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This agreement is designed to protect the seller. If you are buying a horse, see our Equine Purchase Agreements.

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This agreement is designed to protect the seller. If you are buying a horse, see our Equine Purchase Agreements.

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This agreement is designed to protect the seller. If you are buying a horse, see our Equine Purchase Agreements.

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This agreement is designed to protect the seller. and assumes that the horse will stay with the seller during the vet check period. If you are buying a horse, see our Equine Purchase Agreements.If the buyer will take possession of the horse during the vet check period, use our Equine Sale Subject to Trial Period agreement.

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This liability release is designed for horse owners who are selling a horse and will have prospective buyers coming out to view and ride the sale horse. Not designed for situations where the prospective buyer will take possession of the horse - See Equine Sale Agreement with Trial.

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Designed to protect both buyer and seller, this new form is designed for the sale of an equine embryo.

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This agreement is designed for situations where a horse owner consigns their horse to another party for sale, such as a trainer or sale barn. Designed to protect both sales agent and horse owner, this agreement assumes that the horse will be in the custody of the sales agent during the sale period. Covers all expenses, including commissions, boarding and training, vet and farrier care and what happens if the horse doesn't sell.

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This agreement is designed to protect the buyer. If you are selling a horse, see our Equine Sale Agreements.

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This agreement is designed to protect the buyer. If you are selling a horse, see our Equine Sale Agreements.

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This agreement is designed to protect the buyer. and assumes that the horse will stay with the seller during the vet check period. If you are selling a horse, see our Equine Sale Agreements. If the buyer will take possession of the horse during the vet check period, use our Equine Purchase Subject to Trial Period agreement.

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Designed to protect both buyer and seller, this new form is designed for the sale of an equine embryo.

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Designed for leasing a mare for breeding.

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Lease agreement for situation where lessee will have full-time possession and use of horse. For part-time use, see our Partial Equine Lease Agreement.

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Lease agreement for situation where lessee will have part-time use of horse and owner will retain possession of the horse. For full-time use, see our Full Equine Lease Agreement.

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Designed to protect both landlord and tenant, this form is designed for situations where a horse property owner wants to rent out the horse facility portion of the property to a trainer or other person who will keep horses on the property but not live there. For leasing only a portion of a horse property, see our Item #21, Equine Facility Partial Lease Agreement.

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Designed to protect both landlord and tenant, this form is designed for situations where a horse property owner wants to rent out a portion of a horse property to a trainer or other person who will keep horses on the property but not live there. For leasing an entire horse property, see our Item #20, Equine Facility Full Lease Agreement.

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Designed for show horse leases where the horse is transferred into the lessee’s name but does not really change legal ownership, this new form addresses the legal effect of the registration transfer along with the complexities of a full lease situation.

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Designed for stallion owners who are breeding mares at their own facility. Covers both live cover and AI breeding, plus mare care. For cooled shipped semen, see Shipped Semen Agreement.

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This agreement is designed for stallion owners who are standing a stallion and will be sending cooled, shipped semen to mare owners. For stallion owners who will be breeding to mares on-site, see On-Site Breeding Agreement.

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Designed for leasing a mare for breeding.

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Designed to protect both buyer and seller, this new form is designed for the sale of an equine embryo.

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Designed for horse owners who are trading a horse for another horse (trade can also include cash and/or items such as tack).

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Designed for individual horse owners who want to allow adult friends or family members handle and/or ride their horses. For riders who are under 18, see our Youth Hold Harmless Agreement. Not designed for businesses - contact ELS for quotes on a release customized to your business.

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Designed for individual horse owners who want to allow friends or family members who are under 18 handle and/or ride their horses. For adult riders, see our Adult Hold Harmless Agreement for Individual Horse Owners. Not designed for businesses - contact ELS for quotes on a release customized to your business.

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Designed for commercial facilities as well as individual horse property owners who have visitors bringing horses to their facility. (Included as part of our Boarding Forms Package)

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Designed for commercial facilities as well as individual horse property owners who have youth visitors bringing horses to their facility. (Included as part of our Boarding Forms Package).

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Designed for equine professionals and individual horse owners hauling horses for clients or friends.

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This liability release is designed for horse owners who are selling a horse and will have prospective buyers coming out to view and ride the sale horse. Not designed for situations where the prospective buyer will take possession of the horse - See Equine Sale Agreement with Trial.

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Designed for trainers who accept clients' horses for training. Includes training application/intake form, liability releases and training contract.

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Designed for riding instructors giving lessons. Includes client intake form, authorization to seek medical treatment, liability releases and provision for show expenses.

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Includes boarding application, boarding agreement, barn rules and liability releases.

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