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So, you’re gearing up to move a horse across state lines—or even just to a show or new stable. It’s not just hay and a trailer you need to think about. There’s paperwork. And trust us, skipping it can land you in hot water with local authorities (not to mention, it could delay your trip).

So, you’ve found your dream horse. The price is right, the temperament is a perfect match, and now… you’ve just got to get them home. Easy, right? Well, here’s the deal: shipping a horse can come with way more costs than you might expect. It’s not just gas money and a trailer. From layovers to

When you’re looking to buy or sell a horse, one of the first things people ask is: how old is it? Horse age plays a big role in how much a horse is worth. But here’s the thing—age doesn’t tell the whole story. Some young horses are full of energy (and drama), while some older

You’ve finally found the perfect horse—good temperament, right age, sound health. But then comes that question in the back of your mind: what happens if something goes wrong after I buy this horse? Whether you’re buying from a breeder, private seller, or auction, the idea of a warranty might sound odd, but yes—buyer protections do

Thinking about moving a horse across state lines—or just across town? Whether you’re buying a horse or selling a horse or anything in between, transportation is a cost many new owners don’t think about until it’s time to load up. Let’s break it all down. In this simple guide, we’ll explain the different ways you

So, you’re thinking about owning a horse? First off—congrats! Horses are amazing companions. But let’s get real for a minute: they don’t come cheap. And if you’re new to the horse world, the monthly costs can surprise you. That’s why we’re here. In this beginner-friendly guide, we’ll break down the average monthly expenses of horse

So, you’re thinking about buying a horse. You’ve been scrolling through listings, imagining the wind in your hair, and picturing those trail rides. But hold your horses (literally) — have you thought about the real costs? Sure, you know the sale price. But that’s just the beginning. Buying a horse is kind of like buying

Buying a horse is exciting. But let’s be honest—it’s also a big investment. And just like you’d protect a car or a home, some folks wonder… should I insure my horse? It’s a fair question. Insurance for a horse isn’t something most new owners think about until—well—something goes wrong. But when you start looking at

Let’s say you’re scrolling through Facebook or checking a horse classifieds site, and BAM—there it is.A stunning gelding, flashy markings, says he’s beginner safe, 10 years old, trained, sound—and just $1,500. You pause. It sounds too good to be true.And honestly? It probably is. Fake horse listings are more common than you think.Scammers post horses

So, you found a horse online. The photos look great. The price seems fair—maybe even too good. The seller says it’s “bombproof, trail safe, kid-friendly,” and ready to go. Sounds like a dream, right? Well… not so fast. Scams are everywhere in the horse world now—especially online. Facebook groups, Craigslist, and even sale sites can

So you’re buying a horse. Or maybe selling one.Either way, you probably asked yourself this question:How much do horses go for these days? And here’s the truth—it depends a lot on the breed.Some horses sell for $2,000. Others? Try $20,000 or more.It’s not just about looks. It’s about the kind of horse, what it’s used

So, you’re buying your first horse—or maybe one for your kid, your grandkid, or your not-so-horsey spouse. You’re not looking for fancy.You’re looking for safe. The kind of horse that stands still to be saddled, doesn’t care about flapping flags, and would rather nap than run off with you. That’s what folks call a “beginner-safe