4-h horse project lease agreement 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 4-H horse project lease agreement in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the owner's name and the 4-H member's name in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this establishes responsibility.
  3. Next, enter the horse’s name as indicated. This should match the horse identification form for consistency.
  4. In the signature section, have the horse owner sign and date the agreement. This confirms their permission for the 4-H member to manage the horse.
  5. Parents or guardians must also sign and date, providing their consent for the 4-H member to care for and ride the horse. Ensure both signatures are obtained.
  6. Complete any additional information required, such as owner’s address and equine ownership hauling certificate number, ensuring all details are filled out accurately.

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lease to buy is essentially a down payment and should be a high enough amount that the potential buyer is incentivized to buy the horse, the benefit they get is the price is locked in instead of say going up as the horses resume improved while being marketed.
Quarter-Leasing: This is basically where the care and use of the horse are shared among four people, with each person having consistent access, but to a limited extent.
Full-care board is the most comprehensive option and typically includes a stall, feed and basic supplies, and all daily care. Here are some estimated ranges for each: Pasture board: $100-500/month. Partial- or self-care board: $200-600/month.
In a full lease, you pay an agreed-upon fee, typically around 30% of the horses selling price per year, and cover all expenses for the horses care. This usually gives you full access to ride the horse five to six days a week and the option to take the horse to shows.
Types of Horse Leases Full lease: As the lessee, youre responsible for all the horses expenses. Half or partial lease: You pay half the horses expenses and get a set amount of time or number of days you can ride him each week. Care lease: You pay no upfront fee but incur the expenses to care for the horse.

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In a paid lease, the lessee pays fees to the owner for use of the horse. The lessee may or may not be financially responsible for some or all of the horses care in addition to the lease fee. In a free lease, the lessee does not pay a fee for use of the horse but is usually required to pay for all of the horses care.
Full Lease Agreement: With a full lease, you are typically responsible for paying for all of the horses expenses, including feed, boarding, and veterinarian bills. In addition to the general expenses, there might also be a lease fee.

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