How much are horses?

Answer 1

Horses do cost a bit of money. Obviously it would be waaay more expensive if you were to get a champion dressage stallion than a feral/pet horse.

Pet horses cost the least amount of money. they can be from aroung $200 ~$1000. Regular riding horses are usually $1500 ~ $10,000. Competition horses are $10,000 +. Professional horses are best left to proffessionals.

Factors such as;

breed

age

gender

years of training

heritage

competition results

injuries

temperment

conformation

can change the price of the horse.

Keeping the horse is also a bit of money. Usually about $12,000 ++ a year.

Things like the horse, the boarding place, your home, competing or non-competing are also factors.

Again showing also depends on what kind you are doing. (search how much do horse shows cost)

Answer 2

It would realy all depend on the horses' breed, health, age, and what kind of shape its in. For example, if you're looking for a nice calm horse to keep as a pet, the price wouldn't nearly be as much as a Polo Pony, or a race horse. Race horses, my gosh, can be around $200,000! Even more if they've won a lot of races. But if you're looking for a riding horse, then the price could be almost anything. Usually, riding ponies prices range from $3,000 to around $12,000.

Answer 3

The cost of a horse can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, depending on factors such as age, breed, training, and competition history. Additionally, ongoing expenses for horse care, such as boarding, feed, and veterinary care, should be taken into consideration.