How Much Does Owning A Horse Cost?!

[@ThisEsMe]

Answer = *A LOT* 😭

[@ellasharp1869]

I love you this esme !!!!

[@ellasharp1869]

please give me a shoutout in your next video !!

[@equestriananja5238]

90% of your life😭 , gotta be dedicated😊

[@gloriadullea9731]

This Esme yeah.....

[@cellogang6190]

This Esme HI THIS ESME! :)

[@mackenziedawn4724]

"The possibilities are endless of how your horse can destroy themselves" Lol 😂, so true!

[@gloriadullea9731]

horselover132 true!!!😂

[@palacsintafank5181]

😂❤

[@graceclark04]

I officially own a horse. I got him today!!! He is a 15.1hh ten year old palomino QH and his name is Riese. I am so excited to ride him more and jump him after he gets settled in the barn. Wish me luck!!

[@nikkischofield3886]

Grace Clark yay ! Congrats! Awesome ! I work with horses as a stable hand at two dressage barns. I love it

[@anna7203]

Cool!

[@gvmmy_bear]

Lucky! I ride my trainers horses, and I’ve always wanted one of my own. My dad had 2 horses as a kid (I think they where quarter horses) and he would ride bare back. I really wish I could be as lucky as you!

[@sophie_equestrian1695]

Grace Clark Best of luck!

[@kayleer1772]

Lucky

[@nicoleb1563]

my mom tells me all the time “wow i didnt know it would cost so much to own a horse-i didn’t know you had to do all this stuff.” im like, you literaLLY DONT PAY FOR ANYTHING WHAT DO YOU MEAN

[@gloriadullea9731]

Mustang Barrel Racer 😂

[@Brooklyn-fv7qi]

😂 I do all the training and my mom buys tack, but all of my tack have been gifts for either Christmas or my birthday unlsss it was for a show or illness

[@crystalkittenbird4138]

omg i just saw 2 comments on a shelby dennis video you commented, and that was the last video i watched lol

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

How Much Does It Cost For A Horse To *Own* You!?!

[@this_isnt_not_me]

My last braincell died

[@sunfweryutube6657]

Well... if you fall of the horse and break a bone it will cost in the hundreds if u don’t have insurance ;D

[@ItsJazzy]

I think I must be the most cheap ass equestrian ever hahah I keep my horse at my friend's place we split feeding costs and i do my own horse's feet (barefoot). I also buy tack thats always on sale or second hand haha

[@summeroneil4885]

Its Jazzy same

[@jasmineharper4869]

Do you have a dental fee and vet fee every year? Cause I am looking to get a horse but that's the most expensive thing that's stopping me

[@fonjadidi]

Jasmine Harper yes you have to get their teeth done every year or more, also if you haven't done feet for a long time it's better to get the farrier because they can get injured or lame

[@oliviaburgess7220]

Its Jazzy Hey, nothings wrong with that ahaha!

[@Victor-ze8ee]

Summer Oneil same

[@viennnamak]

I am looking for a horse to lease or own and and so so glad that I just happen to see your notification pop up about the cost!!

[@andrefitz7204]

I take a lesson every week and pay 17 dollars. My aunt owns 9 horses so when I got spend the summer I ride for free. My uncle is also a vet.

[@sotheac669]

What the frik, I do lessons once a week and it’s 55 dollars... 😭😭😭😭

[@joowiaaa]

@@sotheac669 mine are $75 i-

[@sotheac669]

@@joowiaaa how long are your lessons?

[@joowiaaa]

@@sotheac669 30 mins!

[@ZenaTheJumper2121]

My lessons r 1 hour and they r 45$

[@sarahpoisson3348]

Can you show what is in your horse first aid kit, and what to put in it

[@mckinley4085]

Sarah Poisson oh yes plz do

[@CarterSullivan]

Love love love that you made this video and LOVED that you acknowledged the fact that owning a horse for everyone is so different. I've had my horse for just over 5 years now, pay for all my expenses, get to show etc while still being able to save money for a down payment on a house this coming spring. But I also have friends who own horses, spend their money stupidly in the horse world and are in extreme debt. But I definitely think it can be hard at first to adapt to owning if you're just used to leasing/taking lessons but it does get easier with time, as the years go on you start to settle into a routine and know where you can cut corners safely (outdoor vs indoor board, shoes vs barefoot). I completely agree with everything you said!!!

