Equine Lease Agreement DOC Form

Instructions and help about Equine Lease Agreement doc

Hey, Equestrians! Polly from Blue Ribbon Law here. And today, we're talking about horse leases. After representing clients in the horse industry for more than 15 years, I can't stress enough how important it is to have written lease agreements when you lease your horse. Whether you're on the lessor side as the owner of the horse or on the lessee side, having a written agreement will protect you should something go wrong in the future. While we all want to believe that people have good intentions when they enter into verbal agreements, we have seen even the most experienced trainers get hurt when they've helped their clients lease a horse without a written contract. Of course, you should always include the normal contract terms, such as identification of the horse to be leased, who owns the horse, the term of the lease, the lease fee, and when it's due. However, there are other issues that you should consider when you're contemplating leasing your horse out. Today, I'm going to tell you