid: none yet:
Buy-out: $10,000
Name: Lava
Link: https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2760681
Color: palomino tobino
Height: 10.1hh
Gender: Female
HGP: 49,625
Breeder's report: gold stamina, balance, intel
starting bid: $500
Highest bid: none yet:
Buy-out: $5,000
Horses are judged at at birth (Or when they appear for me, sometimes they glitch and don't appear, that really needs to be fixed) to see if they will be breeders. The standards for breeders get higher and higher every year to produce higher quality foals. If they don't become breeders, they go on auction, or if they get replaced by their foals, they also go on auction. Auction foals are re-homed at 10 if no one bids on them. Sometimes, foals are so unsuccessful, they just get re-homed 5, if no one bids on them. All horses are sold or re-homed at ten, unless someone buys them out. Buy-out is all ways ten time the cost of the starting bid. Once a horse is sold, I send it to my side account, arabella123 (Don't ask why, it's very confusing) and then put it on a private sale. I say the horse is sold, via a big red SOLD ribbon over the horse's profile, and quoting the highest bider and telling them they won the auction, what their bid was, and to quote me when their ready to pick up the horse. Bids are to go up by at least $100 each bid (No $1000, $1001, $1002, $1003) Please follow the rules and procedures, if you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask
Here's the horses on auction at the moment:
Name: Dart
Link: https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2760680
Color: Red tobino
Height: 16.0hh
gender: Male
HGP: 53,089
Breeder's report: gold intel, agility, balance; green agility; no reds
starting bid: $1,000
Highest bid: none yet:
Buy-out: $10,000
Name: Lava
Link: https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2760681
Color: palomino tobino
Height: 10.1hh
Gender: Female
HGP: 49,625
Breeder's report: gold stamina, balance, intel
starting bid: $500
Highest bid: none yet:
Buy-out: $5,000