Most insurance agencies do not write horses. The ones that do vary a lot in which carriers they work with, which disciplines they understand, and how they treat older horses and commercial barns.
That leaves owners calling around, explaining the same horse to five different offices, and still not sure what a fair price looks like. Equine businesses have it harder: care, custody and control, instructor liability, and stallion infertility are not things a general agent quotes every week.
Equine Insurance Pros fixes the first step. Our guides explain each type of coverage in plain language. Our form collects what an equine agent needs to know, once. Then we route your request to licensed agents who write that kind of risk in your state.
What you can count on
- Plain talk
- Every guide on this site says what a policy pays for, what it leaves out, and roughly what it costs, in words a horse owner uses.
- More than one option
- We are not tied to a single carrier. Your request goes to agents who can quote more than one company, so you see a spread.
- Your call
- You choose whether to buy, who to buy from, and when. No one is owed a sale because you asked a question.
- Care with your details
- Your request goes to the agents matched to it and no one else. Read the privacy policy for the full picture.
How we are set up
Equine Insurance Pros is a free comparison and referral service. We are not an insurance company and we do not underwrite or issue policies. Licensed agents and the carriers they represent quote, issue, and service your coverage, subject to the carrier’s terms and approval. Agents pay us for introductions, which keeps the service free for you.