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Most are older, hardly ever bred, if bred at all, as I have way to many horses to go through each season. I've priced the old ones at create price, as I am not sure if they will survive turnover for next season breading season, but they can have eggs pulled if you have the ability, so they are a good deal. I've also put in some younger ones, most at 5000 hb's each and a few studs. I will be adding more as I go through my barns. Happy hunting!

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