How much did a horse cost in 1914?

Answer 1

Although in 1914 there were cars around the average citizen in early 20th century still relied heavily on the horse. A middle of the road saddle horse that pulled the buggy to church on Sunday would be around $100 depending on his breed, training, age, health, and where in the world you lived at the time.

Answer 2

'Back in the day', horses were technically free, if you could catch a wild horse, tame it, and take care of it, it was yours. Then, after the population of wild horses declined, horse trainers/breeders would sell horses to those in need, for whatever the horse was worth. A good horse today could be 30,000, but in those days, 300-600 was standard for a yearling broken into the saddle and bit. (Depending also on breed) Hope this helps!

Answer 3

In 1914, the cost of a horse varied depending on factors such as breed, age, and training. On average, a good quality horse could cost anywhere from $50 to $200, with some exceptional horses fetching prices much higher than that.

Answer 4

Horses now or in the 1930's can cost a few hundred or a few million. It just depends on the individual horse.

Answer 5

The price of a horse in the year 1900 varied by the type of horse being purchased. On average the cost of a horse during this time was $70.00.

Answer 6

About 1,000$ the same as know.

Answer 7

200$