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I don't routinely do drug screening for a pre-purchase exam, but some purchasers do request this and it's not a bad idea. If you're going to spend a lot of money buying a horse and have any questions, this would be worth doing, Harbin says. He notes that a broad screen will cost around $300 to $500.Such screening detects pain killers, sedatives, anti-inflammatory drugs, steroids, et cetera, in the horse's system.f you're going to spend a lot of money buying a horse and have any questions, this would be worth doing, Harbin says. He notes that a broad screen will cost around $300 to $500. Such screening detects pain killers, sedatives, anti-inflammatory drugs, steroids, et cetera, in the horse's system.
Full-service boarding facilities are at the high end for board rates. At these facilities, you pay to have your horse taken care of completely by the facility. The grooming, feeding and exercise are included in the cost of board, which can cost $500 to $1,500 per month. On the other end of the cost scale, facilities may offer no services, leaving the owner responsible for all the upkeep of the horse and maintaining the stall and lot that is used by the animal. Board in this type of facility could be as low as $50 to $500, depending on the area.