Downloadable horse trailering and transport authorization form. Covers risk allocation, Coggins and health papers, and en-route emergency vet authority.
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This Trailering & Transport Authorization ("Authorization") is given by the undersigned horse owner ("Owner") to [FACILITY NAME], of [FACILITY ADDRESS], and its designated drivers (the "Transporter"). By signing, the Owner authorizes the Transporter to trailer and transport the Owner's horse as described below and accepts the terms that follow.
Horse Name: ______________________________
Breed / Color / Markings: ______________________________
Age / Sex: ______________________________
Microchip / Registration Number: ______________________________
Owner Name: ______________________________
Owner Phone (reachable during transport): ______________________________
Emergency Contact (if Owner unreachable): ______________________________
Origin (pickup location and address): ______________________________
Destination (address): ______________________________
Date(s) of Transport: ______________________________
Purpose of Transport (show, clinic, trailhead, vet, relocation): ______________________________
Interstate? (Yes / No — origin and destination states): ______________________________
Transporting Business / Individual: ______________________________
Driver Name(s): ______________________________
Tow Vehicle and Trailer Description: ______________________________
Transporter Phone: ______________________________
The Transporter named above is authorized to load, haul, and unload the horse for this Authorization. No other person may transport the horse under this Authorization without the Owner's further written consent.
The Owner elects (check one): ☐ PER-TRIP — this Authorization covers only the single trip described in Section 2 and expires when that trip is complete; or ☐ BLANKET — this Authorization covers all transport of the horse by the Transporter from [START DATE] through [END DATE], and the Transporter will record the origin, destination, date, and purpose of each trip. A blanket authorization may be revoked by the Owner in writing at any time; revocation does not affect a trip already under way.
The Owner understands that trailering and transporting a horse are inherently dangerous and that a horse may be injured or killed despite careful handling. A horse may panic, scramble, kick, rear, fall, or injure itself while loading, hauling, or unloading; may be hurt by sudden stops, traffic accidents, road or weather conditions, or equipment or tire failure; and may colic, tie up, overheat, or suffer other stress-related illness in transit. The Owner knowingly and voluntarily assumes these inherent risks of transport.