Horse Prices in Iran — 52 live sale listings analysed
This page summarises the asking prices of the 52 horses currently listed for sale on Chaharnal, updated on 6 August 2026. These are seller asking prices from listings on this site — not a survey of the Iranian horse market as a whole.
Lowest asking price: 40m toman. Median: 250m toman. Highest: 4bn toman.
How the asking prices are distributed
- under 100m toman: 1 listings
- 100m to 250m toman: 18 listings
- 250m to 500m toman: 16 listings
- 500m to 1bn toman: 15 listings
- over 1bn toman: 2 listings
Prices by breed
- ترکمن (Turkoman) — 18 listings, from 120m to 700m toman, median 250m toman
- عرب (Arabian) — 13 listings, from 150m to 4bn toman, median 200m toman
- Warmblood/Jumper — 10 listings, from 150m to 950m toman, median 600m toman
- فریزین (Friesian) — 3 listings, from 600m to 1300m toman, median 650m toman
- کیدبلیوپیان (KWPN) — 3 listings, from 800m to 900m toman, median 900m toman
Breeds with fewer than 3 active listings are left out: a handful of listings does not make a meaningful price range.
What moves a horse's price?
Age, level of training and work, pedigree, competition record, health and veterinary history, and breed are the main factors setting the price. A trained horse ready to work is worth more than an untrained youngster, and pedigree papers and health records can make a substantial difference. Always arrange a pre-purchase veterinary examination before agreeing a sale.
Frequently asked questions about horse prices
How much does a horse cost in Iran?
Across the 52 horses currently listed for sale on Chaharnal, asking prices run from 40m to 4bn toman, with a median of 250m toman. These are asking prices from live listings on this site, not a national market survey.
What makes one horse more expensive than another?
Age, level of training, pedigree, competition record, health history and breed all move the price. A trained horse ready to compete is worth considerably more than an untrained young horse of the same breeding.
Are these prices final?
No. Every figure here is an asking price set by the seller, and the final price is agreed between buyer and seller. Some listings are marked negotiable rather than carrying a number.
What else should I budget for besides the purchase price?
Stabling, feed, farrier and veterinary care are ongoing costs, and a pre-purchase veterinary examination is strongly advised before any sale is agreed.
How often is this page updated?
It is generated from live listings each time it is requested, so it reflects what is for sale on the site right now.