frankieduck
Well-Known Member
Do you have a contract? I wonder if her worry is the less people she has the less contingency she has. E.g, 3 people paying £40, 2 decide to leave her shortfall in rent is greater than if someone paying £25 leaves until she replaces them. I’d maybe suggest (if the other liveries agree) that you draw up a contract for each person that you are essentially locked into the field rent for 6 or 12 months at the agreed higher rate. I think what she might be looking for is security in income and spreading her risk with an extra person, so not wanting an ‘all her eggs in one basket’ situation. I rent a small yard for my retired horse + companion and my contract ties me into rent for 12 months.