SO1
Well-Known Member
My insurance is up for renewal soon and I know there is no point in insuring for more than the market value as they only give you the amount insured or market value whichever is less!
I think the prices of ponies have gone down so should I change the amount he is insured for? He is insured for £3000.
He is a 6 year old registered NF pony currently with no exclusions on his insurance. Good conformation and gentle nature. 14h. Very quiet to ride and handle. Hacks out alone and in company in heavy traffic. Good with farrier, vet, dentist and loads and travels easily easy to clip. Snaffle mouth. Easy to catch. Jumps - though green has tremendous ability has lovely paces and works well on the flat- now the downside - he will not stable jumps out of 4.9ft door.
Do you think in todays climate £3000 is too much?
I think the prices of ponies have gone down so should I change the amount he is insured for? He is insured for £3000.
He is a 6 year old registered NF pony currently with no exclusions on his insurance. Good conformation and gentle nature. 14h. Very quiet to ride and handle. Hacks out alone and in company in heavy traffic. Good with farrier, vet, dentist and loads and travels easily easy to clip. Snaffle mouth. Easy to catch. Jumps - though green has tremendous ability has lovely paces and works well on the flat- now the downside - he will not stable jumps out of 4.9ft door.
Do you think in todays climate £3000 is too much?