Horse & Hound

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INSURANCE is the product people pay for that they will hopefully never have to use. Yet with costs on the rise - feed, livery bills, fuel and so on - it’s tempting to cut corners on insurance, or cancel it altogether. But while doing this may lift the pressure on your monthly bills in the short term, it could be more damaging for you and your horse in the long run.

We take a closer look at what levers you can pull to make horse insurance work harder for you, while still getting the cover you need to keep your horse protected.

UNDER OR OVER

WHETHER it’s done by accident or on purpose, a lot of owners underinsure.

“People might step up a level in

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