Types of Horse Contracts
Read about the different types of horse contracts available on this web site, make your selection by clicking the type of contract, enter your information, then have the document
immediately emailed to you in both Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat Reader (PDF) formats -- Ready to be printed and immediately signed.
TYPES OF HORSE CONTRACTS AVAILABLE
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The Boarding Agreement is for anyone who will be boarding
their horse and is looking for a legally binding agreement that covers all the necessary terms.
When a horse is being boarded with someone else, that person is basically being entrusted with the well being of another person's animal.
For this reason, it is important both from a legal standpoint and for the peace of mind of everyone involved that the boarding agreement
cover everything it should. We can state with confidence that ours does. From the basics such as names and addresses of the parties involved, to the cost,
location, length of boarding time, and fee -- everything you need to cover your horse boarding requirements is covered.
All of the necessary legal elements are included in the agreement, including issues relating to liability, damages, and liens.
For the protection of the horse, our agreement also requires that a detailed description of the horse be given, along with information about the horse's
veterinarian, particulars about any illnesses the horse has, as well as emergency contact information.
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The Horse Bill Of Sale And Agreement is a bill of sale specifically designed to be used when selling a horse.
Anytime you need a Horse Bill of Sale, there are certain things that you want to make sure are covered.
You want to be sure that the names and addresses of the parties involved in the transaction are clearly identified, and, for business owners, how and in what state
the business is organized. The bill of sale should provide a clear description with detailed information about the horse being sold, and most importantly,
the bill of sale needs to be legally binding. The Horse Bill of Sale we provide meets all of these qualifications, and is custom fit to the particulars
that you enter. Once you have finished, you will have a completed Horse Bill of Sale that not only covers all of the aforementioned information,
but one that states that the horse is sold "as is;" that "risk of loss" transfers from the seller to the buyer once the agreement is signed; and provides
which state's laws shall govern your sale.
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The Horse Breeding Services Agreement covers all the necessary elements that you want in a stud contract and provides you with a legally binding breeding agreement.
If you have a stallion that provides stud services to mares, then our breeding agreement may just be the form you need.
Not only does it cover all of the necessary information about the owners of each horse and the stallion himself,
but in addition, it addresses dates, stud fees, and care of the stallion while in the custody of the mare's owner.
Further, you are able to enter the number of mares to be serviced by the stallion during the breeding season, and
there is a live foal guarantee that allows you to enter the percentage of mares serviced by the stallion that must
get with foal. The agreement also covers insurance requirements and dollar amounts of the required insurance.
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The Horse Lease Agreement is the legal agreement to use anytime you are leasing a horse.
If you have a dressage horse that you will be leasing to a rider to use for the season, or a "round-up" horse to help with a cattle herd, this is the agreement you will need.
Our Horse Lease Agreement will cover all of the essential terms that you want in a legally binding horse contract and all you will need to do
is enter some information about the horse owner, the person who will be leasing the horse, and some descriptive information about the horse that is being leased.
You will be able to make the important decisions yourself, such as how insurance on the horse will be covered, the purposes for which the horse can be used,
as well as lease payment information and the time frame for the lease. We cover all the important legal aspects and terminology such as assignment of rights,
breach, and include a sale option that gives the person leasing the horse the first option to buy the horse for an agreed price if the owner decides to sell.
Once we have gathered all the information we will provide you with a customized, legally binding Horse Lease Agreement that will be ready for you to use immediately.
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The Acknowledgement Of Risk And Release is a release form that a parent of a minor can sign so that the minor can engage in general horse-related activities.
If you are looking for a general release form that the parent of a minor child can sign before you allow the minor to engage in various types of equine
related activities, then you have found it. By having the parent sign the release, you can protect yourself from potential liability claims
that may arise if someone is harmed while using your property, facilities, or participating in an event or service that you offer.
The form states that the parent has inspected your premises, and it presents some of the inherent dangers that may result from participating
in various types of horse activities. The parent acknowledges the dangers and agrees to accept the risks that can result from interaction
between humans and horses. The parent agrees to hold you harmless for injuries or damages that their child may receive. All you need to do is
provide some information about the parties and we will take that information and integrate it into a custom Acknowledgement of Risk and Release.
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The Horse Rental Agreement is a legally binding document between the owner of the horse and a person who will be renting the horse The "rider."
It states that the rider has carefully examined the horse and the equipment and that he or she will take good care of the horse during the rental period.
The rental agreement asserts that the rider assumes all risk for accidents, injury, or liability while the rider has possession of the horse and the equipment,
and that the rider releases the owner from all claims, legal actions, and suits. The agreement also covers all the basic required information about the
parties, the horse, the costs, and the time period covered by the rental agreement. The rider must agree that they understand the potential
dangers and that they will not hold the owner liable, and a space is provided for the rider to initial their understanding. At the
bottom of the agreement there are signature lines for both the owner and the rider.
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The Horse Rental Agreement And Liability Release provides all of the standard and necessary rental agreement information about the owner and the rider, the horse, the costs, and the time period covered in the agreement.
It is different than the basic Horse Rental Agreement however, in that it contains a lot of additional information about the rider, and notifies the rider about
the potential dangers and responsibilities that come with horseback riding. Information covered in the agreement includes potential injuries,
the nature of horses, conditions of nature that can effect horses, as well as a liability release in which the owner is released from all claims, legal actions, and suits.
There is also an option of inserting a "Protective Headgear" clause which states the importance of of wearing protective headgear, and the potential
injuries that can result if a rider chooses not to wear such headgear. The rider can then check one of three boxes in which he or she agree to wear headgear
provided by the owner, wear headgear that he or she provides on their own, or that he or she refuse to wear any protective headgear. The
rider (or the parent or guardian of minors) will then sign the document which states that they have read the entire document and everything it contains.
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