At a glance
How to read- Identity
- Confirmed
- Level
- 1.50m ceiling
- Price
- $125,000 · fair $63,750–$88,500 · negotiate first
What to do next
Talk to your trainer before you negotiate
High vs market vs similar horses. Your trainer can tell you if the horse is worth pursuing anyway.
- Send this report to your trainer and ask whether it is worth a call or trial.
- If your trainer is interested, ask for a recent show video at your target level.
- Use the fair-price range in this report as context — not a guarantee — if you negotiate.
QUCA P — Horse Scouts buyer research USEF #5803412 · QUIBERY x TOSKA II · 9yo Level: ad 1.50m · records ~1.50m Price: Sale: $100,000 – $150,000 · High vs market Identity: High confidence Report: https://horsescouts.pro/r/quca-p?detail=full
Is the price fair?
High vs marketSale: $100,000 – $150,000 · fair $63,750–$88,500
Currently for sale
$60,000–$105,000
Asking prices of 6 comparable listings (context, not value)
Estimated value
$65,400–$114,450
Adjusted for this horse's record (+9% vs. band)
| Age / runway | +6% | Developing (6–9) — long competitive runway + resale optionality |
|---|---|---|
| US-ready + show mileage | +3% | Already stateside with USEF record — no import, campaign now |
Estimated value weights the horse's show record, rideability, age, and typical ask-to-sale gap. Decision aid, not a certified appraisal.
Asking price
$125,000
Based on comparable listing asks and show record — not sold prices or a certified appraisal.
The asking price looks high compared to similar horses for sale. That is about $50,000 above the middle of our fair range.
The asking price usually does not include: PPE / vetting, shipping, sales commission (if you use an agent).
Similar listings in this band
- Captain Blue Tsz — $115,000 · 1.35, 1.40m or 4'6"
- Vangelis — $60,000 · 1.35, 1.40m or 4'6"
- Franklin GS — $110,000 · 1.45m or 4'9"
Market context
Priced from: BIGEQ (12)
- 6 similar listings in our sample.
- Asking prices run $60,000–$115,000.
- Our fair-range midpoint for this horse is $75,000.
Before you call the seller
Three questions to start — open Full research for contact info and the full checklist.
- Book a pre-purchase exam (PPE) with a vet you choose before you buy.
- Ask about past injuries, surgeries, or ongoing maintenance the vet should know about.
- Why is the horse for sale, and can you ride or trial the horse in person before you commit?
Does the ad check out?
1 flagOne item in the ad needs confirming. Ask the seller about the flagged row before you go further.
| What the ad says | Public records | Our read |
|---|---|---|
| USEF #5803412 | Same horse in USEF | Checks out |
| Sire: QUIBERY | QUIBERY | Checks out |
| Dam: TOSKA II | TOSKA II | Checks out |
| Jumps 1.50m | Show record ~1.50m | Checks out |
| Asking Sale: $100,000 – $150,000 | Similar horses $63,750–$88,500 | High vs market |
Is this the right horse?
High confidenceUSEF #5803412 and pedigree match the ad · chip …600930. Confirm microchip and papers match the horse you inspect.
Not found in our latest ProEquest catalog (catalog snapshot Aug 3, 2026) — may be sold, leased, or delisted. Confirm with the seller before you travel.
- Born
- 16 Jun 2017
- Age
- 9 years old · USEF foal date
- Breed
- Holsteiner
- Sex
- Gelding
- Sire
- QUIBERY
- Dam
- TOSKA II
- U.S. registry #
- 5803412
- Microchip
- 276020000600930
Video
We did not find show video online. Ask the seller for a recent round at the height they advertise.
How long can you ride this horse?
This horse is 9 years old. If sound, you might get about 6–10 more years of useful jumping at this level.
Based on age band (Developing (6–9)). Useful-years estimates follow FEI show-jumping age profiles: peak performance commonly occurs around ages 10–15, with many Grand Prix horses active into the mid-teens and beyond when sound. At 9, the horse is still in a developing window — PPE findings should be weighed against upside to the stated level. [5][6]
Vet & pre-purchase exam
Sport-horse literature treats a pre-purchase exam (PPE) as a risk assessment — not pass/fail. Radiographic findings are common in sound jumpers and must be read in context of age, intended use, current performance, and price [1][2].
