Free horse lease agreement contract

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What is a Horse Lease?

Whether you're the owner of a horse or you're looking to rent one, you'll want to use a Horse Lease designed especially for your situation. A Horse Lease is an agreement where a horse owner (the "lessor") allows another person or business (the "lessee") access to a horse in exchange for an agreed-upon payment that partially covers things such as boarding, feed, and veterinary bills. When ready, you can tap or click the "Make document" button to check out our sample Horse Lease and see what information you'll need to personalize your document.

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