How much does it cost to own a horse in India? | Horse podcast series | Episode 2 | English

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  • Опубліковано 27 лис 2024

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  • @this-abledtheextravertedhe5299

    🤠 Howdy from the USA
    Thank you 🙏

  • @mohitgujjar1610
    @mohitgujjar1610 14 годин тому

    Very informative I request you please make one vedio how you manage your horse paddock or what is your daily most the time life schedule.।। you are looking very good person we should learn from you.।

  • @abhijitpatil4586
    @abhijitpatil4586 20 днів тому +4

    Bro go to yeola horse market which on every Tuesday in Maharashtra for riding . baby horses may cost from 10k to 100k breed, marwadi kathiwari nukra sindhiand mix breed but as for riding price may start from 30k to 200k depending on 2teeth colt and 4teeth stallion and their no need to go for high price because they will sell a green/raw horse or mare and you may even get a dna parentage colt or filly at a very ceap price if you are able to buy it directly from a farmer

    • @animagieofficial
      @animagieofficial  18 днів тому +1

      Yes bro agreed...but Yeola is one of the rare places at that price...even there as quality increases they are increasing the price....many people cannot afford to come there directly...the traders who buy there come and sell it at a higher price outside...but what you are saying is right...if we are willing to directly visit and take the risk of transport we can get it cheaper...

    • @abhijitpatil4586
      @abhijitpatil4586 18 днів тому +1

      @animagieofficial Thanks brother,but make vedio on how a horse is priced in other countries and in India it would be a intrested topic.........

    • @animagieofficial
      @animagieofficial  17 днів тому

      @@abhijitpatil4586 Will surely do 👍

    • @abhijitpatil4586
      @abhijitpatil4586 17 днів тому

      @@animagieofficial have you seen any horse auction vedio it will be helpful

  • @Circasociety
    @Circasociety 3 дні тому

    Hey how can i connect with you ?

  • @Manoj12nb
    @Manoj12nb 21 день тому +1

    Very informative

  • @Irfantruckvlogs007
    @Irfantruckvlogs007 9 днів тому

    Superb 👍

  • @keerthivarmanponnusamy9074
    @keerthivarmanponnusamy9074 20 днів тому +1

    Informative, what's the process of DNA registration? Are you able to do a video on it?

  • @guharup
    @guharup 13 днів тому +2

    Owning a horse? Means have money left over to actually satisfy some personal hobbies? Lagao 28% GST abhi - Indian tax officials

  • @saleema7013
    @saleema7013 19 днів тому

    What abour the sindhi breed which is also very good

    • @animagieofficial
      @animagieofficial  18 днів тому +1

      Sindhi is a great breed known for its rewal or gait...but it is getting very rare to find a proper Sindhi in India these days outside of Punjab and Haryana areas...Since everyone is marketing the marwari, Sindhi is not being traded to other states or bred purely...But if you can find a pure Sindhi, it will also be an excellent horse...If you have details of pure Sindhi breeders, let us know! Thank you!

  • @sidvlogs5417
    @sidvlogs5417 20 днів тому

    bhai video is nice but look into camera that will look good , in this video i dont know with whom your talking to

    • @animagieofficial
      @animagieofficial  20 днів тому

      Sure bro! Thanks for your inputs! Will try to bring that in future

  • @Chhhottaaadonn
    @Chhhottaaadonn 13 днів тому

    What horse did these people in villages own they use to rise them not for sport

    • @Native_ichthyology
      @Native_ichthyology 9 днів тому

      Mixed

    • @Chhhottaaadonn
      @Chhhottaaadonn 9 днів тому

      @ are they low maintenance

    • @Native_ichthyology
      @Native_ichthyology 9 днів тому

      @@Chhhottaaadonn yes very low maintenance... Only feeding and walking 30min-1hr

    • @Chhhottaaadonn
      @Chhhottaaadonn 9 днів тому

      @ Thanks man I live in a small town area always liked horses I will one with Decent build for small rides around the area

    • @Native_ichthyology
      @Native_ichthyology 9 днів тому

      @@Chhhottaaadonn go for those cheap ones, should get within 10-20-30k,

  • @prabhuvn
    @prabhuvn 20 днів тому +3

    Horse costing Rs 10+ lakhs , but used only for show purpose is not good. The horse will thrive only if they are trained and marketed for equisterian sports.

    • @animagieofficial
      @animagieofficial  20 днів тому +1

      Exactly! That is the change we want to bring

    • @prabhuvn
      @prabhuvn 19 днів тому +1

      @animagieofficial correct! Unfortunately marwari lovers in India are more inclined towards showoff and status, not in to sports. Hope it changes soon before these war horses turn in to show pieces.

    • @ETERNAL4U-i8m
      @ETERNAL4U-i8m 12 днів тому

      You can utilise horses for vaccination MFG business

  • @damnman-nr9qg
    @damnman-nr9qg 15 днів тому

    Talking about adaptability is not very rational. Ideally speaking, Marwari and Kathiawadi are native to Rajasthan and Gujrat, to be very specific Jodhpur ( marwar ) and Kutch Kathiawad peninsula. With that logic, they should not be kept in Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The throughbreds have been in India for way too long now and adapt really well to Indian climates.

    • @animagieofficial
      @animagieofficial  4 дні тому +1

      The weather temperature range is more extreme in Rajasthan than in Tamil Nadu. For example, the min and max temperature would be around 17 to 40 degrees. In Rajasthan, the nights are way colder and the day is hotter than 40. So, they are easily adapting here...Not just in Tamil Nadu, you can see the horses in Maharashtra, Bihar, West Bengal and even up to Uttarakhand