Livery in Gloucestershire

[Lady_Bug]

How much do you pay?

Prices for DIY, Part and Full if possible and what they include.

Thanks

 

[Grey_Arab]

I pay £40 per week for more or less working DIY although they do supply the hay, no winter turn out on site, great hacking and the use of an outdoor school, show jumps and XC jumps. Hope thst helps.

 

[CASP3R]

The yard i am at is very close to Cleeve Hill in Cheltenham. We pay £23 per week, DIY livery. That includes a stable, grazing - all year turnout if you can cope with the mud! and use of the school, although that gets busy with lessons. We also get several thousand acres of fabulous Cotswold hacking

We can buy hay and straw from the yard, but have to source any other bedding.

You also need to bear in mind - i assume you are moving - farriers - £65 - £80ish for a set of shoes, and you need to be able to get on their books!

 

[Tiggy1]

CASP3R
You are very near to me then as I live on Cleeve Hill
Which yard are you at?

 

[Lady_Bug]

I might be moving. Still thinking about it

Thanks.

 

[buddly]

hi prices vary from £25 diy to £120 full livery depending where you go.
we charge £95 full livery thats with full size indoor arena horse walker and part x country course includes t/o feed bedding etc just no tack cleaning or exercise that would be more.

 

[CheekyCob]

Where I was and I was is in big capitals, bold and italics! I paid £60 for 2 horses. Inc. turnout (which was bad) school, 2 stables and small feedroom and that is it - as i have now found out we were ripped off. >:[

 

[Lady_Bug]

I'd most probably be having DIY but may need to go part occasionally. Seems £25 per week is pretty consistent across the country which is good.