How much is it for horseback riding lessons?

Answer 1

About £15-£20 for half an hour. By me some places do it for free if your willing to lend a hand around the farm, perhaps you should look into that.

Expensive yes, but once youv'e learned, you have a skill for life and no one can take that away from you (except from an accident). Its like driving lessons their expensive, but for what you get at the end is well worth it.

Answer 2

Many riding centre's are cheap, I've never known one over £25 for a 1hour group lesson, but private's are dear. I know trust me! It depends on how long you want a lesson and whether you want it private or group, Go check a few out round your area and find the best one!

Answer 3

This varies widely depending on the breeding, age, experience and training of the horse. A trail-broke cob with no special breeding and over 10 years old may sell for as little as $500 in some parts of the countries. In contrast, a Thoroughbred stallion with over $1 million in winnings and who has been proven as a sire may be worth over $100 million.

Answer 4

Well where i live, for lessons per week in my livery stables, its about 20 euro.

It's quite a high amount to pay, but it's well worth it.

if you were planning on going for a trekk, the price is varied. If its a good area that has paths and everything, it might be more, say 40 euro for 2 hours? it depends. some stables dont even have trekks because they're roads are too busy so it varies in each stables. hope i helped.

Answer 5

It varies depending on where you live, but in southern CA it ranges from $45-$65 per hour.

Answer 6

It depends where you want to go. If you want to go to a riding school, a lesson can cost between £10-£20

Answer 7

depends on the stable but in the long run it is a very expensive sport.

Answer 8

It depends on where you ride. The lowest I have ever found was $35 for at least an hour. But I have hers of places that go to $130.

Answer 9

it depends where you go horsey rinding