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Post by PonyLove ❤️ on Mar 22, 2018 20:21:11 GMT
There is a possibility of one of my ponies going out on loan very shortly to somebody I don't know , fairly local around 20mins drive from me. I'm slightly nervous as a friend has just had a terrible experience where the loaner fraudulently put the pony in her name and tried to steal her, what advice can people give please to make sure nothing like this can happen to mine. I will be doing the Bhs contracts and a yard check ( friend also did this and it didn't help) Thanks
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Post by gillwales on Mar 23, 2018 9:36:14 GMT
notify the Society that your pony has it's passport with that you are going to put the pony on loan and that they should not change ownership of the pony unless you write to them first. Go with your gut instinct I put a pony very successfully on loan, but do you really want to keep this pony? Will you have a job for it later? If not then consider selling then you will not have the worry.
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sarahp
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Post by sarahp on Mar 31, 2018 18:07:25 GMT
Make sure the pony is insured, premiums paid by loanee. I've always let them do it rather than do it myself but I know others don't. As well as being practical it helps avoid any arguments or bad feeling if anything happens to the pony. I had one die the night before she came back to me from loan, no fault of the loanees, and it did makes things much smoother.
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