What is this colt horse worth in your area?

Somewhere around $500 is average for a foal of that description around here. Stock-type breeds, such as QH, Paint and Appaloosa are common around here. A foal of similar type with unknown breeding would be worth much less, and would possibly even be free. If both parents were from more popular lines, a stock-type foal could fetch maybe $800. I could see very well bred halter horses, and warmbloods, going for $1200+ as foals but that's a rare price and only for the best of best bloodlines. Some well-bred racehorses sell for millions as yearlings at local auctions, but this is, once again, very rare. Around here, the expense of buying a horse comes with prior training and experience. Foals are generally inexpensive to purchase, because they haven't been proven, and there is a long road of training ahead for the new owner before a great show or pleasure horse is made.

2000

Depends on the age. Depends what you are looking for in a horse. Foals usually are pretty inexpensive, unless show stock they average $200 to $800 - depending on size, breed and markings This is their 5 to 6 month weaning price.

Many private farmers sell their riding stock for around $100, ponies $25.00 and draft $1200 and up. Again depending on markings and breed.

We in farm and agriculture area, not a lot of show riding, mostly pleasure and trail riding. A lot of people riding their draft horses. - they are the all around horses in my area, Clydesdales, Shires, Percheron's, and Belgians. Gypsy Vanners and tinkers a overpriced, all the foals start around $2500 and up Again depending on the markings etc a foal can go in excess of $5500 at 6 months old.

Hope this helps.

In my area (south Carolina/North Carolina) babies like that go extremely cheep. I would say $300-600 if you're lucky.

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