Unless you are already a millionaire or have a ton of experience and more than a little luck, don t expect to get rich or even break even breeding horses. If you find a good trainer, stick with him or her. They are as good as gold. If you are selling a horse and want to also find him a good home, expect to spend more than just one month of advertising to do so. Don t ever be afraid to ask questions, before you buy, and after you buy.
Most owners are friendly and helpful.
You probably already know more than they do. If you do not have a passion for horses or are not sure, lease instead of buying. You ll save time and money and won t have to sell your horse later. This is especially true if looking for a horse for a child. Novices should be sure to take lessons or have a horse-savvy person help.