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This purchase agreement is for a horse purchase where the purchaser will be paying for the horse in installments over time. This agreement is designed to protect the buyer. If you are selling a horse on installments, please use our Equine Installment Sale Agreement. View Form Details -
This purchase agreement is designed for a horse purchase conditional upon the outcome of a prepurchase trial period. This agreement is designed to protect the buyer. If you are selling a horse with a trial period, please use our Equine Sale Agreement With Trial Period. View Form Details -
Designed for selling a horse subject to a prepurchase veterinary examination where the horse won’t leave the horse seller’s possession before the sale is complete. If the buyer will take possession of the horse during the vet check period, please use our Equine Sale Agreement with Trial Period. If you are buying a horse subject to a vet check, please use our Equine Purchase Agreement Subject to Vet Check. View Form Details -
This sale agreement is for a horse sale conditional upon the outcome of a prepurchase trial period. This agreement is designed to protect the seller. If you are buying a horse on trial, please use our Equine Purchase Agreement with Trial Period. View Form Details -
This agreement is designed for situations where an agent, such as a trainer, will be assisting a horse owner in selling a horse and will receive a commission on the sale. Designed to protect both sales agent and owner, this agreement addresses the sale process in detail and provides the parties with numerous options for the agent's role in the sale calculation of commissions and payment of the horse's expenses. View Form Details -
This agreement is designed for horse owners who are trading a horse for another horse (trade can also include cash and/or items such as tack). View Form Details -
This form is designed to ensure that Florida’s state equine activity act will apply to limit liability for adults engaging in horse-related activities. DO NOT USE OUR STATE FORMS AS STANDALONE LIABILITY RELEASES. They are designed to use with activity-specific equine liability releases, such as lease contracts, riding lesson agreements and boarding contracts. For Florida youths engaging in horse-related activities, please use our Florida State Equine Activity Act Youth Liability Agreement. -
This package includes forms designed to ensure that Florida’s state equine activity act will apply to limit liability for adults and youths engaging in horse-related activities. DO NOT USE THESE AS STANDALONE LIABILITY RELEASES. They are designed to use with activity-specific equine liability releases, such as lease contracts, riding lesson agreements and boarding contracts. -
This form is designed to ensure that Florida’s state equine activity act will apply to limit liability for youths engaging in horse-related activities. DO NOT USE OUR STATE FORMS AS STANDALONE LIABILITY RELEASES. They are designed to use with our equine liability releases, such as lease contracts, riding lesson agreements and boarding contracts. For Florida adults engaging in horse-related activities, please use Florida State Equine Activity Act Adult Liability Agreement. -
This lease agreement is for a situation where the lessee will have full-time possession and use of horse. For part-time use, see our Partial Equine Lease Agreement. View Form Details -
This form is designed for show horse leases where the horse is transferred into the lessee's name but does not change legal ownership. It addresses the legal effect of registration transfer, along with the complexities of a full-lease situation. View Form Details -
This form is designed to ensure that Georgia's state equine activity act will apply to limit liability for adults engaging in horse-related activities. DO NOT USE OUR STATE FORMS AS STANDALONE LIABILITY RELEASES. They are designed to be used with activity-specific equine liability releases such as lease contracts, riding lesson agreements and boarding contracts. For Georgia youths engaging in horse-related activities, use this form.
