| What price a Suffolk Punch… 20:57 - May 15 with 1662 views | IndependentlyBlue |
An interesting read, bit Brent-ish but puts things into perspective.
Apologies if previously posted
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 22:07 - May 15 with 1451 views | azuremerlangus |
Written by my cousin’s son as it turns out! |  |
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 00:04 - May 16 with 1325 views | armchaircritic59 |
Fascinating stuff, if a bit complex. Most of it will go over peoples heads I expect. But the bottom line is, we're doing rather well on and off the pitch! |  | | |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 00:56 - May 16 with 1293 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
"Mark Aston's board"
Hahahahahahaha!
That will really annoy him! |  | | |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 04:14 - May 16 with 1178 views | Benters |
I thought this was a thread about the beautiful horses. |  |
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:13 - May 16 with 1080 views | GeoffSentence |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 04:14 - May 16 by Benters |
I thought this was a thread about the beautiful horses. |
This is for you Benters:
If you are looking to buy a purebred, registered Suffolk Punch, the current market price in the UK typically ranges between £4,500 and £9,000, depending heavily on the horse's age, training, and breeding potential.
Because they are a rare breed, availability is limited, but recent market listings provide a solid idea of what to expect:
Youngstock and Colts: Usually start on the lower end, around £4,500 to £5,000.
Geldings (Broken to harness/work): Well-trained, experienced geldings capable of working the land or showing generally command between £7,000 and £7,500.
Mares: Proven breeding mares or those in-foal are highly sought after to preserve the breed line and typically cost £8,500 to £9,000+.
Crossbreeds: If you look at a Suffolk Punch cross (often crossed with an Irish Draught or Thoroughbred), prices sit around £5,000 to £7,000 for high-quality young sport horses or cobs. |  |
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:14 - May 16 with 1076 views | Keno |
Surely this needs to be on a banner
"That history is not nostalgia. It is brand equity. It is the reason a club from a county town of 140,000 people carries name recognition across Europe that most twice-its-size cities do not" |  |
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:20 - May 16 with 1069 views | Churchman |
Thank you for posting this. I found it thought provoking and very interesting.
Edit: what price a Suffolk Punch? Considerably more than a moulting budgie. How times change. [Post edited 16 May 7:22]
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:23 - May 16 with 1029 views | Benters |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:13 - May 16 by GeoffSentence |
This is for you Benters:
If you are looking to buy a purebred, registered Suffolk Punch, the current market price in the UK typically ranges between £4,500 and £9,000, depending heavily on the horse's age, training, and breeding potential.
Because they are a rare breed, availability is limited, but recent market listings provide a solid idea of what to expect:
Youngstock and Colts: Usually start on the lower end, around £4,500 to £5,000.
Geldings (Broken to harness/work): Well-trained, experienced geldings capable of working the land or showing generally command between £7,000 and £7,500.
Mares: Proven breeding mares or those in-foal are highly sought after to preserve the breed line and typically cost £8,500 to £9,000+.
Crossbreeds: If you look at a Suffolk Punch cross (often crossed with an Irish Draught or Thoroughbred), prices sit around £5,000 to £7,000 for high-quality young sport horses or cobs. |
That’s interesting thanks.
My good lady owned a livery yard on Mersea Island,so we love horses.
Her last horse before they sold up was massive and scared the crap out of me when I was on it,it was like sitting on top of a bus.
We still have a walking cane that has a horse measuring rod built inside the cane. [Post edited 16 May 7:25]
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:24 - May 16 with 1019 views | Bluish |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:14 - May 16 by Keno |
Surely this needs to be on a banner
"That history is not nostalgia. It is brand equity. It is the reason a club from a county town of 140,000 people carries name recognition across Europe that most twice-its-size cities do not" |
“You’ll never sing that” |  | | |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:29 - May 16 with 980 views | NthQldITFC |
I read most of it with a little bit of sick in my throat, but was nevertheless somewhat interested. |  |
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:46 - May 16 with 931 views | DJR |
I thought this was a rather bold statement because it presumably assumes our permanence in the Premier League.
"A three-to-four-fold turnover gap is opening between the two East Anglian rivals, and it is opening permanently." |  | | |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 08:05 - May 16 with 860 views | Churchman |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:13 - May 16 by GeoffSentence |
This is for you Benters:
If you are looking to buy a purebred, registered Suffolk Punch, the current market price in the UK typically ranges between £4,500 and £9,000, depending heavily on the horse's age, training, and breeding potential.
Because they are a rare breed, availability is limited, but recent market listings provide a solid idea of what to expect:
Youngstock and Colts: Usually start on the lower end, around £4,500 to £5,000.
Geldings (Broken to harness/work): Well-trained, experienced geldings capable of working the land or showing generally command between £7,000 and £7,500.
