Loan Agreement
It is crucial when loaning your horse to have an agreement outlining the legal ownership of the horse, responsibilities of both parties and how to terminate the arrangement. The agreement should be tailormade to the individual needs of the horse.
LWVTB Agreement
With a LWVTB usually a deposit is requested at the start of the loan period, the remainder of the sale price being paid after the set loan period. It is important to have an agreement in place outlining responsibilities and costs of both parties and to protect against future risk and dispute.
Horse Sale Contract
Purchase a sale contract outlining the sale price agreed, the description of the horse and the liability and accountability of both buyer and seller.
Home Check
If you are unable to check a potential home yourself purchase Gold Membership of our sister website Local Horse Help and we can organise a home check report for you.
Reference Check
Acquiring references from a Yard Manager, Veterinary Surgeon, Farrier, Horse Dentist or Instructor who can verify the welfare standards and character of a buyer or loaner can be so helpful to horse owners.
CCJ Check