[@sharon8813]

Ver helpful 😊 I just got a new horse so this video really gave me an idea of everything that I need to know and the basic stuff. Thanks!! 😁❤

[@graceclark04]

This was really really helpful!!! I am actually going to pick up my first horse today... REALLY EXCITED!!! Ilysm Claire!!!

[@simplyequestrian8099]

😂 Claire I don’t blame you for not wanting to explain what a sheath is

[@annabelalves5091]

I just googled it and let’s just say I think I’ll get a girl horse 😂😂

[@caitlynheyes374]

Hehe 😂

[@ZenaTheJumper2121]

I love geldings

[@leec5170]

@@annabelalves5091 Bad plan...geldings are so much sweeter. You can easily learn to clean your geldings sheath. It's not a big deal for most good horses. I use a sock on my hand/arm, a commercial sheath cleaner and a hose or a bucket of warm water. They normally don't mind if you're gentle. If they do, you can always pay the vet to do it.

[@cbbrry8919]

That Aztec base layer looks so good on you!

[@MamasGotKids]

I’d also say where you live is a huge factor in cost. I don’t own a horse but I do take lessons ($65 per lesson which is CHEAP in the Seattle area, most barns are $75-85 per lesson). Boarding is also very expensive here. The barn I ride at charges $850 a month with turnout (which is about the average). It’s one reason as long as I live here, I’ll never be able to own my own horse.

[@daniellegreene4155]

Andrea lessons at my barn are $22 or $11 if you own a horse it’s $10 to keep your horse there for a day or $70 for a week

[@cheesethekoala8756]

My lessons are 20€ a lesson

[@wednesdayaddams3772]

Andrea my lessons are cheap ($30) for one. Same with boarding ($375) a month

[@wednesdayaddams3772]

_IrishEquestrian_ wow

[@gloriadullea9731]

Andrea where I live its 40 a lesson

[@georgie1059]

wow 400 dollars for board? I keep my horse at a adjustment place and it costs $30 dollars a month and everyone has to buy their own food and all that. Love you Claire

[@pip_notf0und570]

my horses board is 750 dollars

[@pip_notf0und570]

@@fickesfamilyfarming1854 I take care of my horse. but currently i am injured so i'm asking other people to care for my horse tha'ts why its expensive

[@chanekawaihae8068]

Girl my barn is $750 and that’s just for the stall and feed. I still have to pay for my horse to get shod, Shavings, vet and etc.

[@emily-vj3oe]

At my barn it’s 1000 per month so I don’t have a horse😥

[@Angel-ew6tg]

Emily Ladd wtf it’s really expensive at my barn it costs 250 dollars lol

[@cheesethekoala8756]

Me an my sister an our best friend are saving up to get a horse, and I always knew we weren’t even close to having the money, but this is more specific as to the actual cost. ALSO my riding instructor does her own horses’ feets (they don’t have shoes tho)

[@makaylam947]

I love when you mentioned the sheath so funny XD

[@rachelwhitton5709]

Thank you for making this video! I️ am a riding instructor and plan to pass this video on to my students looking into buying their own horses!

[@lunestrex]

I love horse's so much and I wish I could be around them, they are such brave, courageous, and kind animals. Me nor my parents will ever be able to afford lessons or even a horse of my own. Its really disappointing because I see so many videos of horrible people mistreating their horse's and it breaks my heart because it seems like only a few good people like Claire are able to obtain horses whereas the majority of people who own horse's either have no idea what they're doing or the hurt the horse...

[@brxxkez5742]

Canis Lumina anyone who owns a horse knows what they’re doing. if you’ve never had a lesson or been around them, u may see someone who looks like they’re hurting it, but aren’t. it really saddens me when people who know nothing about horses question the experts

[@anna7203]

Not so brave sometimes 😂 but we love them anyway 😂🤣

[@nicoleb1563]

im so thankful i have a good farrier he charges 75 for a full set of shoes and 25 for a barefoot trim and he doesn’t charge a trip fee or anything even though i own my property and own one horse. bless it.

[@lucyg1736]

This was so useful as I am trying to get a new horse but since it has been a while since we were in the equestrian industry I have forgotten

[@abbysmith3520]

Wow! I have a riding instructor that has been teaching me for 7-8 years! she only charges 5$ for beginner 10$ for intermediate and 20-25$ for advanced. I thinks she charges so cheaply is because she's sorta like family to us lol

[@AnisSecondChannel]

Boarding in the US is SO expensive! I live in Sweden and I board my horse at a stable where food, bedding, taking the horse in and out, and changing of rugs are included. The only thing I have to do is to mock out the stall and it only costs me around 220 dollars a month.

