Spring is the peak time for people to purchase a new horse.
But the excitement of finding a new horse can turn to dust as staff at Kbis Equine Insurance have found. Sarah, who has represented Great Britain eventing, suggests asking a long list of questions before you go to see the horse. These might include reason for selling, allergies, attitude alone, behaviour at meal times, previous owners, veterinary history, and much more. Then if you decide to see it ask all these questions again - but ideally of someone else connected with the horse. When you try it see it in company, alone, in a school, on a hack, and in any environment that will be particularly important to you.