cariadssogreat
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Assuming you had to pay someone to do a full clip on your horse what do you think is a reasonable charge?
How much would you pay........
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dunc_n_toby
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I pay £30 for YO to do it. That is for everything head to hoof! I think anything more is a bit much but then prices do seem to vary throughout the country.
Snowberry
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crikey I pay £20 for a full clip!!!! A tenner if its only trace clip!!
I_A_P
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i voted 35, i would actually think thats quite a bit for someone to clip a horse, i mean if u judge it by the hour and general running costs i would have thought it was quite a bit!
Bri
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Yep, thats what I paid last year too!
dunc_n_toby
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Are these ponies tho Snowberry? Mine's a big os lol
LauraBR
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OMG... less than any of those?!
Perdie
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Depends on the following:
Size of horse.
Legs off.
Whole head/half head or just whiskers (thinking head shy horses here)
Distance travelled - though really that should be an add on.
Size of horse.
Legs off.
Whole head/half head or just whiskers (thinking head shy horses here)
Distance travelled - though really that should be an add on.
Snowberry
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Are these ponies tho Snowberry? Mine's a big os lol
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shhh...........I only pay between £5-£10 for the ponies!! LOL - prices were what I paid for my horse, 16.3hh fatarse!!! (horse not me!!
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Are these ponies tho Snowberry? Mine's a big os lol
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shhh...........I only pay between £5-£10 for the ponies!! LOL - prices were what I paid for my horse, 16.3hh fatarse!!! (horse not me!!
dunc_n_toby
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lol
EllieBeast
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i pay 20 quid for a full. my instructor does it for me - and believe me, she is no easy customer!
Sarah xXx
Sarah xXx
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Blimey.....need to move up north one thinks, the average price for a full clip in Kent is around £50
I'm lucky and have my own clippers so dont need to worry, but know that is the average price
I'm lucky and have my own clippers so dont need to worry, but know that is the average price
Oaksflight
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About £25..
miamibear
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£15 to £20 round here
Rambo
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I paid £35 last year, but will be buying my own clippers this year
vicijp
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Didnt vote, I charge £20 a time for anything. Charging anything more for half an hours work is wrong and im surprised people pay it. At £10 an hour a full clip is £5 worth, plus travelling expenses - £20 more than covers it. The rest is danger money, and seeing as blankets/trace are more fiddly it more than evens itself out.