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Jessica Antolik

U.S.

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Expertise

I would like to help answer questions about horse value. The marketing of horses for buyers and sellers. I will answer questions about the horse buying/selling process. I will answer questions about IRS donations, Insurance claims on horses, horses and divorce, horses and estates, business partnerships regarding horses, and dealing with horses in a bankrupcy. Emphasis on all-around performance horses.

Experience in the area

Born into the equestrian lifestyle, I am an experienced horsewoman well versed in all- around performance horses. I have been showing horses in 4-H, local, state and national shows for over 20 years. My day job after graduating from the University of Texas has been working as a legal assistant with various law firms. My night job is working as a certified equine appraiser. www.ahorseappraiser.com

Organizations

Lifetime Member: American Society of Equine Appraisers, American Quarter Horse Assocation, American Paint Horse Association, Pinto Horse Association, American Horse Council. Volunteer Speaker for Unwanted Horse Coalition. Member of various Texas quarter horse and paint horse clubs. Proud sponsor of several 4-H clubs.

Education/Credentials

University of Texas, Bachelor of Journalism. Certified Appraiser No. 4917.

Awards and Honors

Top Ten World Champion APHA Various ROMS and high point awards.

Average Ratings

Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
crystal	10/13/09	10	10	10	10
ken	09/27/09	10	10	10	10	Jessica gave me excellent information and got .....

Recent Answers from Jessica Antolik

2009-10-20 Pony Pregnancies:

Hi Cherylyn, All horses and ponies are pregnant for about 340 days. However, the actual time for individual mares can vary anywhere from 330 to 350 days. The mare's age and breeding history can play

2009-10-12 want to buy a horse but concerns about her hoofs:

Hi Crystal, Before purchasing any horse, it's prudent to do a vet check to confirm the horse's soundness and health. A vet check is about $100-$200 and the purchaser is responsible for the cost.

2009-09-27 HORSE OWNERS:

Hi Ken, There are ways to find out the owner of a horse but they are limited. First it helps if the horse is registered. Registration papers are similar to a title for a horse. Unregistered horses

2009-09-08 How much could I sell my TB for?:

Hello Emily, Without seeing your horse and based on the information provided, your horse could sell from anywhere from around $3500 at the top end to $1000. This is going on the assumptions that currently

2009-08-24 How much should I put this horse for sale as?:

Based on the information you gave me, I don't feel very comfortable giving you a price for your horse. However, I will give you some things to consider regarding the value (sale price) you want to place

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