How Much is A Horse in Namibia?

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1 How Much is A Horse in Namibia?

1.1 How many breeds of Horses do we have worldwide?

1.2 What are the Five Common Breeds of Horses we have?

1.3 What are the most expensive breeds of Horses?

1.4 What Challenges do Famers face in the rearing of Horses in Namibia?

1.5 What is the Cost of a Horse in Namibia?

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How Much is A Horse in Namibia?

Horses belong to the family Equidae. They are herbivorous with a lifespan of about 30 years. Its scientific name is Equus Caballus.

How many breeds of Horses do we have worldwide?

Total number of the breeds of horses around the world is estimated around 300 to 400 breeds.

What are the Five Common Breeds of Horses we have?

1. American Quarter Horse; It is known widely for its athleticism. It has a height of 56 inches to 64 inches. It has a flat profile with a wide forehead.

2. Arabian; it is known as the horse with the oldest breed Worldwide. It is very loyal. It has a height of 56 inches to 64 inches. Its body is compact with powerful hindquarters.

3. Thoroughbred; it is a racing horse known to be hot blooded because of its speed. Its height is between 60 inches to 68 inches. It has a deep chest and lean body.

4. Appaloosa; it is very colourful and was developed for hunting. It is also great for long distance trail riding. Its height is between 56 inches and 64 inches.

5. Morgan; It has strength and it’s very elegant. It is a very popular driving and riding horse. Its height is between 56 inches and 60 inches. It also has small ears and distinct eyes.

What are the most expensive breeds of Horses?

1. Fusaichi Pegasus; It costs $ 70 million

2. Shareef Dancer; it costs $40 million

3. Annihilator; It costs $19 million

What Challenges do Famers face in the rearing of Horses in Namibia?

1. Horses are expensive. Much investment is required in horse farming. Horses also require expensive accessories, veterinary care, lodging and food.

2. Horses are hard to train and much time is also required to care for them. Much experience is needed for one to be able to rear horses.

3. Horses have higher risk of dying or being infected by diseases. Colic is common in horses and it’s difficult to prevent. Hooves of horses are always affected by parasites.

What is the Cost of a Horse in Namibia?

Namibia live horses wholesale price in Rand is NAD 20.26 per kg. Farmers gain much in the sale of horses in Namibia.