DIY Agistment Agreement

🐎 DIY Horse Agistment Agreement (AU & NZ)

Editable | Instant Download | Clear & Practical

This DIY Agistment Agreement has been designed for horse owners and property owners in Australia and New Zealand to support clear, practical agistment arrangements.

DIY agistment means the horse owner is responsible for the care and management of their horse, while the property owner provides access to land and agreed facilities. This template helps clearly define responsibilities, costs and expectations to reduce misunderstandings and protect both parties.

📦 WHAT’S INCLUDED

DIY Agistment Agreement (Editable Word document)

DIY Agistment Agreement (PDF – ready to print)

Stable and Facilities use Agreement (Editable Word document)

“How to Use” Guide (PDF)

✅ IDEAL FOR

Private paddock or property agistment

DIY (self-care) horse arrangements

Informal or semi-formal setups

Horse owners managing their own horses

💡 WHY THIS TEMPLATE

✔ Designed specifically for Australia & New Zealand

✔ Clearly defines responsibilities (care vs property)

✔ Covers payment terms and expectations

✔ Addresses common risks and disputes

✔ Practical and easy to use (no unnecessary legal jargon)

✔ Editable and reusable

✔ Instant download

🔍 WHAT THIS AGREEMENT COVERS

DIY agistment structure and responsibilities

Property use and rules

Agistment fees and payment terms

Horse care responsibilities

Risk and liability

Veterinary care and emergencies

Property damage and compliance

Termination and removal of horse

📌 IMPORTANT INFORMATION

This is a digital download — no physical product will be shipped

Files are provided in both editable (Word) and PDF formats

Templates can be customised to suit your situation

⚖️ DISCLAIMER

This template is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. You should seek independent legal advice where appropriate.

🐎 ABOUT STABLEDOCS

StableDocs creates practical, easy-to-use equestrian templates designed to help horse owners and riders set clear expectations and protect themselves — without the complexity of traditional legal documents.