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Post by trojanwarrior on May 12, 2008 18:56:01 GMT
What sort of prices do people charge for exercising horses? It'll just be hacking & possibly ride & lead. The horse in question isn't a particularly easy horse to hack out and is prone to throwing uncontrollable wobblers that don't stop until he gets home.
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Post by kateflashy on May 12, 2008 19:07:16 GMT
i used to charge £10 an hour for riding out that included tacking up time as well
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Post by aimee on May 12, 2008 21:33:14 GMT
Yeah about 10 quid...but if there's a few bruises involved then I would probably charge more!
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Post by maximum on May 18, 2008 8:10:49 GMT
15 if its a bit dodgy! do you have to catch it tack up etc? if so more than that.
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arumanii
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Post by arumanii on May 20, 2008 17:48:21 GMT
As above with well schooled horses or ones not likely to throw a wobbley prob about £20. If it's a so called 'problem horse' then make sure you have the experience to deal with it and help solve the problem before taking it on but would prob charge about £40 if facilities provided but have charged far more when horse's behaviour becomes more 'dangerous.'
If he doesn't listen when throwing a wobbley until home this could put you in a very problematic situation and maybe you should think about whether you want to hack him out straight away or corden off a field to school in for a few weeks and get some mutual respect and trust before you hack out...
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