Day full livery cost?

[Oberon]

I am planning on a weekend away. There is a young lass I trust who is short of a bob and I was going to offer to pay her for two day's livery rather than relying on friends.

What should I offer her for two horses turn out, muck out, bring in, rug Obi and feed over a weekend?

 

[mightymammoth]

Would she have to travel far or would she be going up there anyway to do her own?

 

[Oberon]

Same yard.

 

[mightymammoth]

If shes there anyway, £20?

 

[HardySoul1]

Not less than £20

 

[AngieandBen]

I charge £7 per horse per day

Feed, turn out, bring in, poo pick field, evening feed, muck out including filling haynet and water, plus having to take muck up to the heap

 

[Oberon]

Cool. Ta.

I want to make sure I give her a fair price.

 

[winter0190]

I would have to pay my groom £20 for 2 full days livery for 1 horse.
So I'd say between £30-£40 for 2 horses depending if your able to lead them in together and they're easy to do. So It's totally up to you. Hope this helps

 

[The Fuzzy Furry]

£10 per horse per day.
I have to pay same, tho TF has very reduced rate as her muck out all fits into 1 waterbucket & she takes herself in & out behind HF so a right lack of labour for her

 

[FireFly29]

The yard I'm at charges £15 per horse per day, but I think it depends a bit where you are, as I'm in Hertfordshire which is quite pricey!

 

[jenni999]

Our yard charges an extra £11 per horse per day. It's not the cheapest though as its in West berkshire.

 

[OldNag]

I pay £10 per horse for muck out, turn out (rug changes too), putting in feed+ hay, water. No grooming, poo picking etc.

 

[Dumbo]

I know one yard that is £16 a day and another yard is £12 but guessing she doesn't actually work at the yard, i'd pay her £20 a day

 

[measles]

We charge around £8 a day for those on DIY livery (ie those who do their horses entirely themselves normally)

 

[BorgRae]

Oooh, I get a very good deal then...

It's £5 per day for full livery at my yard


ETA - although I am already on Assisted Livery (morning feeds are done)