Cutting Quarter Horses for sale in West Virginia

To ensure a Quarter Horse’s pedigree and breed standards, AQHA registration is required as it guarantees the horse abides by the Association’s breed standards and provides an official record of lineage and ownership history. AQHA registration is the only way to guarantee that a Quarter Horse is purebred and meets the breed standards set by the Association. It also provides an official record of the horse’s lineage and ownership history, which is important for breeders and owners alike.

When inspecting and buying a Quarter Horse, consider its training level, soundness, temperament, conformation, feet, and make sure to get a pre-purchase exam by a reputable veterinarian.

A Quarter horse can typically be found for anywhere from $2,500 to $10,000, although elite show horses and stallions may cost up to $100,000.

A Quarter Horse typically stands between 14.3 and 16 hands (56 to 64 inches) tall.