I would say lease, just to start out, so you can start to fully understand everything that goes into having a horse. If you enjoy it, and think you can take care of your own animal, then you could buy one if you wanted to.
But it is perfectly fine to buy one too. If you jump right into horse ownership, I advise you see the link in the related links that tells what you need to think about before you buy a horse.
Its better to buy it just in case somebody thinks your lying and all u have to do is show them the papers you singned and there you have it.
It depends on the person who is the owner of the horse. Ask him/her. Each owner has different requirements for one to lease their horse.
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It depends on what is on the lease contract you sign.
This will depend on the terms of the lease. Usually, though, the owner will allow you to lease the tack and grooming supplies as well as the horse. However, if the owner has a saddle for an adult but you are leasing the horse for your 13-year-old to ride, you may need to buy a child saddle for your 13-year-old to be safe riding.
It means that you lease a particular horse in a stable where you go riding . That means only you and the staff ride or exercise the horse. Your lease should cover feed, cleaning and Vet care , and that you are not responsible for any care unless you cause an injury to the horse while only YOU are riding it. It should also state you have unlimited riding time , and saddles and tack are provided by the facility. Get this in writing, and if you are under age, have a parent have the lease checked for loopholes so you are not responsible for something unexpectedly. It you are not 18, you can not legally sign a binding lease by yourself anyway.
A lease does not buy a home.
It matters if you are ready for one and you can do you basic walk, trot, canter and if you want to be serious about ridding you could lease before you buy your own horse
it depends. if it is a free lease, who is paying for vet bills and feed,if you have to board the horse. a lot of times yes it is
to buy a horse is anywhere from free-1 million dollars you should not buy a horse of color but of personality and spark
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The type of horse you buy is up to you. It should fit your needs such as height, level of training, sport etc.
It depends on the breed of the horse, and the amount of training the horse has.