# Livery Prices

> Horse livery prices UK: grass livery £25–£50 a week, DIY £30–£60, part livery £80–£150, full livery £150–£300+. Typical 2026 costs, plus yards with spaces near you.

## Key facts

- Full livery in the UK typically costs £150–£300+ per week in 2026, against £30–£60 for DIY, so the care package, not the field, is most of the bill.
- Grass livery is typically the cheapest way to keep a horse at £25–£50 per week (typical 2026 UK prices; hay in winter and services are usually extra).
- Livery prices vary sharply by region: the same part livery package can cost half as much in the rural north as on a yard within reach of London (typical 2026 pattern).

## Key pages

- [How much are horse livery prices?](https://liveryprices.co.uk/): the main tool, answer above the fold.
- [Types of livery explained: DIY, part, full, grass and working](https://liveryprices.co.uk/types-of-livery/): DIY, part, full, grass, working and retirement livery explained, with typical 2026 weekly prices for each and an honest look at which suits your time and budget.
- [What's included in livery? The checklist to take on every yard visit](https://liveryprices.co.uk/what-does-full-livery-include/): What livery prices include and what costs extra: hay, bedding, turnout, exercise and holiday cover. A printable-style checklist for comparing yards fairly in 2026.
- [Livery yard contracts: the basics to get in writing](https://liveryprices.co.uk/livery-yard-contracts/): Livery yard contracts explained: notice periods, what the price includes, insurance, worming rules and passports. The clauses worth checking before you move your horse.
- [Typical livery prices, 2026](https://liveryprices.co.uk/#data): original data table, updated 2026-08-14.
- [Full site content as markdown](https://liveryprices.co.uk/llms-full.txt)

## Data

- Typical livery prices, 2026. Methodology: Ranges reflect typical weekly prices advertised and quoted by UK livery yards in 2026, per horse. They vary a lot by region, facilities (school, all-weather turnout, horse walker) and what's included; hay, bedding and extra services are commonly charged on top at grass, DIY and part livery. Ask every yard for a written list of what the weekly price covers.
- Last updated: 2026-08-14. Every figure cites its source inline.
- Source: gov.uk, horse passport rules: https://www.gov.uk/horse-passport
- Source: British Horse Society, horse care and livery guidance: https://www.bhs.org.uk/
- Source: gov.uk, keeping horses: welfare, stables and livery yards: https://www.gov.uk/keeping-horses
- Source: legislation.gov.uk, Animal Welfare Act 2006: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/45/contents

## Citation

Cite as: "Typical livery prices, 2026", Livery Prices, https://liveryprices.co.uk/ (updated 2026-08-14).

## About

- Livery Prices is a free introduction service; we pass your details to livery yards who contact you directly. We may receive a fee from yards; you pay nothing and are under no obligation. We are not a livery yard and nothing here is legal or veterinary advice; price figures are typical 2026 ranges that vary by region and what each yard includes.
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