can anyone tell me the diffrence between....

twinkle11

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Full loan/part loan

my friend wants to put her horse on loan frew the week and do her on the week end her self. but dont really no if she has still got to pay for it all or if the loan person would have to pay for somethings please help if anyone can help?
 
Full loan means that the loanee pays all of the bills (usually bar regulars such as jabs and the horses insurance) and has the horse 7 days a week to do what they want within the limits set by the actual owner.

Your friend is therefore looking at part loan. She may struggle, as a lot of people want a couple of days during the week, and one at the weekend. Costs would depend what the loanee is doing. If they are riding, then a contribution to shoeing, and probably a contribution to livery, and perhaps feed if this has to be altered to accomodate the loanee.

It is really entirely dependant on the people involved, but everything should be written into a contract which is agreed by both, so that if any queries arise, the answer is set in stone. :)
 
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