Why are horses so expensive?

Wild horses do three things during their waking hours: eat, run, and make little horses. Your riding horse has a very different life than his ancestors, but his appetite is not so far removed. Food is expensive, especially if he is a working horse who needs supplemental grains. They require a lot of care. read more

Horses can be expensive because of good breeding, the training one horse might have as a good roping horse, or training for a good barrelracing horse. Then the horse that is great for kids. One that you truly trust not to buck, run off with your kids is worth a lot of money. read more

Morgans vary in price just like any other breed of horse. At the bottom are the ones that aren't built well, or don't preform well enough to command high prices. read more