horse prices ireland
What is the price difference between horses in Ireland and horses in America?
Say, a 16hh, 8-year-old mare with great experience and a docile temperament. In Ireland, she’d probably cost around 5000 or 6000 euro which is $7600 or $9200. What, roughly, would that same horse cost in America?
it just depneds on where you are, I have seen great show animals go for 100,000 or more…but what you are descriding sounds about right for where I live. Actually it sounds like my horse xD (exept he is a gelding lol) but yeah between 5,000 and 10,000 where I live is about right for a nice, large, experienced horse.
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