5 Miniature Mares & 1 POA Mare - HERD for Sale for sale in Missouri

I have 5 Miniature Mares and 1 POA Mare that I need to find homes for, due to the drought and also due to me not being able to care for them anymore, as they should be (I can't trim their hooves anymore, like I used to do! And they all do need hoof trims now!).

The POA Mare and 2 of the Miniature Mares are older and I'd LOVE for them to go to Retirement homes as Pasture pets.

The 2 Older Mini's would be great to go together! One is a Black/White Leopard Mare, "Saga", imported from Sweden. I believe she is 20 or 21 now. She has arthritis in both front knees and would benefit from having her hooves KEPT Trimmed (which I am no longer able to do). She LOVES being petted and loved on and is of course, halter trained.

The other is a Black/White Pinto Mare, "Lolita" who is older, but I don't know her age. She's not registered. She was trained to ride and drive but it's been years since she was anything more than a pasture pet. She also enjoys being loved on and petted.

The POA Mare is also older, I'm not sure of her age. She does have arthritis in her back hocks, I think. She is trained to ride, but it would have to be LIGHT riding due to the arthritis. Possibly a vet could give her some medicine for it? I don't know. I had video of her being ridden before I bought her, but I personally have never ridden her.

The other 3 Miniature Mares are younger. Probably 3 to 6 maybe (I don't have papers in front of me).

The solid Black Mare is "Icy" and she was halter trained as a weanling. She is registered and is Partly Falabella bred.

The Palomino looking Mare is "Tonka Toy" and loves attention. She follows me around the pasture begging to be petted. She is registered.

The little Brown/White Pinto Mare is the youngest of them all. She loves attention and follows me around wanting petted. She is halter trained only. She is registered.

Some of my Miniatures were double registered, I can't remember if any of these girls are or not, but I think a couple of them were. But, none of the papers have been "updated".

I would prefer to sell these horses either as ONE HERD, or as TWO SEPARATE HERDS - one herd with the 3 retirement age horses and the other herd with the 3 younger mares.

I am asking $2500 for ALL SIX MARES together, but will make a different deal on 3 at a time. The 3 younger ones, will, of course, be higher priced! I MIGHT consider selling just ONE or TWO of them, but again, that will mean a higher price.

I do NOT want any of these mares in the slaughter pipeline!!

Located near Dixon, MO 65459.