What is the price of a Falabella horse?

There are always questions about the price of a Falabella horse.

Perhaps the least discussed topic on a website, but also one of the most sought after answers. An important question to ask yourself is whether you are someone who is looking for a small mini horse or mini pony, or have you been touched by the special Falabella variety. There are very sweet little mini ponies for sale from a few hundred euros. A purely correct and luxurious Falabella horse cannot be bought for the price of a mini pony.

A 100% pure young Buy Falabella horse From a recognized breeder, prices range from approximately €2,000 to €5,000 and even higher. A well-maintained, mature mare over 3 years old is more valuable than a colt. Approved stallions with predicates and proven offspring are more valuable and are valuable for breeding. 

The Falabellas that have passed inspections and received predicates and premiums will represent the highest value, with gender and age again playing a role.

A small miniature horse or miniature pony is not a Falabella. A combination of pony and Falabella is not a Falabella. A 100% purebred Falabella has DNA papers, studbook papers that trace its origins back to the Argentine studbook, and was registered with either the FSE or the new EFS studbook (European Falabella Studbook). Non-purebred Falabellas are often offered online. These ponies are not permitted to represent this breed and should not be offered as such. A 100% purebred Falabella registered with recognized studbooks is a unique horse, of which there are only approximately 550 in Europe. This fact in itself makes it a "protected horse breed." There are also only a limited number of breeders who have horses for sale and who have the appropriate documentation. Some enthusiasts and breeders take the risk of importing purebred Falabella horses from Argentina to add new blood to their herd. It goes without saying that this is a costly and risky undertaking.

It should also be taken into account that there are only 30 to 50 foals per year in Europe are born. The rarity, and the interest from all over the world for this special horse breed makes it a stable investment (if it is reassuring to approach it that way)

There are just as many mares as stallions within the studbook, subdivided into foals, young mares, young stallions, mares used for breeding, and older falabellas that sometimes also look for another place. Not all stallions have the privilege of producing offspring, although we are also careful with all the genetic material. Some stallions are castrated and are the sweetest companion horses (of course with a companion!) The price for the category " geldings " and older animals will therefore be the lowest.

In compiling this page I have aimed to provide some clarity to a frequently asked question that is not so easy to answer, You are welcome to view our horses, but would appreciate it if you announced this in advance, and perhaps is there a match for you!

We do not give prices by e-mail, we would like to get in touch with you and will be happy to introduce you to our high-quality horses.