Livery Agreement & Yard Rules Consent Form
A livery agreement template — services, yard rules and liability agreed and signed, so a livery arrangement runs on clear, fair terms.
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Everything the Livery Agreement & Yard Rules Consent Form above collects — 11 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.
Livery Agreement & Yard Rules
Horse's name
Short Answer
Livery package
Dropdown
Do you confirm your horse is insured (incl. third-party liability)?
Yes/No
Do you confirm flu & tetanus vaccinations are up to date?
Yes/No
Do you agree to abide by the yard rules?
Yes/No
Please acknowledge
Multi-Select
Any questions or special conditions?
Long Answer
Your name
Name
Email address

Contact number
Telephone
Signature
Signature
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Template FAQs
Common questions about the Livery Agreement & Yard Rules Consent Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.
What does a livery agreement cover?
The livery package and fees, confirmation the horse is insured and vaccinated, the yard rules, the insurance and liability position, and the notice period — all agreed and signed before a horse moves onto the yard.
Why do I have to agree to yard rules?
Because a yard is a shared space where safety matters — rules on turnout, hay, parking, visitors and conduct keep every horse and person safe. Agreeing them up front avoids friction and keeps the yard running smoothly.
Do I need my own insurance?
Yes — owners are normally required to hold their own horse and third-party liability insurance. The agreement confirms this, because horses can cause injury or damage and everyone needs to be covered.
Why does the agreement mention risk?
Because keeping and handling horses carries inherent risk that no yard can remove entirely. The agreement is honest about this — the yard takes reasonable care, but owners accept the normal risks of horse ownership.
What notice do I need to give to leave?
The agreement sets out the notice period both sides must give, usually a few weeks to a month, so moves are orderly and fair. Having it in writing protects both the owner and the yard.
Is the agreement form free?
Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, fully customisable to your yard’s terms, and it can be signed online.
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