How much would you pay........

[cariadssogreat]

Assuming you had to pay someone to do a full clip on your horse what do you think is a reasonable charge?

 

[dunc_n_toby]

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]

crikey I pay £20 for a full clip!!!! A tenner if its only trace clip!!

 

[I_A_P]

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]

Yep, thats what I paid last year too!

 

[dunc_n_toby]

Are these ponies tho Snowberry? Mine's a big os lol

 

[LauraBR]

OMG... less than any of those?!

 

[Perdie]

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.

 

[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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[dunc_n_toby]

lol

 

[EllieBeast]

i pay 20 quid for a full. my instructor does it for me - and believe me, she is no easy customer!

Sarah xXx

 

[pocket]

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

 

[Oaksflight]

About £25..

 

[miamibear]

£15 to £20 round here

 

[Rambo]

I paid £35 last year, but will be buying my own clippers this year

 

[vicijp]

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.