As of the COVID-pandemic buying horses online has grown in interest in the equestrian community. Not only through different online auctions but also on horse-selling platforms where buyer and seller have a direct contact. It is easier to eliminate the in-between commission persons. Even more the buyer is more aware of the risk he might take and has learned to accept them. Maybe you're not 100% in to horse shopping online, then you can just 'brows' for horses ... but if you are? What to look for? How to avoid problems?
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