Before you buy, book an independent sport-horse vet you choose. Share this report so the exam can target gaps between seller claims and public records.
- Baseline PPE: soundness exam, flexions, and imaging scoped to price point and intended use [4].
- Mild hock osteoarthritis, small fetlock osteophytes, and mild navicular remodeling are commonly reported in sound sport horses.
- Stable, non-progressive changes without lameness are often acceptable when they match the horse's competition history.
- Focus on current soundness, flexion response, and whether maintenance history is documented.
- Ask for injury history, surgeries, joint maintenance, and any prior vet records the seller can share.
About 57% of prepurchase exams document at least one potentially prejudicial finding — presence alone does not predict future unsoundness [2]. Mild gait asymmetry is also common and may not correlate with clinical lameness [3].
Sources for vet & age guidance
- van Hoogmoed & Snyder (1999). van Hoogmoed LM, Snyder JR. Prepurchase Examination of Jumpers and Dressage Horses. AAEP Proceedings, 1999.
- Equine Veterinary Journal (2024). Equine Veterinary Journal. "Prejudicial Findings During Prepurchase Examinations," 2024.
- University of Utrecht (2022). University of Utrecht. Movement Asymmetries in Horses Presented for PPE and Lameness Evaluation, 2022.
- Merck Veterinary Manual. Merck Veterinary Manual. Prepurchase Examination of Horses.
- FEI Facts and Figures (2020). FEI Annual Report 2020 — average registered horse age 9.85 years; Jumping athlete demographics and age distribution.
- FEI / Bristol University longevity research. FEI Sports Forum (2026) — ongoing FEI–Bristol research on career longevity, competition intensity, and retirement factors in Jumping horses.
Horse Scouts summarizes published sport-horse veterinary literature for informational purposes only. It is not veterinary, legal, or financial advice and creates no legally binding obligation. Consult your own veterinarian before any purchase decision. See our Terms of Service.
Show record
- USEF 5803412 · QUIBERY × TOSKA II · verified to 1.50m (heights: 1.00m 1.10m 1.15m 1.20m 1.25m 1.30m 1.35m 1.40m 1.45m 1.50m) · Pin Oak GP 4th×2 Apr 2026 ($6k, pro Petschenig) · Tryon FEI 1.45m speed win Jun 2026 · amateur: Brooke Peterson 2022–Apr 2026 to 1.45m
U.S. record (USEF)
USEF 5803412 on file — class rounds not loaded yet.
Ask the seller
Contact
- Professional
- Nathalie and Peter Petschenig (PP Show Jumping)
- Location
- Pilot Point, TX United States
Full question checklist
This report summarizes public records only. Always verify answers with the seller, your trainer, and your vet before you buy.
What the seller says 2 claims · unverified
Seller statements are unverified until USEF, video, and your own inspection back them up.
Similar horses for sale 6 listings
| Horse | Age | Price | Level | Days listed | Win rate | Listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Captain Blue Tsz | 9 | $115,000 | 1.35, 1.40m or 4'6" | 56 days | — | View |
| Vangelis | 8 | $60,000 | 1.35, 1.40m or 4'6" | — | — | View |
| Franklin GS | 11 | $110,000 | 1.45m or 4'9" | 80 days | — | View |
| Paxan des Rosiers Z | 10 | $90,000 | 1.35, 1.40m or 4'6" | — | 0% · 13 starts | View |
| Equiporium Aristocrat | 11 | $60,000 | 1.35, 1.40m or 4'6" | — | — | View |
| Joris | 12 | $60,000 | 1.35, 1.40m or 4'6" | 29 days | — | View |
What we could not verify2 gaps
Use these if your trainer wants detail — not a reason to panic on their own.
- No show video found online — ask for a recent round at the advertised height.
- ClipMyHorse video not matched — seller video or in-person trial matters more.
