An Equine Boarding Contract is a legal agreement between an owner or agent of a horse and an individual or organization providing stabling and related services. This type of contract requires both parties to agree on a range of required information and provisions, including the horse’s name, age, breed and medical history, care schedule, and board rate. It also outlines the responsibilities of each party in terms of equine health and safety, liability, and legal rights; provides financial protection in case of loss or damage due to the negligence of either party; and outlines the duration and termination process for the agreement. The contract must be drafted in clear language that covers all areas of concern for both the owner and boarding facility.