Chances are you have spent years and a great deal of money on the training of your dressage horse. You are true partners and work together in perfect tandem. In order to adequately cover your horse, you will need Dressage Insurance. While you have made sure that you are covered by the major types of equine insurance, there are a few extra added policies you should be considering when it comes to your dressage horse.
Special Policies
- You can purchase coverage for equine travel. There are special policies that will cover your dressage horse while it is in transit either while it is being imported to the United States or if it is being shipped overseas.
- Do not forget about personal injury coverage so that your expenses are covered if you are injured by your horse.
- There is coverage available to you referred to as Horse Liability, Third Party, or Public coverage which protects you in an instance where your dressage horse causes damage to someone’s property or injury to someone else.
- If you lease your dressage horse, then you should purchase a Care, Custody, and Control policy which will protect you if for any reason the horse you are leasing receives an injury.
- You should also carry a policy that will protect you in the case of your dressage horse being stolen.
- Many states require that your horse trailer be legally insured, but you can purchase a specific policy that will cover only your trailer, but all of your equipment.
Keeping both you and your dressage partner properly covered is what Harbin Equine and Farm Agency offers. They will protect your investment by using all their skill and experience.
