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To Sign Or Not To Sign? 

USEF’s Hearing Committee has recently issued a number of decisions that shed light on a trainer’s liability for signing, or not signing, […]

Equestrian Sports LawApril 9, 20225 min read

Spectator Run Down By Runaway Horse Will Get Day In Court

 The Supreme Court of Iowa ruled that a spectator injured by a runaway horse at a county fair gets her day in […]

Equestrian Sports LawMarch 15, 20221 min read

Riding Facility Can Sue Trainer For Failing To Get Signed Releases From Students

 A rider, injured while taking a lesson when her horse spooked and bolted, can sue the owners of the facility, but not […]

Equestrian Sports LawMarch 15, 20221 min read

Why You Need a Realtor & Other Tips So You Don’t Get Scammed

Once upon a time, “Mary” wanted to take her family on a beach vacation. Thanks to some internet research, she located a […]

Equestrian Sports LawMarch 2, 20222 min read

Out of Money and Freaking Out

 I get calls every day from horse people — professionals, amateurs and owners alike — who are stunned at the situations in […]

Equestrian Sports LawMarch 2, 20223 min read

New SafeSport Rules Are a Trap for the Unwary

Without fanfare, the U.S. Center for SafeSport rolled out a new version of its “Code,” effective April 15, 2019. The new version […]

Equestrian Sports LawFebruary 28, 20227 min read

The Mileage Rule: Can’t Live With It, Can’t Live Without It

 Although USEF has made some dramatic movements in its application of the “Mileage Rule,” it seems like the success of the Wellington […]

Equestrian Sports LawFebruary 28, 20224 min read

To Lease or Not To Lease? What is the question?

As the new competition season is rapidly approaching, many competitors consider leasing a horse rather than purchasing (or selling) one outright. There […]

Equestrian Sports LawFebruary 28, 20226 min read

When The IRS Decides That Your “Horse Business” Is Just A “Hobby”

 I will highlight a Tax Court case that illustrates a common pit-fall for the parents of “horsey” kids – “getting into the […]

Equestrian Sports LawJanuary 30, 20222 min read

Insurance Companies Sue Trainer To Recover Amounts Paid To Owners On Mortality Claims

Two insurance companies unsuccessfully sued a trainer after six horses in his care were killed in a trailer accident. The horses had […]

Equestrian Sports LawJanuary 30, 20223 min read

Who’s Watching the Kids?

There are lots of situations where adults are asked to step into the role of “parent.” Your kid’s friends come over to […]

Equestrian Sports LawJanuary 30, 20225 min read

Disclosures in Horse Sales – When is Enough, Enough?

CARFAX? CAR FOX?  There used to be a television commercial for “Carfax” ( a service that provides maintenance and repair histories for […]

Equestrian Sports LawJanuary 30, 20225 min read
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