LARGE AND PROMISING AUTUMN COLLECTION ONLINE
Oct 26, 2024 · Wendy Scholten · 'Autumn' Youhorse.auction loose jumpers, under the saddle & breeding
The new autumn collection from Youhorse.auction is online, featuring an impressive selection of 120 carefully chosen horses.
Thanks to our growing reputation and sales success, we are receiving an increasing number of inquiries, especially from breeders looking to sell their horses through us. From group of more than 150 horses coming to our stables, we have selected the best candidates through video- and health screenings.
Our selection process: Quality and trust first
The horses are assessed on our location, allowing us to evaluate their character and health effectively. A new environment provides valuable insights into a horse's temperament.
Competition horses are ridden by our riders, enabling a precise evaluation of their rideability and attitude. At Youhorse.auction, all horses make the same jumps, which sets us apart from other online auctions. This boosts buyer confidence, as they can clearly see what they are purchasing.
Our Autumn collection by the numbers
- Horses with show experience: 30
- Loose jumpers: 40 (including 6 ponies)
- Horses jumping lines under saddle: 35
- Breeding stock: 16 (including 2 foals and 14 broodmares)
The 120 selected horses are sired by renowned stallions such as Chacoon Blue, Emerald, Contagio Z, Grandorado TN, Pegase van ’t Ruytershof, Highway M TN, Taloubet Z, Comme il Faut, Casall, Calvino II de Nyze, Cornet Obolensky, Verdi, Diamant de Semilly, Echo van ‘t Spieveld, El Barone 111, Action Breaker, Aganix du Seigneur, Nixon van ’t Meulenhof, and Mosito van het Hellehof.
Visit us or join from home
The horses can be viewed and tried out by appointment at various locations in the Netherlands. For inquiries, feel free to reach us via WhatsApp (you can use the button on our website) for quick and clear responses.
The online auction opens on Saturday, November 2, and closes in two parts: on Tuesday, November 5, and Wednesday, November 6.
