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In today’s society about 20% of families in the United States own more than one horse.

Thousands of other families living in urban or suburban communities with small acres of land and some with no land at all would like to own a horse or two. Many of these families have very little to no knowledge in owning horses in the suburbs or urban horse keeping.

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If you hire someone to build a fancy horse stable, build a high dollar fence, purchase a registered sport horse with an established show record, keep a vet on hand for the slightest lil thing, buy and expensive horse trailer to show in, and a nice big truck to pull it with. Then you are looking at a nice chunk of change and the cost for upkeep is going to be through the roof. On the other hand all that hoopla is not necessary.

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So what are they like?
Long from head to tail but short in stature, Mongolians might look like ponies to those used to the thundering Mustang herds of the American west. But tribal riders love the horses just the way they are. They groom them well, but keep their manes long. Their strong legs and thick hooves are perfect for treading rough terrain. While their wild nature makes them difficult to break, they have a friendly and warm nature once tamed.

A good stable cost money great services and facilities aren’t free. Cost of boarding in the suburbs is moderate to high depending on location and services provided. You could be possibly looking at anywhere from $400 – $700 a month in expenses. A well run barn is typically in demand, so don’t be surprised if there is a waiting list. Also take into account the distance between your prospective stable and your home or job when considering overall cost. The barn you like may cost more money but if it saves you on gas its something to consider, it may be very well worth it. Remember you are buying a horse for you pleasure and enjoyment. If a barn is too far from home or work, boarding your horse could discourage you from riding. Always take our time and keep looking until you find a horse stable that best suit you and your horses needs.

You’re gonna constantly need tack supplies. The biggest expense for horses, is gonna be the purchase of a saddle. If you buy a cheaply made saddle you’re gonna end up having to purchase another one. Take it from me, you get what you pay for. A decent saddle can run you anywhere from a $1000 – $3000 or more. You may also want to buy extra bedding for your horse each month @ $6-$10 a bag. You my need to buy a different type of hay for your horse than what a boarding stable is feeding, and then you’re looking at around $15-$20 a bale. Oh and don’t for get about hoof trimming & shoeing every 6-8 weeks this could cost anywhere from $50 for a trim to $200 for shoes.

It depends on whose trimming and shoeing your horse, once again you get what you pay for. Lastly if you want to supplement your horse the cost can be anywhere from $10 – $30 for a 50lb bag of grain or feed. If you decide to keep your horse at home, all these things you have to consider and more. I hope I have been somewhat of a help to you, because there is so much more to consider depending on your needs you can be published without charge. You can to republish this article in your website or blog. Please provide links Active.