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jim smith
17 Mar 16 00:20
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could someone give me an approx all-in price range for boarding a breeding mare per year in (a) England, (b) Ireland? i would need a farm which had a reasonable reputation sufficient to help the produce get a price at the sales. how much do you then need to add for a weanling foal? i just need ballpark figures as just a possibility at this stage. thanks.

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truehoncho
When: 18 Mar 16 12:51
£10k
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Formtwist
When: 19 Mar 16 20:42
Hello Jim,

Truehoncho has possibly underestimated. I can't comment on Ireland at all, but first question is whether you are a registered business so you can reclaim VAT. Then look at boarding costs at the National Stud as a guide. Add foaling fees, vets bills, transport for covering etc. The further away from Newmarket as a rule the cheaper the boarding rate. Studs vary when they charge foal costs separately, sales prep costs and commissions.

Don't expect a profit on a first foal or a filly. Hunt around for value and people you trust. If you have a sire in mind board there if you can.
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jim smith
When: 22 Mar 16 00:36
thanks guys. yes am registered for vat which will ease the pain a bit. may be back for more advice if giving this a go Grin
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