High Verified Bridl Client·Updated 4 days ago
Hunter — Active buyer search
- Budget
- €50,000
- Discipline
- Hunter
- Client location
USA- Rider experience
- Professional Rider
- Region
- USA
Quick summary
Emil is a professional horse dealer actively sourcing horses throughout Europe for resale and leasing in the United States. His main focus is hunters, equitation horses and junior/amateur jumpers rather than high-level show jumpers intended for professional competition. He is…
Must have
- Clear and identifiable US resale or leasing market
- Genuine trade pricing with commercially viable margins
- Horse quality appropriate for its intended division
- Strong rideability and temperament for junior/amateur profiles
- Excellent hunter quality for young professional prospects
- Reliable mouth, lead changes and education for equitation candidates
- Suitable age and experience for the relevant category
- Realistic resale value supported by current market demand
- Acquisition costs that account for shipping, tariffs and other expenses
- Competition experience and performance appropriate to the target market
- Ability to present and market the horse effectively to US customers
Nice to have
- Purchase budget, provided the financial return is attractive
- Age depending on horse category and intended market
- Gender
- Height
- Colour
- Breed and pedigree
- Competition level depending on intended division
- Horses transitioning from show jumping into hunters or equitation
- Secondary-market and trade opportunities
- Horses requiring preparation before resale
- Older horses suitable for leasing rather than immediate resale
- Lower-priced horses with clearly identifiable commercial potential
- Selected higher-level jumper opportunities for referral to Paul and the wider team
- Large pony opportunities when commercially attractive
Deal breakers
- Horses offered at retail prices with insufficient resale margin
- Horses without a clearly identifiable US customer market
- Ordinary young hunters lacking immediate professional-buyer appeal
- Green or inexperienced horses being marketed as established amateur schoolmasters
- Equitation prospects lacking the required rideability, mouth, changes or education
- Junior/amateur jumpers that are excessively difficult for their intended customer
- Horses whose purchase price depends on exceptional future development to become profitable
- Older horses priced without accounting for their reduced resale appeal
- Horses whose importation and preparation costs eliminate the commercial margin
- Competition horses whose current ability does not support their intended resale positioning
Have a horse that could fit?
Submit the basic details. Reviewed privately by the Bridl team, no public listing required.