[@paybaytay]

Thank you for the video! It helped a lot, I’m currently only a highschool Horse rider and my dream is to have my own horse, unfortunately I have to wait I graduate but it’s so worth the wait! x

[@schleichandmore332]

I’m new to this stuff so, if I were to build my own barn for my horse do i still pay for the barn?

[@uwuowo4632]

getting my first horse in about a year or so! definitely a while away but im super excited for it :)! ive always wanted a horse and im finally old enough where my parents will let me get one since im going to do alot of chores& get a job

[@justthathorselife714]

This help soooo sooooo sooo much I’ve seen this before many many times and you are soooooo helpful thx soo much

[@Joe-rq5cv]

Lol why I’m I watching this First I live in apartment Second I can’t even take care of my dog Third I don’t have half the money

[@OfftoShambala]

I have ALWAYS thought that myself... never really even wanted one but always loved them... now I happened upon a home on a horse property in the middle of the city and I’m actually thinking it could be doable for me. I’m thinking about getting an older rescue horse that I don’t need to ride... but I can take him on long walks along the canal near my house a couple times a week. It seems crazy that this is even in the realm of possibility. You never know where life will take you.

[@ddvroyale]

@@OfftoShambala but theyll die sooner

[@marklafollett6266]

Very informative. Thanks for sharing. What's the sheath.lol Seriously thinking about getting a horse, and I knew it costs a lot to take care of them. You broke it down very well.

[@mallory3308]

A sheath is were a male horses penis retracts into.

[@oliviatownsend4183]

How much does a horse cost? However much it takes to get you beyond “horse poor” plus even more bankruptcy yay

[@magnoliaequestrian7710]

Thank you so much for this video. It's very educational, and very helpful.

[@airyannamontys3344]

I was thinking about leasing because owning is to expensive for me and I was wondering if you need a horse trailer for leasing or if the owner has one you would use that.

[@philweissburg2194]

No, you need to come up with enough money for a truck and a horse trailer..............about $25K...to $40K

[@jessbayler5972]

Love all your videos, thank you so much! ❤️

[@Annie-zq7ot]

I really want a horse and have been wanting a horse for a long time (I have been riding horses for three years and take four to five lessons a week so I think i am worthy of the power to own a horse)

[@andreagoldhurricane453]

This is so helpful thank you! I’m hoping to get a horse in the future!

[@ayla4908]

This video was actually very helpful !

[@meliaquigley5215]

As of right now, I'm just taking lessons once a week but the barn that the lessons are at is very far away from where I live. I wrote a letter to my parents last night, talking about how I think a horse would benefit me. I knew they wouldn't automatically just say "yes", so I had backup. I looked up local barns that don't charge too much for board, and I asked if I could possibly lease a horse over the summer so I could get the swing of things. I haven't showed the letter to them yet, but wish me luck that they will at least consider letting me lease!

[@esiuol360girl19]

I found the sentence "scoop up a little turd" way too funny 😆 I don't know why

[@bethstaiano387]

Great tips! Thanks so much! xo

[@cbbrry8919]

This is actually really helpful 😅❤

[@jessicagomez3131]

This is what we pay and we have 2 horses so everything is double but one horse isn’t in training and the other one needs different supplements $300 for boarding (corral)+ $30 for blanketing + $230 a month for 3 times a week of training or $350 5 times a week + $80-$150 shoes every 6 weeks + $80 shots + $15 deworming + $30 2 bales of hay for extra feeding on top of what the barn already feeds (I have a ottb and they are hard keepers) + different supplements ranging from $15-$17 + buying tack and I buy my tack little by little and I recommend buying quality tack over cheap tack because it will last longer and you and your horse will be comfortable . Saddles can get very expensive so I recommend looking into hdr saddles because they are affordable but very well made we have one for each horse

[@brazenbull636]

So what do YOU do that allows you to pay for all this on top of your rent/bills? Dude i know got his horses for about $500 a pop. Keeps em at home and handles all the maintenance himself (except the teeth grinding thing). After the entry cost of the horse/saddle/basic care equipment its around $100-$200 a month in feed. Diy shots are around $60. So i kinda don't get this video. Not saying the following is you (unless it is) but: I see a ton of videos on here where these young females are raving about their horse. Talking about how great yet expensive it is, and how you MUST use X products that end up being only optional and expensive. Then low and behold it becomes apparent that her wealthy father is financing everything 😄 Meanwhile everywhere else in the horse sector of youtube people are spending at least 1/2 as much to own their horse no problem. Keep your horse at home(if you can). Do the shots yourself, and hoovework yourself. Theres a ton of expense doxed right there. Just like everything else, you can make this as expensive as you want...

