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Sammenligninger af amerikanske miniatyrheste vs gennemsnitlige fuldstore heste

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Factors Considered
American Miniature Horse
Average Full-Sized Horse
Purchase Price
$1,000 to $200,000. Depending on gender, size, conformation, blood-line, show record. The smaller & more correctly conformed, the greater the value.
$1,000 to $3,000,000. Depending on gender, size, conformation, blood-line, and show record.
Feed Costs
Approximately $25 per month/horse. Includes hay and grain.
Approximately $150 per month/horse. Includes hay and grain.
Professional Stable Cost
$50 to $150 per month/horse. Miniatures can be kept in backyards with a Mini barn or shelter depending upon local zoning laws.
$200 to $600 per month/horse. Varies according to facilities, pasture availability, riding opportunities.
Trainer Costs (Halter In Hand)
$300 & Up per month/horse. Family involvement encouraged. Even children can help train a Miniature Horse.
$550 & up per month/horse. Depends upon the reputation and demand of the trainer, stable & breed.
Pasture Size
3 Miniature Horses per acre. With supplemental hay & feed
Minimum 1 acre per horse. With supplemental hay & feed
TACK/HALTERS - Work
$4 to $8 per horse
$12 to $18 per horse
TACK/HALTERS - Show
$25 to $150 or more per horse
$75 to $500 per horse
HARNESS - Work
$200 to $400
$350 to $4,000
HARNESS - Pleasure Driving
$750 to $1,400
$1,500 and up
Blankets
$25 to $65
$85 to $200
Sheets
$20 to $45
$40 to $75
Saddles
Not normally used on Miniature Horses.
$250 to $5,000

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