Ranyhyn
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Bad move.
Can anyone hire out a hunter?
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Bad move.
Eira
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:crazy: :crazy: :crazy: <--- I hope you get the effect even though smileys don't work !!
Its a shame that its highly illegal , you would have made a fortune off me this season !
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Its a shame that its highly illegal , you would have made a fortune off me this season !
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JanetGeorge
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The key is in the 'let out for hire or reward'. A loan horse would normally not be 'for hire' - but should contain clauses that cover:
1. If there's anything you DON'T want done with it
2. That the loaner takes full responsibility for 3rd party liability etc.
(as well as all the normal safeguards.)
Ranyhyn
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Ah so if you don't take recompense for the hire its ok?
EquestrianFairy
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what about a share or part loan? You're paying a sum towards the horse's keep but if your allowed to hunt it then is it the same thing but in a different context? I have heard of people hireing there horses out to hunt, although they have been done through the hunt themselves as hirelings- Would they then have a clause that states any injuries or accidents are not claimable from the hunt?
mogs22
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I am about to full loan my 17hh TB and I can put in a clause for no hunting, I took the agreement of TDS saddlery it states in there - not to be hired out, which I have kept in the copy I typed up. The person loaning him has asked me to hunt him first as he was a rescue last year and an ex-eventer, but has a buck with other horses charging around in front.
I also have another horse stabled in same yard so can keep an eye on him.
I think to hire out your horse would be easy if he was insured correctly, but I would not take the risk, some other people have no regards for hirelings, unless like me who hires to hunt - in other areas - I take care of the horse as if it were my own, I know many other people who are especially careful with their hirelings too.
Most hireling yards only let you out for 1/2 a day unless the day has been quiet then let you stay out for an extra hour.
I also have another horse stabled in same yard so can keep an eye on him.
I think to hire out your horse would be easy if he was insured correctly, but I would not take the risk, some other people have no regards for hirelings, unless like me who hires to hunt - in other areas - I take care of the horse as if it were my own, I know many other people who are especially careful with their hirelings too.
Most hireling yards only let you out for 1/2 a day unless the day has been quiet then let you stay out for an extra hour.