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Cost of owning a horse in United States

Lifetime and food cost for 20 horses, localized to USD.

The cheapest horse to own in United States is the Shetland Pony (~$103,850 lifetime). All costs in USD. Pet insurance is widely available in United States.
#BreedSizeFood/yrLifetime
1Shetland PonySmall$1,070$103,850
2MustangMedium$1,690$114,385
3FriesianLarge$2,495$114,450
4Welsh PonySmall$1,325$118,450
5StandardbredLarge$1,910$123,750
6ArabianMedium$1,765$127,290
7HaflingerMedium$1,985$128,640
8MorganLarge$1,910$128,675
9AppaloosaLarge$2,020$129,100
10American Paint HorseLarge$2,020$129,900
11American Quarter HorseLarge$2,020$130,450
12ThoroughbredLarge$2,130$133,490
13Belgian DraftGiant$3,370$134,275
14ClydesdaleGiant$3,295$138,640
15Tennessee Walking HorseLarge$1,985$141,350
16AndalusianLarge$1,910$143,225
17ShireGiant$3,515$146,010
18Icelandic HorseMedium$1,595$154,325
19Hanoverian (Warmblood)Large$2,385$176,710
20PercheronGiant$3,660$177,900
Food & vet localized via United States's price-level index; converted to USD. Estimates — verify locally.

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