6 reasons Arabian Horses Are Highly Priced!

Publish date: Wednesday، 19 January 2022

Arabian horses are known to be the most expensive horse breeds in the world. An Arabian horse can cost over $100,000! You may wonder what makes a single horse cost this much? Well, there are multiple factors that play a role in the price of the Arabian horse. Let's see what these factors are:

Number one and the most important is the age of the Horse

Arabian horses that ages between 7 and 14 are the most expensive ones. A young horse, of course, is a fresh one and has a greater ability to reproduce.

6 reasons Arabian Horses Are Highly Priced!

Already trained horses

A well-trained horse is, of course, an expensive one. It takes time and effort both to train an Arabian horse. A horse that is able to take commandments and fulfill a task is surely worth the price!

The Bloodline (Family History of the Horse)

To many, the bloodline of the Arabian horse matters, and thereby the horse with a stronger Arabian bloodline fetch a higher price than others.

The Genes

The genes of the horse are also important. A well-trained horse with a strong bloodline might be genetically ill and shall not be an expensive one.

Competitive Horses

Any horse, be it Arabian or non-Arabian is to cost you a higher price if it has taken part in or won a competition. So, a horse with greater medals and competition certificates has a greater market price than usual ones.

The color of the skin

The color of the skin of the horse also matters a lot. As Arabian horses come in different coat colors such as grey, bay, and black: the prices vary from color to color.

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6 reasons Arabian Horses Are Highly Priced!

Number one and the most important is the age of the Horse

Already trained horses

The Bloodline (Family History of the Horse)

The Genes

Competitive Horses

The color of the skin

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