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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the registered American Saddlebred horse's name and registration number in the designated fields.
  3. Fill in the lessee's information, including their name, ASHA member number, address, city, state, zip code, telephone, fax, and email. If this is a new address for the lessee, check the appropriate box.
  4. Specify the effective date of the lease and provide an ending date if applicable. If not provided, it will remain until further notice.
  5. Indicate whether this is a breeding lease by checking the corresponding box. Remember that if it's for showing purposes only, a different form is required.
  6. Complete the lessor/owner section with their details similar to how you filled out for the lessee.
  7. Ensure all signatures are collected from both lessee(s) and lessor/owner along with dates.
  8. Finally, review any fees due and select your method of payment before submitting your completed form.

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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. It is a common misconception that a free lease is actually free. An equine lease should state the duration of the lease: 1 month, 6 months, 1 year, 3 years, or some other term.
Full lease agreement: A full lease gives a lessee the most control over the horse after the lease is executed. A lessee who signs a full lease is responsible for paying for the horses expenses, such as boarding, food, and vet bills.
During the term of the show lease, only the lessee and the lessees immediate family may show the horse. The lessees trainer may also show the horse during the term, but only in open events.
The lessee pays a fee, which gives them access to ride the horse during agreed-upon times throughout the lease period. The lease also defines whos responsible for whatwhether covering vet bills, farrier visits, or daily care.
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.

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In general, a person with a full lease pays all the horses regular expenses: board, feeding, veterinary care*, farrier, and if the horse is a really nice show horse, probably also pays an additional fee for leasing the horse, which could run up to $10000.00 or even more per year.

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