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Location: Texas | On a finished horse? Just needs to be legged back up after a few months off. |
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The Advice Guru
Posts: 6419
| Seems going rate is 15-20/day |
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 Super Woman
Posts: 1368
| I charge 350 for that and it includes any therapy needed. When winter hits because of hay it goes up unless they furnish it.
Therapy=vibe plate, massage, cold lasers, alphasonic soundwave, equissager, back on track, magnetics, ice vibe ect. |
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Expert
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Location: In the land of peanuts and cotton | The going rate right now is between $450 and $600. Some cheaper but there no good and some higher but that's the average. |
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Posts: 2128
| $550 is about what my husband charges. This includes feed. If its a horse that the customer wants worked on cattle (roping) its $600. Prices can vary quite a bit from trainer to trainer, depending on their notariety, the dicipline they train, ect. So in my area, hardly anyone breaks colts for the public anymore. The nearest person is a couple hours away and he charges like $750. Lots of factors determine prices. |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 1028
| I usually charge about $500 for just legging one up for a month, hay and feed provided. |
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Posts: 2097
Location: Deep South | Honestly, if I just needed a horse to be long-trotted/loped around, I would not send it off to a "trainer." I'd find a high school/college kid that I trust, that rides even just decent, doesn't have to be a world champ to come long trot my horse. If you have one close by, I'd just ask them to come to your house to ride him.
I remember when I was 15-16 I'd do stuff like this for $200/month. That's not even $10 a ride and I thought I was doing awesome! Lol! |
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Extreme Veteran
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Location: lone star state | My daughter loped horses at a cutting trainers place this summer for 25.00 a day. The horses were broke finished only needed exercise. This was 3 horses so it took her about 1 1/2 to 2 hours a day. (They have a walker so horses were trotted first). So if you are going to someones place to ride their horse that's not bad money for a high school/college kid looking for entry fee money. |
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 Undercover Amish Mafia Member
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Location: Kansas | If I am riding, i charge $450....includes riding, board, feed, hay and farrier (shoes not included only trims) |
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Posts: 1857
| barn goddess - 2014-09-11 9:15 PM
I charge 350 for that and it includes any therapy needed. When winter hits because of hay it goes up unless they furnish it.
Therapy=vibe plate, massage, cold lasers, alphasonic soundwave, equissager, back on track, magnetics, ice vibe ect.
Come get a few of my horses for that price!!!! |
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 Good Grief!
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Location: Cap'n Joan Rotgut.....alberta | up here thats gonna cost you 800
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 Canine Carryout Queen
Location: Oklahoma | We pay $35/day. |
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 Loves to compete
Posts: 5760
Location: Oakdale, CA | out here its 800.00 to 1100.00 usually if they ride them 3 months that will get you 100.00 discount a month.
These are people that ride full time with respectable reputations......... |
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 Coyote Country Queen
Posts: 5666
| I charge $10 per ride plus $5 per day for feed. Owner is responsible for cost of farrier, worming, vet, etc. My price is a little low compared to others in the area, but I don't do this full time and it takes some talking to get me to take outside horses because I stay busy with our own. Occasionally we send one to the feedyard and the guy that rides for us there charges more, but these horses get a good workout and come home very broke. |
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