[@mollymckinney1126]

Brazen Bull ok but if you do the foot work yourself and don’t know what you are doing then you could really damage your horses hoofs but every situation is different some people can have there horses in there back yard other can only afford to keep it at a show barn everyone is different

[@JuliaN-fi9zw]

You really shouldn’t be doing your own horses feet unless you KNOW what you are doing 100%. Also you didn’t realize that board is probably the most expensive part of owning a horse per month which you didn’t include here

[@510mundo]

So what if owning a horse just isn't an option. Are there any other ways I could ride on a regular basis other than going on tourist like trail rides? I live in Northern CA and owning a horse up here isn't very cheap. I've looked into volunteering at ranches but haven't had much luck.

[@Maishley]

I was lucky. Rented a house on 20 acres, bought hay for winter, only bought grain as a treat. Kept my horse barefoot. Trimmer every 6 weeks for $45. No shavings as I didn't confine my horse to a stall ever. So hay during winter, dewormer every other month, shots once a year, float every 2 years. Waterproof blanket for extreme rainy days. If it was super cold but dry, I left blanket off as his winter coat was perfect.

[@esme1743]

Maishley that sounds very neglectful. If you can’t afford hay year round, then you shouldn’t have a horse

[@Brooklyn-fv7qi]

Maishley, seeing as it was a paddock pet, it probably grazed all up till winter, my mare is a paddock pet and we just give hay summer-winter

[@hollyleach1112]

Please can you do a breakdown on the shows in a future video ?

[@HoneyBee-de6pw]

This was very helpful!😁

[@maddisonmckenzie7153]

Hey Claire I was wondering if you could do a meet all my horses video that would be cool

[@mystical_soap9986]

What if your really cheap and keep it at your friends place and share feed/hay/farrier/tack prices because I would do that if I got a horse!

[@lindsayb6043]

Thxs :) i am planning on getting a horse this helps alot

[@user-vi9we8yk9g]

ahhh i rode a new horse today and he spooked BAD at some cars and he start off like a bucking bronco and i managed to stay on! lol i had to stick to jumping cross rails to calm him down

[@wolfydonut1997]

I don't own a horse, but I do take lessons. It's $35 dollars a lesson once a week. It's a really good deal! :) My dad was thinking about getting a horse and my mom, sister and I were shocked :D So I was just wondering so I watched this! Thanks for the video! Edit: The lessons are one-on-one :D sorry forgot to mention.

[@Whahshdhdjdhdshwbs]

my horses is at a family friends and for $150 i get feed (oats hay water etc) , arena, pasture, paddock, stall feilds for riding, trails, outdoor ring + i `train` (not all by myself) and rode his horses also im the only `kid` (im 11) . there are a few teens that dont know half stuff i do (IM NOT TRYING TO BRAG AT ALL) i know im very very luck and so greatful for all that

[@Brooklyn-fv7qi]

That’s awesome! I train my own mare (With minimal help from people at horse shows who have pointers and a trainer friend) and we have our own property. (I’m 13) And I understand I could lose her at any moment if we go over a small jump wrong (am starting her on small jumps in a western saddle More like poles that she goes extreme on)

[@philweissburg2194]

Here in Ocala...it costs about $750 a month for renting a stall..food...supplies...tack...Vet...innoculations.......if you want to go to an event or ride on a trail....then you need a Truck and Horse Trailer.....that is about $25,000. If you pasture board, then your horse can create a pasture buddy and then your horse can give you a hard time to leave without his buddy...this happened to me.

[@equineelli2726]

this esme! my fav person in the world

[@shalaialea5486]

Me too

[@gracearrowood3331]

My lessons are $25 me and my friend do them together. We do them once a week. And we use her lesson horses.

[@martywarren9254]

What if your dad builds the sables will the cost just be the hay and stuff

[@faithinthereins4035]

My friend is buying a horse in the spring when she has only had some summer camps I'm trying to tell her at least take lessons till then and she won't listen to me she has some knowledge but she says she won't even take lessons after she gets a horse any tips??

[@sydney5773]

I have a friend that has a similar fantasy. If her parents are on board or if she is living on her own it will be quite difficult. Mention the financial burden as well as the fact that she doesn't know much. It might hurt her a but, but it's better to be brutally honest then to allow her to get a horse that will not live a very good life.

