Post by Johnnie on Feb 27, 2003 15:00:45 GMT -5
I'm trying to throw an agreement together for my trainer regarding a horse going out on trial. The horse is not registered, so he has no papers to hold.
The agreement will have photos of the horse and a section to initial describing the horses markings and matching it to the photo. I have also covered the deposit put up for the trial, the length of the trial, and what happens to the deposit when the horse is returned, or if the horse isn't returned on time, or if the horse is purchased. I have put sections regarding the level of accepted care that should be provided by the people trying the horse, who is responsible for medical care due to injuries obtained while on trial, and that the owner must be notified before any medical attention is given unless it is a life or death situation. There are sections referring to farrier care- none is to be given unless it is approved by the owner prior to service. Section on medication-no medication is to be given unless approved by owner or under a life or death situation, and in that case it only to be given by a licensed vet unless otherwise approved by owner (this includes bute, banamine, ace, and any other drugs). There is a section that says the horse will remain the property of the owner while on trial and that she certifies that to her knowledge the horse is sound of limb and free illnesses when he left for trial. Then the trial people have to put a physical address for the horse, driver's license number, and phone numbers. Both parties sign pretty much everywhere, and a witness signs. What other things need to be covered? I know there is more, but I can't think right now. HELP!!!!!!
The agreement will have photos of the horse and a section to initial describing the horses markings and matching it to the photo. I have also covered the deposit put up for the trial, the length of the trial, and what happens to the deposit when the horse is returned, or if the horse isn't returned on time, or if the horse is purchased. I have put sections regarding the level of accepted care that should be provided by the people trying the horse, who is responsible for medical care due to injuries obtained while on trial, and that the owner must be notified before any medical attention is given unless it is a life or death situation. There are sections referring to farrier care- none is to be given unless it is approved by the owner prior to service. Section on medication-no medication is to be given unless approved by owner or under a life or death situation, and in that case it only to be given by a licensed vet unless otherwise approved by owner (this includes bute, banamine, ace, and any other drugs). There is a section that says the horse will remain the property of the owner while on trial and that she certifies that to her knowledge the horse is sound of limb and free illnesses when he left for trial. Then the trial people have to put a physical address for the horse, driver's license number, and phone numbers. Both parties sign pretty much everywhere, and a witness signs. What other things need to be covered? I know there is more, but I can't think right now. HELP!!!!!!
