Hey Guys,



My lease informed me today that she is no longer able to lease Chew.

May is just around the corner and I need to find someone fast.



Chew is a big TB, and is going nicely in dressage, jumps and is awesome on

the trails. He would pack your Grandmother around.



We are located in Northern Virginia.



Please keep your ears open.





Thanks, Jenn

hi all,



im doing a quarter lease on bobbie my ottb.  im located in southern new jersey

near mt holly.  if anyone on this list is near me and is interested or knows of

someone who would be let me know.



thanks!



lisa

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hi ang,



i have no idea how i'm going to go about it.  i've never done any leasing on my

horses before.  but i'm going to come up with a contract and check my homeowners

for liability insurance to make sure i'm covered that why.  i also have coverage

through markel insurace for equine liability.  i'm not going to require lessons,

however, i can be around on occassion to help out and i do have an instructor

that i use that could come over to teach.  so i'll let you know how things turn

out.  wish me luck!



lisa

  -------------- Original message ----------------------

From: minnesotagirl1997@...

> How do you go about a quarter lease? I am thinking about doing a lease on Abby

> because of my time constraints but I have know clue how to set it up! I've

only

> did full leases on horses not shared leases and it was over 15 years ago! Do

you

> require lessons while people are leasing?

>

> -ANG

> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: lrasmuson@...

>

> Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2009 15:13:48

> To: <retraintbs@yahoogroups.com>

> Subject: [retraintbs] lease

>

>

> hi all,

>

> im doing a quarter lease on bobbie my ottb.  im located in southern new jersey

> near mt holly.  if anyone on this list is near me and is interested or knows

of

> someone who would be let me know.

>

> thanks!

>

> lisa

>

yup, i was kind of thinking the same thing. thanks!



lisa

  -------------- Original message ----------------------

From: JilJen@...

>

>

> Lisa,

>

> check  my homeowners for liability insurance to make sure i'm covered that

> why.

>

> I would bet dollars to donuts that the HO liability WILL NOT cover any

> horse-related claims.  Or, they may possibly cover one if it is very small 

and

> inconsequential, and then promptly issue a cancellation for "increased risk" 

or

> something similar.  (Heck, these days, most HO policies won't even cover

> claims from household pets, much less an animal that is considered 

livestock!)

>

> As long as you have an Equine Liability policy, you should be ok.  If  you

> have a personal umbrella liability policy, you might see if they will offer

> excess limits over the primary equine liability limits, just to be  safe.

>

>

> Jill & Eli

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