[@Hannah-gm7sj]

FaithIn TheReins .woaaah what the heck! What can she do? Does she jump?

[@cheesethekoala8756]

It depends on what she actually knows, and I am sure she won’t be giving the horse a bad life. You don’t need to know how to ride to own a horse, contrary to certain beliefs. Some people just own horses without riding them, and work them on the lunge I guess 😅 Just because you can’t ride, doesn’t mean the horse you own will lead a sad and unhealthy life. As long as you know the basics of horsecare and do your research, you can have a ver happy equine child

[@faithinthereins4035]

Cheesethe Koala thanks she does plan to ride and I just don't know if she understands the responsibilities with having a horse. Tips on that? Thanks a lot though

[@faithinthereins4035]

Miss Unicorn xx no she can pretty much walk and trot and barley post

[@annikablock6177]

I pay $750 per month for board and $50 each lessons. Show barn in Tryon, NC.

[@kali1463]

Can you just start putting your horse on a supplement or do you need to slowly incorporate it into daily feed?

[@annabelclark6204]

Awesome Video Claire!! Thanks :)

[@pagskids99]

Claire you're so awesome!! I Neeeeed this video

[@tomw1825]

The biggest problem is if you don't have the land or facilities to house the horse. I have stables and pastures on my land and my 2 horses cost me $170 a month on average, but the dental, vet, trimming happen every few months but on average if you have the land it cuts about 45% of the costs.

[@gracefritts7605]

Thank you this helped so much

[@haileydamato1384]

I really want a horse, but my instructor might move out of my state soon and she has cheap board. What should I do?

[@peachtokkii863]

Hailey D'Amato board somewhere else lol

[@newttherankinsdragon8478]

What is the average yearly range?

[@thecottagerose]

Hi claire i was wondering how many horses do you actually own

[@Sarabear19]

Buying my horse for 500. Boarding is 300, and it's so big and pretty, I can also use their feed for 25$ more 😌 I'm not worrying about a saddle for a few months until I'm sure my horse is ready because she's been in the pasture for 2 years and i know she has some behavioural problems, mostly she just needs some dominant check. She's barefoot which is fine with me because I don't like shoeing [my preference.] I can also use my friends tack for a bit if they fit her as well, but I'm going to be buying hand me down stuff, sale stuff, stuff off Amazon and all that. Ima be a cheap person lmao, and I also am getting a payment plan I pay my vet every month for an amount I choose and incase the horse gets hurt it's already paid for in advance.

[@jasonfrost5025]

TLDR: Horse ownership is as expensive as you make it. If you live in California, you literally have to be rich (or single with no extra expenses, or live at home with parents who already own land, ie rich people). If you have land, it's cheap. If you have to board, it's not cheap. If you don't own a trailer and a truck, it's not cheap. If you own a trailer and a truck, it's still not cheap. Side note: A lot of vets recommend you don't ever clean the sheath; it has protective bacteria, and cleaning it often does more bad than good. Concluding comments: based on my experience over the last 6 months, horse owners are basically the new modern royalty, most of them are 3rd and 4th generation brats who were born into land and ownership, getting into the community is astoundingly difficult, getting into rodeo and finding training is almost impossible if you weren't born into it, and you need money and social status (or you at least need to pretend you have social status and money). Good luck!

[@510mundo]

It's funny you mention the CA part. I live in nor cal and have always wanted a horse but it's super expensive. To own land around here you have to have a bit of money. I guess I could just take lessons but I don't think it would be even close to having that bond with your own horse.

[@anandaharris1481]

My cost: board-475, farrier every 6 weeks 100.00 a trim, shots:186-200.00 , fly spray 40.00 (2) bottles add in tack.. 4 lessons a month 100.00 , trucking to shows 50.00 , show fees 75.00

[@lailahussain8049]

OMG THIS HELPS SO MUCH!!C TYSM I really want to buy a pony that i love

[@hannahcooney7738]

Claire you should my horse trailer tour!

