How much does it cost for a horse show?

Answer 1

This depends on whether you are going as a spectator or competitor. Small shows might not have fees for entry or to watch. More prestigious shows may charge entry fees of several hundred dollars; this is necessary because they often hand out expensive prizes. Sometimes the entry fee includes board for your horse and even accomodation for you, but a lot of the time if you wish to board your horse at the showgrounds you must pay extra. The price is usually much less if you are a spectator.

Answer 2

It depends on a few factors.

*Where the show is or who runs it, Some people will charge more than others

*What classes you are entering, competitions with prizes are more expencive.

*What level you are showing at, Some small local shows charge a few pounds per class yet some shows I have been to can charge £50 for one class.

To be honest my best advice to you is to look on the internet for the shows prices that you are planning to go to.

Hope this helped :)

Answer 3

Classes can cost anywhere from $5-$15 , but it depends on what kind of class you are doing.

If you go to a show you have to pay an office fee which can cost $5-$15 as well.

You also may need a stall for your horse so that would be aroung $10-$20 , you would have to have current coggins with you also so if you don't have them call a vet to come out and get them done! Some shows may not ask for them but they are supposed to , so always bring them.

*From another answerer person*

It depends on what kind of show, class and division you are in. Large horse shows like the Hampton Classic can cost anywhere from $25 a class (lead-line) to about $150+ (Open Jumpers and YJC). Divisions could be about $250. Local unrated English horse shows are usually$15 to $20 a class like the person above said. Local rated shows are about $30 to $50. I don't know about western horse shows but if you are an English rider, I hope this helped! (stalls are also a big thing. some shows are $50 and others can be $200 a night!)