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Vergelijkingen van Amerikaanse miniatuurpaarden versus gemiddelde grote paarden

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De informatie op deze grafiek, "Vergelijkingen van Amerikaanse miniatuurpaarden versus gemiddelde volwaardige paarden", is verzameld uit verschillende bronnen en is niet bedoeld om specifieke of werkelijke kosten te vertegenwoordigen. Voorafgaand aan het opstarten van een paardenoperatie, moeten de materiële en financiële winstgevendheid in detail worden onderzocht.

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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