Livery Q?

[LEC]

How much do you pay for DIY?

Farm has 100 acres of good draining land so should be able to do all year turn out.
20 Stables
Outdoor arena with good surface.
Parking for trailers.
Lunging pen.
Good hacking.

How much per week do you think this is worth? Tyring to get an idea for investment potential of a business.

 

[Morrigan_Lady]

I pay about £25 a week.

 

[Shipley]

I pay £28 p w (individualk turnout)

Where are you as this always affects price

 

[dianchi]

I Have the above plus an indoor school, they supply all the hay (charged) and you can have services (extra cost) as you need them for £160 a month

 

[Rachntabby]

i Pay £25 Diy and £1.50 per day turnout (no rug change) and it has summer and winter turnout a wash box and indoor and outdoor schools and very good hacking quite cheap compared to others on here

 

[Rana]

I pay £85 a month stable + grazing for a similar place. Hay is supplied and delivered to your stable at extra cost, and all services available at extra cost. We don't have any "people" facilities though (no kitchen or toilet).

 

[ihatework]

Where I am probs about £30pw, it seems a little cheaper your way so I would estimate £25pw

 

[BankEndRescue]

God I'm not charging nearly enough, I charge £15 per week DIY

 

[Rachntabby]

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God I'm not charging nearly enough, I charge £15 per week DIY

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hmmm yorkshire is a bit too far for me otherwise i would come to your yard

 

[cobdonkey]

Where is the yard?

 

[BBs]

I pay £25 for similar in the summer
£40 in the winter with hay and straw

 

[RedVendetta]

On DIY I pay £28 pw for my stable and grazing, £10 a week 'facility' charge for a massive outdoor, gallop track and farm ride, £12 a week for as much hay as I want and I have to pay to use the indoor. I also have to buy shavings from the YO at £5.30 a bale. This is all on DIY, so if I ask for my horse to brought in, turned out etc then it adds to that. Usualy costs £235 - £250 a month, very expensive area though and superb facilities, can't knock them, plus we have shows / XC / clinics / lessons going on all the time so we barely need to go off the yard unless we want to. I also pay for my trailer to be locked up in secure parking there.

 

[Hovis_and_SidsMum]

I have the above but also unlimited Hay and that costs me £32 per week.

 

[spaniel]

If trailer parking is included then £32 per week.

 

[nelliefinellie]

Around £25 - £30 pw

 

[pnap]

I'm £25 a week for the stable then £10 a week each for bedding and hay.

 

[tye_bo]

I'm on a farm type yard, individual turnout (own winter and summer field), outdoor school, parking for trailers, excellent hacking all on edge of peak district. It's £22 per week and then £5 per week for hay and £3 for straw. There is a loo and a kettle but it is diy - no extra's available or anything.

 

[MillionDollar]

Totally depends where it is in the country?

I have a few more facilities and I charge £35 per week.

 

[MistletoeMegan]

Oooh, you little rebel - will James & co not kill you if you set up a rival yard?

They were £20pw for stable + grazing, £5pw for the school and £2.50 ish a week for adlib hay when I left, but I think they may have put the prices up a little.

Grazing is rubbish there though of course (well actually the grass is fine but they don't cater for non-laminitic, non-obese creatures of more than 14.2 in terms of paddock size

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