Fly with other horses and pay less
Flying one horse on its own can cost around $30,000. Share the flight with two other horses going the same way and you pay far less.
- 1. Pick a flight. Choose the flight going where your horse needs to go.
- 2. We fill the stall. Horses fly in stalls that hold three. Once three horses have joined, we set the date.
- 3. Your horse flies. About a month before, the horses go into USDA isolation together. Then they fly with our groom.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Leaves Dallas–Fort Worth · Mid 2027
$14,500
per horse, when three horses share
Paris, France
Leaves the USA · Mid 2027
$13,500
per horse, when three horses share
Going somewhere else?
Tell us where. When enough horses are heading the same way, we start a new flight and let you know.
Included: USDA isolation and vet tests, the health certificate and export paperwork, the flight and the stall, a groom on board. Trucking to the isolation farm, insurance and arrival quarantine are extra.
Want your horse to fly alone? We can do that on a date that suits you, for more. Most stallions need it. Get a private quote →