Horse & Owner Livery Registration Form
A livery registration template — horse, passport, vaccinations and owner details, so a yard has everything to care for a horse from day one.
Description
Form fields
Everything the Horse & Owner Livery Registration Form above collects — 17 fields across 2 pages, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.
Register Your Horse
Horse's name
Short Answer
Breed / type & height (hh)
Short Answer
Age (years)
Number
Passport number
Short Answer
Microchip number
Short Answer
Flu & tetanus vaccinations up to date?
Yes/No
Your vet (name & number)
Short Answer
Your farrier (name & number)
Short Answer
Feed, forage & worming routine
Long Answer
Temperament, turnout & any health needs
Long Answer
Owner & emergency details
Your name
Name
Mobile number
Telephone
Email address

Your address
Address
Emergency contact (name & number)
Short Answer
Insurance provider & policy number
Short Answer
Register & care
Consent
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Template FAQs
Common questions about the Horse & Owner Livery Registration Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.
What do you need to register a horse on a livery yard?
The horse’s details, passport and microchip number, flu and tetanus vaccination status, your vet and farrier, feed and worming routine, temperament and turnout preferences, plus your contact, emergency contact and insurance.
Does my horse need a passport?
Yes — by law every horse must have a passport identifying it and recording medicines, and be microchipped. The yard records the passport number so everything’s in order and to hand.
Why does the yard need my vet and farrier?
So that in an emergency, or for routine care, the right professionals can be reached quickly. Having them on file from day one means no scrambling for numbers when a horse needs attention.
What vaccination details are needed?
Flu and tetanus status primarily — many yards and all competitions require flu vaccinations kept up to date on schedule. The form captures the status so the yard knows your horse is protected.
Why ask about temperament and turnout?
Because it affects where and with whom a horse is stabled and turned out. Knowing it’s herd-bound, nippy or needs solo turnout keeps your horse and others safe and settled.
Is the registration form free?
Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, fully customisable, and ready to embed or share as a link.
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