[@oogle_Boogle455]

I love your thumbnail face 😂

[@crankyoldlady5433]

My guy costs me roughly 30 a month for treats. I do his feet myself (farrier apprentice) and I take care of all the horses barn so my guy isn't a big expense. Wild child got himself hurt a few days into me owning him though he severely hurt himself and it was a 1200 dollar vet bill. Yeesh

[@Julia-rn7hu]

Hi love your videos!😍💗🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎

[@carissasantana9325]

Can I go to your barn one day because I love horses so much I really want to ride one

[@moose_tracks_]

I mean... if you live near me then sure

[@SarahJRick]

Im paying for all of it and I have my own property AND I own a mare sooooo hehe :) Btw I love you and your channel!! :D

[@ivyreeve8741]

What if you don’t board your horse is it less like if you live on a ranch and you have your own

[@hannamartin1356]

Okay so, I’m really confused on the boarding thing. If I have my own stable for the horse, do I even need that? What if I am able to care and feed for my horse on my own? Can I just not enter it into a board?

[@dancetothebaileybeat2809]

I'm a bit late You dont need to board your horse as long as you have your own feild, feed room and field shelter. Keep in mind you need to strip graze/rotate fields to avoid turning them to mud. Depending on the size of your property, you may wish to combine your feed and tack rooms. You might also need stables and a straw barn, depending on your horse's requirements. In short, as long as you have enough property/a friend's property, you shouldn't need to board.

[@ashleyivey7865]

I am getting one but...I did not know it was that much thx for telling me 💙💙❤️

[@ruthiequealey4162]

Hey Claire i was just letting you know i love you and your videos.

[@Ava-yk5cy]

I already know I have one but just wanted to watch lol

[@maddiewolf7416]

Ur videos r so helpful!

[@catherinerossa9489]

Thank you so much for this video it helps a lot I am 10 years old and Im trying to convince my mom to buy me a horse as my grandma had a horse I usually rode but sadly he was sold I have been riding for around 8 years now and I take lessons weakly so im trying to get all this research collected to give to mom on my Christmas list and im not going to stop asking till I get one so please wish me luck

[@joebean3615]

Have you got one yet update!

[@sea2322]

Fifteenth? Does that work? Anyway great video and very helpful to people looking to buying a horse! I JUST applied for a on site year lease a 13.3hh quarter pony! I had that weird tingle, and she was an amazing pony overall, so I am going to began my lease in week! I’m so happy! (The horse in my profile pic is a old mare I used to ride and I was going to lease but she was evil). All I have to pay for is boarding fee and lease fee which is 👍👍👍👍👍👍😎.

[@tabihandy7641]

Jumping My Mare I loan my pony but only because when I outgrow her I don’t have to sell her but I get to keep her for as long as I want but I am only going to have her for about a nother year as I’m getting a bit to big but by then I will have had her for 5 yrs

[@ffioncook6466]

Please do a review on Aztec baselayer

[@izzyreed1334]

Love your videos ❤️

[@veritywilcox9960]

Thanks sooo much! I'm thinking of buying an ex racehorse in a.few years so I'm planning ahead

[@taylorcandler5130]

I’m I have a horse that I’m looking at. What website or place do u look at horses for sale

[@tamrahalyza1239]

your so beautiful and your amazing and im sorry that your going through everything your going through

[@mgrace2476]

Love this💕💕

[@SDWits]

This video, while very informative, brought me back to reality quicker than you can say 'fiscal responsibilities.'

[@shishiromura]

What about if i have land to keep my horse? Ive always loved horses and am not knowledgeable enough to take on the responsibility, but its a dream of mine

[@handsomeinosuke3628]

*PLZ HELP, ANSWER* If I buy a horse, do I need barn and stuff? Or can i just make only a room for the horse ? Is that ok? And where to buy horses? And how much a horse cost?

[@mariamrijamadze3083]

At my barn boarding is 1200 and it is a very old barn. That’s why it’s really hard for me to buy a horse cuz the price is WAY too high

[@mariamrijamadze3083]

And also 10 one hour private lessons are 1000

[@mariamrijamadze3083]

So monthly I’m already spending 1000 on just lessons!

[@lindsaylosurdo1517]

Any tack that you get rid of I recommend using tack hunter it is great and free

[@vasilisaaleksic9810]

This is awensome.

[@thelacyfamily9439]

lol the boarding fee at my barn is €13 - €16 for a stall and turn out and all. my barn is also really nice and clean 💘

[@sarahbrennan545]

What budgeting app do you use?

[@equestriannicole6057]

Dang.. I guess it's time to move! Board at my barn is 1600/m and the barn farrier is 350/visit 😬. No way I'm owning a horse here

[@nikks4ncole]

equestrian nicole omg where do you live? That's insane!

[@winterfroststables4461]

Board where I live is $350.00 for pasture board and stall board ranges from $550.00-$850.00.