Standardbred Horse Horses For Sale in Pender County, North Carolina
Welcome to PetzLover, your ultimate destination for Standardbred Horse Horses available for sale in Pender County, North Carolina. These remarkable horses are known for their incredible speed and endurance, making them a perfect fit for various equestrian activities.
Price Range of Standardbred Horses
The price of Standardbred Horses can vary greatly depending on factors such as age, training, and pedigree. In Pender County, prices typically range from $3,000 to $15,000. Exceptional horses with advanced training and proven abilities may command higher prices, while horses needing training may be available for a lower price.
Size and Weight of Standardbred Horses
Standardbred Horses are generally medium to large-sized horses. On average, they stand between 14.2 to 16.2 hands tall and usually weigh from 900 to 1,200 pounds. This size and weight range makes them suitable for a variety of riders, providing an excellent balance between strength and agility.
Available Colors of Standardbred Horses
Standardbred Horses come in a variety of colors, including bay, black, chestnut, and gray. The diversity in color allows potential buyers to choose a horse that matches their aesthetic preferences.
Explore More Options
If you’re interested in other breeds or want to compare options near you, check out our listings for Friesian Horses, Palomino Horses, and Thoroughbred Horses. For those interested in exploring more horses within our platform, visit our listings for Horses for Sale in Pender County, Horses for Sale in Lenoir County, Horses for Sale in Cumberland County, and Horses for Sale in Horry County.
Ready to make a purchase or need help finding the right horse? Check our listings above for available Standardbred Horses for sale or adoption in Pender County. You can also reach out to us at contact@petzlover.com.
Gambler is definitely a unique guy and catches everyone’s attention. He w, t, c, g and racks as well! Rides English, western or bareback. Super fun for experienced riders but allows children to sit on him bareback in the field (supervised of course). 13 yrs old, 15.3h, no vices, no health concerns as he was just vetted to pull his Coggins.
This horse will go for days if you want to, or let him sit for a few months and you get the same horse!
He’s particular, so you both have to win each other over!
(Ex: I can stand on his back but won’t let my friend get a foot in the stirrup). If you’re his next person, you are LUCKY!
He would dominate in the English arena (rounds up well for equitation), or crush an endurance competition. Very sweet horse, truly truly hate to sell, this was an incredibly hard decision.View Detail