It totally depends on the training and the bloodlines.

Edit: Yes, but the bloodlines can make the price go up. And if you want just a riding one, the training will make it go up also.

I agree with Gallopin’. The bloodlines will make it go up and if you want a well broke hacking horse, that will change the price too. I don’t sugest you get any horse under 10 because you don’t sound very experienced. There is a lot to buying a horse that you have to look for. You can’t just buy the cheapest horse you see then expect it to be the perfect horse.

The price will depend on the bloodlines of the horse, and the training. Most of the time, the amount of training with a trainer will determine the price. If the horse has spent time with a very well know, well experienced trainer, the price is going to be higher. Also, with bloodlines, if they have good lines, the price is going to dictate that. If they have a combination of good lines along with training, the price is going to dictate that. I would say your best bet is to look up horses on something like Dreamhorse.com or Equine.com.

Also, if this is your first horse, be careful. Arabians are a VERY sensitive breed. I own three, and when they’re young, if you don’t know what you’re doing, they can get VERY out of hand. Just be sure that if you’re getting a younger horse, that you know what you are doing, or can enlist in the help of someone that knows what they’re doing.

Around 4,300 Euro depends

I’m not sure but i am from Poland and it will probably be cheap. They don’t use euro yet in Poland so there 1 dollar is around 2.50 zloty. So if u have like $10 u multiply is by 2.50.

Depends on the dispostion, and numerous other things! A horse is a horse of course!