Haflingers are popular horses, and a well-trained, well-bred horse might fetch $5,000 or more. Competitive show horses may cost $10,000, $20,000, or more, with pricing varying based on where you live in the country. Don't expect to be able to afford a Haflinger unless you have a job that pays well or your finances are strong enough for you to be able to invest in one good thing in your life. The price of a Haflinger depends on various factors. If you want a pure riding horse, then you should be willing to pay more for one that has some show blood. Show riders usually prefer horses that are almost completely black because it makes them easier to see on the ground and in the dark. However, white horses are also available and can be less expensive if you can find one with no other qualities than its appearance. Of course, if you plan to compete your horse, he or she will need to pass a medical exam before you even get him or her home. A Haflinger is an expensive hobby. You can expect to spend between $10,000 and $20,000 on your horse, depending on what kind of horse you want. It's not impossible to save up for a Haflinger, but it won't happen overnight. This is a long-term investment so you'll need to be ready to put away money every month until you reach your goal.