Here at Horsecontracts.com we love horses as much as you do. For this reason we have this website solely dedicated to various equine legal documents that relate to all elements of horse ownership. Whether you breed or board horses, or rent or lease horses we have the horse legal documents that you need. Or if you simply want to buy or sell a horse then we have a horse bill of sale. Whatever your involvement with horses, chances are we have the horse legal agreement that you need.

Our Horse Bill of Sale and Agreement is for anyone buying or selling a horse. Any time you sell or buy an important or valuable item it always makes good business sense to put it into writing. When you make a written sales contract however, you want to make sure that certain terms and conditions are covered within that writing. Our bill of sale covers all the necessary information that any thorough bill of sale should cover, while still allowing you to tailor it to your needs and requirements. Click here to read more about our Horse Bill of Sale.

Our Boarding Agreement is for anyone who will be boarding their horse, or for anyone who boards horses. When you entrust your horse to be boarded with someone, you want to make sure that you horse will be treated well and be safe. When you board horses you want to be assured that boarding and related expenses will be covered. By using a written Boarding Agreement, you can make sure that everything is addressed in a binding horse boarding contract. We can unequivocally state that the horse boarding document you receive from our site will cover the necessary ownership, legal, and financial issues, so that you can focus your time and energy on your horse(s). Click here for more information on our Horse Boarding Agreement.

Our Horse Lease Agreement is the legal document you want to use whenever you are leasing a horse. Frequently people will lease a horse rather than buy one, and if you are going to be leasing a horse, a well-drafted lease agreement should always be used. When you own a horse and will be leasing your animal to another, it is important for you to know that your horse will be well looked after while in the care of someone else. The equine lease agreement that we provide will not only cover all of the necessary legal requirements, but specifically states the required level of care for the horse. Better yet is the fact that you are allowed to enter the specific reasons for which the horse may be used, and all of the terms of the lease of your horse will be placed into one legally valid horse contract. Click here to learn more about our Horse Lease Agreement.

Our Acknowledgement of Risk and Release is for any individual that needs a binding release form that the parent of a minor can sign to allow their child to participate in a variety of horse-related activities. Any time you provide general riding, lessons, or other types of horse activities to children it is always a good idea to have the child's parent sign a legal form acknowledging the risk involved and releasing you from damage and injury claims. Requiring parents to sign these forms before their child participates in the equine-related activity can protect you from liability claims that can result if a child is injured when on your grounds, using your property, or engaging in an event or activity that you provide. Click here to find out more about our Acknowledgement of Risk and Release.

Our Breeding Services Agreement, or horse stud agreement is a breeding contract to be used between the owner's of the stallion and the mare. Breeding horses is a serious business and not one that you want to leave to happenstance. By using a written breeding contract you can make sure that all of the important facts regarding, dates, fees, and other related issues are covered. Click here for more facts about our Breeding Services Agreement.

Our basic Horse Rental Agreement can be used by anyone who owns horses and rents them to the general public for riding. This basic equine rental agreement is a binding contract between the horse's owner and the person who will be renting the horse to ride. If you own horses that are rented by the public for riding you will want to have a signed written agreement between you and the rider which covers costs, rental periods, care of the horse, as well as all necessary legal terminology. Of course since liability is a concern as well, the agreement has a basic release clause which states that the rider releases you from all legal claims and suits that may arise from the horse rental. Click here for further information on our Horse Rental Agreement.

Our Horse Rental Agreement and Liability Release is for use by anyone that rents their horses to the public for riding. It is different than the Horse Rental Agreement above in that it covers a lot of additional information about the rider and also provides notice to the rider about a lot of the dangers as well as the responsibilities that come with riding a horse. With this horse rental contract you also have the option to insert a "Protective Headgear" clause that covers the importance of wearing protective headgear, and the potential injuries that can occur when a rider does not wear protective headgear. Click here for more details about our Horse Rental Agreement and Liability Release.