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Our equine insurance policies care designed for horses, ponies, stables, livery yards, trailers, horseboxes, and veteran and bloodstock horses. They provide protection for your animals against illness and accident, third-party liability cover for riding accidents, and breakdown recovery when out on the road with your horsebox or trailer, saving you time and money.
Our horse insurance covers death, theft and straying of your horse as standard, while our horse trailer insurance includes trailer hire, cover for theft and breakdown, and new for old replacement for equipment damaged beyond repair.
Other key equine insurance features we offer include:
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Why do you need insurance for your horse, and what features and exclusions are usually found in horse insurance? Read our guide to find out.
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For hundreds of years a basic knowledge of horse care was vital to many people who used horses for transport and business. Nowadays, the primary virtue of a horse is as a valued and rewarding companion, so the real work is in the ethical and legal responsibility of you as the owner to ensure that your horse has all the essential requirements for its continued contentment and health.
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Learning to ride a horse can be a rewarding pastime for many reasons. Horses have long been regarded as trusted and valuable companions. However, it is understandable to be wary of a large animal whose unpredictable behaviour means they can even spook at a plastic bag.
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Yes, whether you have horses for personal or business purposes, equine insurance is highly recommended. Horses are an expensive investment: illness, injury, theft or an accident may result in high compensation and legal bills, but equine insurance protects you should the worst happen.
This depends on whether you have horses for personal or business purposes, but key aspects are:
Insurance for the death of your horse protects you against the costs of accident, illness or disease it suffers. We can also cover you for removal and disposal of the body.
Public liability insurance is a key part of your equine insurance, as it protects you against legal costs incurred by injuries to members of public and damage to property, caused by your horse, horsebox or trailer.
You can also include horse rider insurance, which covers you and others against personal accidents incurred when riding your horse with your permission.
Pre-existing medical conditions are excluded from our equine insurance - you are therefore not covered for illnesses or injuries your horse had before taking out a policy with us.
We also do not cover horses over 19 years of age.