Things to Consider Before Half-boarding Your Horse
Half-boarding a horse can be a great decision, both for you and your horse. If you need a little help paying board or feel that your horse isn’t getting an adequate amount of exercise, then you may want to consider finding a half-boarder, also known as a half-leaser or share boarder. A half-boarder is exactly…
The Importance of an Equine Pre-Purchase Exam
It’s incredibly important to have a pre-purchase exam performed when buying a horse, regardless of your familiarity with the horse or seller. A pre-purchase exam will provide you with a complete understanding of the health of the horse before you put money into the animal. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon for horses to be drugged or…
Horse Trailering Liability
Oftentimes, horse owners who don’t own trailers will allow a friend or will pay someone to trailer to a show, trail ride, or another activity off the farm. Whether it’s a friend, family member, or professional horse transporter, few equestrians stop to consider who would be responsible if an accident were to occur while trailering…
Taking Action Against Farrier Malpractice
In general, the law imposes a duty on professionals, including farriers, to use the same reasonable skill, diligence, and attention that are expected of another careful and skillful person in the same profession. If you believe a farrier has fallen short of this general standard, you may have the right to bring legal action against…