Veteran
Insurance for veteran horses and ponies might be considered a cheap option since they may not be participating in the same level of activity that they once was, however veteran cover only covers for external injuries not diseases or illnesses so it is still a sensible idea to protect your forever friend against potential risks.
Please note that the cover options above do not include tack or possession cover, this would be an optional extra that can be added to your package at an extra cost. To find out more about any of Equesure’s optional extras, we encourage you to give us a call on 01480 220089 and chat through your options with one of our friendly team.
Can I insure any type of Horse?
Yes! The breed actually doesn’t affect the insurance premium cost at all, the direct factors that influence the price are value, use and the location.
With all of our policies, we encourage you to give us a call on 01480 220089 with any questions you may have. No query is too small or large, we’re here to help you find the best protection for you, your horsebox and your horse.
Why choose Equesure for Horse Insurance?
Equesure are equine insurance experts, we have over 60 years combined equestrian knowledge and will endeavour to find an insurance policy, tailored to your needs, for you, your horse and your transport. Working with a varied and trusted panel of insurers, Equesure offer clients a bespoke horse insurance policy with various options of cover to ensure the policy is right for you.
Horse insurance arranged through Equesure can cover up to the sum insured of £750,000 and provide up to £10,000 per incident towards vet fees. Equine insurance policies can also offer additional cover for personal accident, saddlery and tack as well as public liability cover of up to £5 million.
Equesure can arrange cover for foals (31 days old and older), veteran horses, and for the new Horseboarding insurance product. Horseboarding is fast becoming a popular sport amongst equestrians and non equestrians alike, here is our in house team 'Consider it Dun' in action as shown on BBC Sport and ITV News.