Turn out and muck out how much?

[poppyblossom]

Someone has asked me how much I would charge to do turn out and muck out of their 3 horses....and I have no clue!! Would be a good wee extra job for me....how much is the kind of average for that kind of thing?

 

[Millie-Rose]

Someone has asked me how much I would charge to do turn out and muck out of their 3 horses....and I have no clue!! Would be a good wee extra job for me....how much is the kind of average for that kind of thing?

I charge £5 for muck out including hay and water and £2 for turn out including rugs boots etc so maybe £15 to £20 for regular job also depending on how hard beds are to do ( would be less if thin bed on rubber mats), how far field is away can you take 2 together etc. I try and work out how long jobs will take me then pay myself £10 an hour. This is on my own yard would want more to cover travel if off the yard.

 

[conniegirl]

I’ve no idea how much turnout costs as I’m on part livery but if i want to upgrade to full livery it is £5 per day and that is essentially just adding mucking out to my current package

 

[JennBags]

Is it on the yard you're already on 9r do you have to travel there? My old yard used to charge £4.50/horse for turnout or bring in, and about £5.50 for muck out. I have a lady who comes to my place who charges £20/visit then £12 for each hour over and above the first hour.

 

[Leo Walker]

Its £2.50 to turnout and £5 to muck out at my yard, full livery for the day is £15

 

[poppyblossom]

I would have to traveL a few miles each way, so was thinking I’d say £6/7 a horse? so from what ur saying I don’t think I’m too far off with that

 

[Shay]

Sounds about right. Just be sure you factor in the travel. Even a few miles adds up.

 

[chocolategirl]

Someone has asked me how much I would charge to do turn out and muck out of their 3 horses....and I have no clue!! Would be a good wee extra job for me....how much is the kind of average for that kind of thing?

It’s £9 per day Monday to Friday and if there’s a rug to change, that’s an extra £1. Weekends is £13 per day. This includes turnout, muck out, hay and water and bring in and feed. Don’t forget, if you’re handling other’s horses, insurance needs to be taken into account. If it’s just mucking out, then that’s not a consideration. I think our prices are a bit on the cheap side compared to some. It’s the convenience that’s being paid for, not necessarily the amount of work involved imo. 🤷‍♀️

 

[Follysmum]

I have a lady for 6 horses 2 ponies
Muck out, refill hay nets & water
Takes her 1.5hrs but I pay her for 2hrs £22

 

[NinjaPony]

I pay £3 for feed (I make it up the night before), rug change and turnout per horse. Muck out is £5 per horse.

 

[BlackRider]

I used to pay a freelance groom £7.50 for turnout / feed and muck out,

 

[Sussexbythesea]

I have a lady who comes to my place who charges £20/visit then £12 for each hour over and above the first hour.

This is the type of pricing I would go for otherwise it’s just not worth the hassle.

 

[ILuvCowparsely]

Someone has asked me how much I would charge to do turn out and muck out of their 3 horses....and I have no clue!! Would be a good wee extra job for me....how much is the kind of average for that kind of thing?

I charge £ 4 muck out for a livery turning out £ 1.50 to including rug change but if the field is a long way then I would charge more, also depends if you have to travel soelly for these horses

 

[Micky]

I used to charge £10 a horse, muck out, nets, water, rug change, turn out, then back again to bring in and feed..6 mile round trip twice a day..

 

[Orangehorse]

The lady I use is freelance and charges £8.00 per hour during the week and more at the weekend.