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Post by thatboythatgirl on Oct 6, 2016 21:39:46 GMT
How do you decide how much to lease a pony out for? Ponies done 2 years affiliated showing qualifying RIHS and HOYS both years
And can you set specific terms in an agreement that if they break them you can take pony back without refund?
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Post by catkin on Oct 12, 2016 10:24:25 GMT
Its usually about 10% of their market value a year. But that is only a rule of thumb. You can put what you like in a contract so long as the other party agrees to this. Personally, I would be a bit put off if I had leased a pony and it could be taken back at any time with no notice and no refund.
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Post by kateanne0 on Oct 13, 2016 9:52:03 GMT
Its usually about 10% of their market value a year. But that is only a rule of thumb. You can put what you like in a contract so long as the other party agrees to this. Personally, I would be a bit put off if I had leased a pony and it could be taken back at any time with no notice and no refund. I think if the contract contains reasonable conditions, e.g. only use a specified feed because it has shown intolerance to other feeds, it would be acceptable to take back the pony, however, how would the owner monitor what the other person was doing all of the time? If leasing a pony out, do the homework on the family that want to lease the pony, at least 3 personal written recommendations. What level of showing have they been doing, do they really have the right experience to lease someone else's much loved pony! |
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