Who is your trailer insured with?

[Cash]

Sorry, asked this question before, but it was a good two months ago and i don't have the thread any more

Have heard good things about NFU but can't find anything about trailers on their website (or am i just being really blonde??

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I also remember someone telling me about some kind of society for horsebox/trailer owners which includes livestock recovery etc...? Can't for the life of me remember what it's called, someone enlighten me please...
Recommendations pleeeeease!
Thanks

 

[Dubsie]

NFU. Ring them might be easier.
I think we have an enhanced RAC membership which covers the contents of the trailer, but could be wrong, hubby is zzzz on his recliner so can't ask.

 

[Marnie]

I'm with NFU for insurance, it is a 'bolt on' to my horse policy, assume that you can insure without the horse though. I'm with Equine Rescue Services which is added on with my RAC membership, I can't remember the exact price, but it was around £50 - I have used them twice, first time was about 5 miles from home, they sent a lorry for the horse and the RAC took the 4x4 on a truck and towed the trailer home. The second time I was around 120 miles from home, RAC took the 4x4 and they sent a lovely lady with a landrover who towed my trailer and horse home. Both times I can't fault the service, they kept in touch with me at all times, co-ordinated with the RAC and the nice landrover lady didn't mind the dogs in the back either!! Well worth the money for peace of mind!

 

[MrsMozart]

So do you have it yet?!

And if you do, where are the piccies!

 

[Haha]

NFU

 

[pocket]

SEIB

 

[kateknights]

NFU alongside horse insurance
Kate x

 

[Hedwards]

before my trailer was nicked by some horrible types (restraining myself) it was insured with Petplan - they paid out straight away with no problems...

 

[pennyh]

south essex for me

 

[3Beasties]

3 Counties (I think

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[fornema]

E&L