Mares: Proven breeding mares or those in-foal are highly sought after to preserve the breed line and typically cost £8,500 to £9,000+.
Crossbreeds: If you look at a Suffolk Punch cross (often crossed with an Irish Draught or Thoroughbred), prices sit around £5,000 to £7,000 for high-quality young sport horses or cobs. |
Put one of those bad boys up front and we should be ok from free kicks and corners - unless Neddy has a bit of a mare. | | | |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 08:12 - May 16 with 828 views | Churchman |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:46 - May 16 by DJR |
I thought this was a rather bold statement because it presumably assumes our permanence in the Premier League.
"A three-to-four-fold turnover gap is opening between the two East Anglian rivals, and it is opening permanently." |
‘Potentially permanently’ might have been a better way of expressing it.
I thought it an interesting read and the numbers difference between the Premier League and EPL never ceases to amaze and appall me. Logic says the gap between the haves and have nots has to grow. Not a good thing. | | | |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 08:45 - May 16 with 752 views | EdwardStone |
Two observations....
The colour of a Suffolk Punch is always " Chesnut " ..... never " Chestnut "
The article paints a picture of a totally focussed board and CEO honing in on its targets with laser like precision
So how does Ashton's dalliance/flirtation with Farage fit into this? |  | | |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 08:55 - May 16 with 708 views | WeWereZombies |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 08:45 - May 16 by EdwardStone |
Two observations....
The colour of a Suffolk Punch is always " Chesnut " ..... never " Chestnut "
The article paints a picture of a totally focussed board and CEO honing in on its targets with laser like precision
So how does Ashton's dalliance/flirtation with Farage fit into this? |
Also no mention of Ed Sheerhan and his ginger...or is it auburn hair. Interesting note on slang for ginger hair that AI gave me ;
Bluey: A quirky Australian nickname affectionately given to people with red hair. |  |
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 09:58 - May 16 with 582 views | Swansea_Blue |
That’s an interesting read in terms of how marketeers see things. To me it’s a lot of words to say we’re embracing our history, have decided what we want to do and how we want to go about it, and it’s currently paying off. But then like any support function once you get people specialising in it they continually reinvent the wheel, which I suppose it to be expected because the industry has to justify its existence and the roles of the people in it. |  |
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 10:50 - May 16 with 495 views | WeWereZombies |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 08:55 - May 16 by WeWereZombies |
Also no mention of Ed Sheerhan and his ginger...or is it auburn hair. Interesting note on slang for ginger hair that AI gave me ;
Bluey: A quirky Australian nickname affectionately given to people with red hair. |
Ah, so Ed Sheeran does read the TWTD forum...well, either him or Bluey. | |
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 11:50 - May 16 with 402 views | stonojnr |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 07:13 - May 16 by GeoffSentence |
This is for you Benters:
If you are looking to buy a purebred, registered Suffolk Punch, the current market price in the UK typically ranges between £4,500 and £9,000, depending heavily on the horse's age, training, and breeding potential.
Because they are a rare breed, availability is limited, but recent market listings provide a solid idea of what to expect:
Youngstock and Colts: Usually start on the lower end, around £4,500 to £5,000.
Geldings (Broken to harness/work): Well-trained, experienced geldings capable of working the land or showing generally command between £7,000 and £7,500.
Mares: Proven breeding mares or those in-foal are highly sought after to preserve the breed line and typically cost £8,500 to £9,000+.
Crossbreeds: If you look at a Suffolk Punch cross (often crossed with an Irish Draught or Thoroughbred), prices sit around £5,000 to £7,000 for high-quality young sport horses or cobs. |
its not so much the cost to buy them to begin with, as the ongoing costs to keep them. I thought they were very expensive, among the horsey set at least, to keep, which certainly hasnt aided their position on the endangered list in the least. | | | |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 19:07 - May 16 with 237 views | IndependentlyBlue |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 04:14 - May 16 by Benters |
I thought this was a thread about the beautiful horses. |
Sorry about that Benters.
Didn’t think if I titled it ‘Verbose musings of a marketeering twonk’ anyone would read it.
It is interesting to see how the financial balance has changed so quickly though | |
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 05:19 - May 17 with 68 views | Benters |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 08:45 - May 16 by EdwardStone |
Two observations....
The colour of a Suffolk Punch is always " Chesnut " ..... never " Chestnut "
The article paints a picture of a totally focussed board and CEO honing in on its targets with laser like precision
So how does Ashton's dalliance/flirtation with Farage fit into this? |
Bore off. | |
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| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 05:20 - May 17 with 66 views | Benters |
| What price a Suffolk Punch… on 19:07 - May 16 by IndependentlyBlue |
Sorry about that Benters.
Didn’t think if I titled it ‘Verbose musings of a marketeering twonk’ anyone would read it.
It is interesting to see how the financial balance has changed so quickly though |
No need to apologise 🤓 | |
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