New Stable business

[coonhuntincowgirl811]

Hey ya'll I was just wondering, ok, I am starting to give lessons at my farm, and I was wondering what all I would, need, like a stable license, insurance, liabilty forms, etc. It is just a hole in the wall farm, but I was thinkin maybe ya'll could tell me what I legally need, thanks- Nikki

[Tamet Gould]

Signs everywhere with the Texas Equine Liability statement on it and have all students sign a disclaimer releasing the farm, stable, etc from liability and obtaining a liability policy for just in cases.
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[Capt Jack]

Yep, if you go to the Diamond W, look at the disclaimer signs there.  Lisa had us make them BIG so that you will have to be blind to miss them, I guess we could make them in braile and good luck with your venture (also the name of Tam'et's yellow horse).

[spazzyjazzy]

If you allow ANYONE to ride without a helmet be sure to include that with your liability release as a separate disclaimer and have EVERYONE sign one - even your "friends".  When accidents happen, and they will, the best comes out in people but unfortunately, sometimes the worst comes out too!  No signature - no ride!