Horse & Hound

Stake your claim

IF your horse becomes ill or is badly injured it can be incredibly stressful. Many equestrians – almost seven in 10 in Britain – have recognised the value and peace of mind that comes with having some form of insurance, and this has increased by 19% in the past decade, with 72% opting for full cover. If you’re so far lucky enough to be unfamiliar with the claims process, worrying about how to make a claim or how it will affect your policy in the future can be an added stress you don’t need.

“You should notify your insurers of a problem as

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