Sources & import costs
Where we looked
| Source | Status | Notes | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| U.S. show registry (USEF) | confirmed | USEF 5803412 · QUIBERY × TOSKA II · verified to 1.50m (heights: 1.00m 1.10m 1.15m 1.20m 1.25m 1.30m 1.35m 1.40m 1.45m 1.50m) · Pin Oak GP 4th×2 Apr 2026 ($6k, pro Petschenig) · Tryon FEI 1.45m speed win Jun 2026 · amateur: Brooke Peterson 2022–Apr 2026 to 1.45m | Open |
| International registry (FEI) | pending | — | — |
| Pedigree (HorseTelex) | pending | — | — |
| German national results (equi-score) | pending | — | — |
| Show video (ClipMyHorse) | pending | Open | |
| Original listing | confirmed | OTHER | Open |
Import costs & logistics
U.S. show jumping relies heavily on imported European warmbloods (KWPN, BWP, Holsteiner, Oldenburg, Selle Français, and others). The listing price is often only part of the investment — veterinary, transport, quarantine, customs, and insurance can add roughly 10–30% or more to landed cost [3].
Estimate for this horse
This listing appears to be in the U.S. — no international import is required for domestic delivery. If you source from Europe instead, use the categories and illustrative totals below as a planning guide.
Typical cost categories
| Category | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-purchase exam (PPE) | $1,000–$3,500+ | Independent vet exam before purchase — not part of shipping but essential risk management. |
| Export testing & documentation | $500–$3,000 | Health certificates, blood tests, and government export paperwork (varies by origin country). |
| International air transport | $10,000–$25,000+ | Largest logistics cost — shared vs. private stall, route, and season affect pricing. |
| Quarantine & federal inspection | $1,000–$5,000+ | USDA port inspection and quarantine length depend on origin disease status (often 3–7 days for EU geldings). |
| Customs & import brokerage | $500–$2,000 | Specialized equine brokers coordinate USDA, customs entry, and airport logistics. |
| Ground transportation | $500–$3,000+ | Seller to export airport, then U.S. arrival port to your barn. |
| Mortality / transit insurance | 1–4% of value / yr | Many buyers insure during transport; annual mortality often scales with horse value. |
Illustrative landed totals
Planning bands — actual costs vary by origin, sex (CEM rules for mares/stallions), route, and broker.
| Purchase price | Typical import stack | Est. landed cost |
|---|---|---|
| $50,000 | $12,000–$20,000 | $62,000–$70,000 |
| $100,000 | $12,000–$25,000 | $112,000–$125,000 |
| $250,000 | $15,000–$35,000 | $265,000–$285,000 |
Evaluate landed cost, not purchase price alone, when comparing to U.S. comps or judging resale potential. Ask the seller for export readiness, quarantine port, and who coordinates USDA paperwork.
Sources for import & logistics
- USDA APHIS. USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. Importing live equines — permits, port inspection, and quarantine requirements.
- US Equestrian. USEF. International travel for horses — health documents, quarantine ports, and planning timelines.
- Aguilera (2020). Aguilera M. Global Horse Trade in the United States: 1981–2013. Society and Animals — documents the shift to European sport-horse imports in U.S. jumping.
- Kingston Stables. Kingston Stables. EU→U.S. all-in shipping guide (flight, papers, USDA quarantine) — industry planning benchmark.
Comparable metrics
Market sample: 6 similar listings · median $75,000 · interquartile $60,000–$105,000.
Comparable listings by marketplace: BIGEQ (12) · catalog 2026-06-25.
Stated level 1.5m vs verified 1.5m in public records.
Win rate 0% (subject) vs 10% median among comps with records.
Comparable listings average $82,500 vs asking $100,000–$150,000 (mid $125,000).
Show record vs similar listings
Cohort win rate: min 0% · median 10% · max 34% (14 comps with USEF/SJW records).
Report date: 2026-07-04. Pricing uses BIGEQ (12) listings (catalog: BIGEQ · 2026-06-25 · HJx · 2026-06-25 · ProEquest · 2026-06-25).
Automated buyer research from public records — not a pre-purchase exam, veterinary opinion, or guarantee of seller claims. Verify identity, price, and soundness with your team before you buy.